Thomasfan6 Studios

Thomasfan6 Studios is a fictional company created by ExpitheCat and was formerly used in ROBLOX RPs and for association of ROBLOX models, places and Youtube videos between April 2010 and January 2016. It was succeeded by ATL Studios, which was later succeeded by Expintertainment.

History
Thomasfan6 Studios was created as a fictional company that was used by ExpitheCat as a way to associate her ROBLOX places and decals as well as Youtube videos with a company title. The first recorded use of the name "Thomasfan6 Studios" was on April 5, 2010 with the creation of the "Thomasfan6 Studios Headquarters" place, and was later used after she had created a Youtube account.

Beginning
Thomasfan6 Studios originally started out as a movie theater company in the late 1970's founded by Thomasfan6. Their first claim to fame was the Thomasfan6's Movie Theater in ThomCity, however as the 1970's turned to the 1980's, Thomasfan6 wanted the company to expand to other industries - particularly technology and video games. Thomasfan6 Studios created another division around this time under the name of "ThomTendo," and they began work on a console called the "ThomyVision" in 1982. However this console was ultimately scrapped due to the Video Game Crash of 1983. They would later go back to the idea of creating a video game console and in 1986 they released the ThomTendo Entertainment System.

Rise to Fame (1986-1998)
The ThomTendo Entertainment System turned out to be a successful console, and raked in a ton of profit for the company. While this was going on, Thomasfan6 Studios made a deal with a company called Catmobile to pool their resources into making a computer operating system. Catmobile agreed to this, and created a base operating system that would result in the release of JoonWindows 1.0 and JoonWindows 2.0 in the late 80's, and in 1991, Thomasfan6 Studios released ThomWindows 3.1 alongside the release of JoonWindows 3.1. On the same day, ThomTendo released the Super ThomTendo Entertainment System as a successor to the ThomTendo Entertainment System due to competition from Furga's Furry Drive. The STES also turned out to be successful.

ThomWindows would not really take off until 1995, with the release of ThomWindows 95, containing a more understandable user interface and would allow Thomasfan6 Studios to maintain a massive foothold in the software market. Their next operating system would release in 1998 with ThomWindows 98, however the first release of the OS would prove to be unstable, resulting in Thomasfan6 Studios creating the "Summer Edition" of the OS as a major update that fixed a lot of the bugs. The ThomTendo 64 would be released in the same year.

Shift to Computers (1999-2009)
Following the ThomTendo 64's release, the system did not catch on as much as ThomTendo was hoping, with many pointing to the use of cartridges as opposed to CDs for the console. This would result in Thomasfan6 Studios merging the ThomTendo division into the Thomasfan6 Studios company itself, and in the 2000's Thomasfan6 Studios would take a break from creating consoles and focused on their computer hardware and software. ThomWindows 2000 and ME both released in 2000 intended for use in enterprise and home settings respectively, however ThomWindows ME ended up failing, causing ThomWindows XP to release a year later in order to unify the two markets, which turned out to be their most successful OS yet. ThomWindows XP wouldn't be succeeded until 2006, with the release of ThomWindows Vista, however this would turn out to be a failure for the company. Around this time, Thomasfan6 Studios acquired Cheezburger - the creators of the ThomMac operating system and line of computers largely designed for use with art and movie studios.

The Peak (2010-2012)
After the failure of ThomWindows Vista, ThomWindows decided to release ThomWindows 1337 in 2010, which turned out to be a massive success for the company, seeing a growth in market share for the company. During the same year, Thomasfan6 Studios also released their first console since the ThomTendo 64 - this being the Tii, which was also a major success and would become their best selling console. In 2011, Thomasfan6 Studios would release ThomWindows 8 as a successor to ThomWindows 1337, however this was not as much of a success. ThomWindows 8 Christmas Edition would release later on to slightly more positive reception, however ThomWindows 1337 would still remain more popular.

The company would also get back into film and video editing around this time, and as a result the series "ROBLOX Gone LOL" would be created as their flagship series, with Nooby Robloxian also being created around the same time. In 2012, Thomasfan6 Studios put a massive amount of funding into a movie based off the ROBLOX Gone LOL series. However, this film was ultimately cancelled and the next year would see the company begin to crumble.

The Fall (2013-2015)
Starting in the beginning of 2013, Thomasfan6 Studios' profit would start seeing a continued decline that would last over the next few years, largely caused by a mix of ThomWindows 8's failure and the cancellation of the ROBLOX Gone LOL movie. This period of time was labeled as a financial crisis for the company, and through the rest of 2013, Thomasfan6 Studios began shutting down certain divisions of their's - including Cheezburger and the Thomasfan6's Movie Theater, the latter of which was shut down after a long time of being the company's origin. Thomasfan6 Studios would later try to create a balanced budget for their remaining divisions throughout the next year. In 2015, Thomasfan6 Studios released their next console, the Tii U, and planned to release their new operating system "ThomWindows 10." However, Catmobile was rebranded as Joontropolis around this time, and new management led to Thomasfan6 Studios losing their rights to the shared "JoonWindows" operating system that ThomWindows was based off of. As a result, ThomWindows 10 was cancelled and the company would create their own operating system under the name of "Thomnux Mint." The Tii U and Thomnux Mint would see a bit more success for the company, however ultimately the company would be handed over to new management and changed to ATL Studios, meaning that Thomasfan6 Studios would become defunct.