Two other CGI DVDs have since been produced. Leapfrog has since proceeded to put Scout and his friends on the bus and brought back Leap, Lily and Tad in the 2014 video The Letter Machine Rescue Team, which also marks an art shift to CGI. This was followed by Adventures in Shapeville Park and The Magnificent Museum of Opposite Words in 2013. The result was the first two Scout and Friends video, Phonics Farm and Numberland, following a new continuity. In 2012, it appears that Leapfrog had gotten tired of Leap, Lily and Tad and decided to focus on Scout and his friends instead (not surprising, as at that time, Scout and Violet were Leapfrog's cash cow and toys from the company of that period primarily featured the two puppies). This was followed by The Amazing Alphabet Amusement Park and Numbers Ahoy in 2011. This was followed by Math Adventure to the Moon in 2010. Upon returning from the hiatus, the first video released was Let's Go to School in 2009. During this hiatus, the three main characters (and Edison) were completely redesigned and many of the supporting were Brother Chucked or Put on the Bus. Then the series went into another two year hiatus before the next video. This was followed by a two year hiatus and then A Tad of Christmas Cheer in 2007. It was followed by The Talking Words Factory in the same year, The Talking Words Factory 2: Code Word Caper and Math Circus in 2004, (Learn to Read at) The Storybook Factory in 2005. The first title, Letter Factory, was released way back in 2003. LeapFrog regularly releases DVDs featuring animations of the characters its franchise created. This page contains tropes that applies to the DVD releases.
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