Monsuno
| Monsuno | |
|---|---|
 English Title Card | |
| Genre | Action/Adventure Science Fiction |
| Created by | Jeremy Padawer Jared Wolfson |
| Developed by | Man of Action Jeremy Padawer Jared Wolfson Yukio Kusumoto Jon Hudson |
| Directed by | Yoshiaki Okumura |
| Voices of | Cam Clarke Keith Silverstein Christopher Corey Smith Karen Strassman Kirk Thornton |
| Opening theme | "Monsuno" by Far East Movement (1–26) [2] "Combat Chaos" by SoulJa (27–65) "MONSUNO!" by Rey (Japanese) (1–26) "SPIN GO!" by Rey (Japanese) (27–52) |
| Ending theme | "Jounetsu Element" by SV TRIBE (1–26) "Onaji Sekai de" by Rey (27–52) |
| Composer | Michael Tavera |
| Country of origin | United States, Japan[1] |
| Original languages | English, Japanese |
| No. of seasons | 3 |
| No. of episodes | 65 (list of episodes) |
| Production | |
| Executive producers | Hiroaki Muto Stephen Berman Jeremy Padawer Yuma Sakata |
| Running time | 22 minutes |
| Production companies | Jakks Pacific Dentsu Entertainment Inc. The Topps Company Larx Entertainment |
| Original release | |
| Network | Nicktoons (USA) Nicktoons, CITV (UK) Nickelodeon (France) Nickelodeon and K2 (Italy) YTV (Canada)[3] TV Tokyo (Japan) Go!, Nickelodeon (Australia) Spacetoon (Arab League) MTV (Germany) |
| Release | February 23, 2012 – April 26, 2015 |
error: {{nihongo}}: Japanese or romaji text required (help), released as Jūsen Battle Monsuno (Japanese: 獣旋バトルモンスーノ, Hepburn: Jūsen Batoru Monsūno) in Japan, is a Japanese-American animated series that premiered in the United States on February 23, 2012 on Nickelodeon's sister channel, Nicktoons[4][5] and began airing on TV Tokyo in Japan in October 2012,[6] with global launches staggered by country sometime between summer 2012 and spring 2013 through Nickelodeon.[7] The series was created by Jeremy Padawer and Jared Wolfson. It is distributed by FremantleMedia and is produced by Dentsu Entertainment USA, FremantleMedia, Jakks Pacific, and The Topps Company.[4]
Synopsis
Season 1 - Monsuno: World Master
The show revolves around "re-awakened Monster DNA called Monsuno" that finds its way into the unsuspecting hands of adventure-seeking teenagers Chase, Jinja, and Bren. Accompanied by their Monsuno, Lock, Charger, and Quickforce, they are searching for Chase's father Jeredy Suno, the creator of the Monsuno.[8] They are soon joined by Beyal, a monk from the Himalayas along with his Monsuno Glowblade. Beyal often speaks of five people that with the help of their Monsuno, could change the world. It just so happens that they are that five, along with Dax, a teenager who along with his Monsuno Airswitch, opposes the team and is disliked among most people. The team has yet to befriend him and persuade him to join their cause. They are also on the run from a H.A.M.M.E.R.-type agency called "S.T.O.R.M." (Strategic Tactical Operatives for Recovery of Monsuno) whose plans are still in question and Dr. Emanuel Klipse, a malevolent scientist who has his own nefarious plans.[9]
Season 2 - Monsuno: Combat Chaos
The 5 adventure-seeking teenagers are once again in the battle of monsunos, now, however, with Jeredy Suno officially back from being missing or kidnapped. But along with old foes, come new, with The Forge Resistance, a manufacture bent on destroying the world with Wild Core Bombs, The S.T.O.R.M. Strike Squad, a team which could be considered the anti version of Team Core-Tech handpicked by Charlemagne, the Hand of Destiny, a team of century-old tribes who have hidden from the world underground long ago, and Six, a teenager clone of Dr. Eklipse, now on Team Core-Tech's tail, Chase and his friends are ready to take the heat. But as the battle becomes tougher, the team must face new problems and must come to connect to their monsunos than ever before.
Characters
The characters are accompanied by Monsunos (giant high-tech and/or armored hybrid monsters of one or more animal species), which are contained in cylinder regeneration chamber capsules known as "cores".
Core-Tech
- Chase Suno (チェイス・スーノ) (voiced by KENN in the Japanese dub, Cam Clarke in the original English) - One of the main protagonists. A brave and adventurous boy, Chase is the leader of Team Core-Tech. In First Season "World Masters," Chase engages on a journey to find his father Jeredy Suno, a research scientist who disappeared while experimenting with the mysterious power source called Monsuno Essence which brought him into conflict with both the corrupt government agency S.T.O.R.M. and the rouge scientist Dr Klipse. In the Second Season "Combat Chaos" Chase is repeatedly having visions of this mother Sophia who was believed to be deceased which leaves him to confront The Hand of Destiny which might have a hand at Sophia's disappearance.
- Lock (ロック) - One of Chase's monsters. first partner. He is a hybrid of a polar bear, a gorilla, elephant, shark, and a lion. He was later combined with Evo to form Lock 2.0.
- Evo (イーボ) - One of Chase's monsters. He is a hybrid of a eagle, dragon, and a swan. He was later combined with Lock to form Lock 2.0.
- Nitestone (ナイトジャッカル) - One of Chase's monsters. He is a hybrid of a jackal and a panther.
- Babeon (バリオン) - One of Chase's monsters. She is a hybrid of a mandrill, hyena, and a rat.
- Deep-six (ディープシックス) - one of Chase's new monsunos in season 2. This monsuno is a hybrid of a shark, stegosaurus and a tiger.
