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| - Some time later, Gordon updated his concepts. The heroes would still remain mainly humanoid but they would look more like monsters, animals, and some of them, aliens. Eric Canete, who also worked on Ben 10: Alien Force, was approached. His designs were more monster based and creepy looking, none of the transformations have visible Omnitrix symbols. Ultimately, the designs was rejected due to Cartoon Network thinking that they were not appropriate for children.
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| - Some time later, Gordon updated his concepts. The heroes would still remain mainly humanoid but they would look more like monsters, animals, and some of them, aliens. Eric Canete, who also worked on Ben 10: Alien Force, was approached. His designs were more monster based and creepy looking, none of the transformations have visible Omnitrix symbols. Ultimately, the designs was rejected due to Cartoon Network thinking that they were not appropriate for children. In 2005 Dave Johnson became the art director. He took a different turn on the idea, and, with Man of Action, they made the heroes aliens. Most of Johnson's concepts were immediately approved with slight changes, but some of them had be changed drastically to convince Cartoon Network.
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