- Batteram (バッテラム) - another of Chase's new monsunos for season 2. He is a hybrid of a bull, stegosaurus, and a deer.
- Bren (ブレン) (voiced by Chihiro Suzuki in the Japanese dub, Christopher Corey Smith in the original English) - One of the main protagonists. A timid but inquisitive boy whose an adept computer programer and hacker. Bren is one of Chase's closes friends and is usually the one to kaiser or decode any piece of Technology or Monsuno Equipment that Team Core-Tech comes across. Bren has a bit of a playfully antagonistic relationship with Jinja.
- Quickforce (クイックフォース) - One of Bren's monsters. He is a hybrid of an antelope and a raven that resembles a hippogriff. In the Season 2 Premiere Quickforce was destroyed by a wild core bomb.
- Longfang (ロングファング) - One of Bren's monsters. He is a hybrid of a sabertooth tiger, dunkleosteus with mineral diamond.
- Shellshot (シェルショット) - One of Bren's monsters. He is a hybrid of a turtle, bull, lizard.
- Neo-Quickforce (ネオクイックフォース) - One of Bren's new monsters in season 2 to replace Quickforce. While his general appearance is the same as Quickforce's, he has different abilities.
- Jinja (ビッキー)[10] (voiced by Asami Tano in the Japanese dub, Karen Strassman in the original English) - One of the main protagonists, Jinja is the self-proclaimed "sassy" and genuinely outspoken tomboy member of Team Core-Tech whose often the first one into battle. Jinja is a strong supporter to Chase in his journeys and is known to playfully tease Bren on occasion. Jinja might be attracted to Dax even though she might not admit it aloud.
- Charger (チャージャー) - One of Jinja's monsters. He is a hybrid of an armadillo, a bison, and a moose.
- Whipper (ホイッパー) - One of Jinja's monsters. He is a hybrid of a frilled lizard, liger, and a stegosaurus.
- Skyfall (スカイフォール) - One of Jinja's monsters in season 2. She is a hybrid of a hawk, a butterfly and a bat.
- Beyal (ノア) (voiced by Sachi Kokuryu in the Japanese dub, Kirk Thornton in the original English) - A supporting protagonist. An introspective and spiritual young man, Beyal was introduced in the episode "Knowledge" as a monk who possesses "The Monsuno Sight" ; A special ability that allows one to see into the future. Beyal aided Chase, Bren, and Jinja escape from The Booksman's evil clutches and joined Team Core-Tech afterwards.
- Glowblade (グローブレイド) - One of Beyal's monsters. He is a hybrid of a three-headed snake and a spider.
- Arachnablade (アックスブレイド) - One of Beyal's monsters. He is a hybrid of a spider and a scorpion.
- Mysticblade (ミスティブレイド) - One of Beyal's monsters in season 2. He is a hybrid of a wolf, a boa constrictor and an eagle. He resembles the mythical Aztec creature Quetzalcoatl.
- Dax (アッシュ) (voiced by Hiroshi Shimozaki in the Japanese dub, Keith Silverstein in the original English) - A cocky young drifter that joined Team Core-Tech in the episode R.S.P.V Dax has a mysterious past that might tie into Dr Klipse illegal Monsuno research. In the original English version, he has a bit of an Australian accent.
- Airswitch (エアスイッチ) - One of Dax's monsters. He is a hybrid of a hawk, a vulture and a lizard. They are with arm-like wings.
- Boost (ブーストサーベル) - One of Dax's monsters. He is a hybrid of a wolf and a wildcat.
- Bioblaze (バイオブレイズ) - One of Dax's monsters. He is a hybrid of a centipede and a dragonfly.
- Clubber (ギアランド) - One of Dax's monsters in season 2. He is a hybrid of a bull and an ankylosaurus.
- Dawnmaster (ドーンマスター) (voiced Kirk Thornton in the English dub) - A professional thief and an ally of Core-Tech. Helped to charge all the books in the library to master Ey.
S.T.O.R.M.
- Commandant Marshall Charlemagne (シャルルマーニュ) (voiced by Aki Kanada in the Japanese dub, Karen Strassman in the original English) - The stern and ruthless head of S.T.O.R.M. agency. She was behind Master Ey's death in season two.
- Driftblade (キングブレイド) - One of Charlemagne's monsters. It resembles an armored lion. Driftblade was later combined with Blackbullet to form Driftblade 2.0.
- Commander Trey (トレイ) (voiced by Yoshihito Sasaki in the Japanese dub, Keith Silverstein in the original English) - S.T.O.R.M.'s second-in-command general.
- Riccoshot (ヘビーパンツァー) - One of Trey's monsters. It resembles an armored Hercules beetle.
- Clipper (クリッパー) - One of Trey's monsters. It resembles a hybrid of an equipped hen.
- Bayonet (ベイオネット) - One of Trey's monsters.
- Venomeleon (ギリーノイド) - One of Trey's monsters. It resembles an armored chameleon.
- Airchopper (ビーポネード) - one of Trey's monsters. it resembles a bird.
- Jon Ace (ジョン・エース) (voiced by Daisuke Matsuoka in the Japanese version, Christopher Corey Smith in the English dub) - Jeredy's assistant. After he had been captured by Eklipse, he was turned into a Half-Monsuno creature called Toxic Ace (ハザード・エース). He returns to human form late into season 2, and at the end, becomes the new head of S.T.O.R.M.
- Captain (大佐) (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in the English dub) - A high-ranking agent of S.T.O.R.M. After Captain's Monsuno were defeated by Bren's Longfang, Charlemagne demoted him to lieutenant.
- Hydro (ハイドロソード) - One of Captain's monsters. It has the head of a hammer-headed shark and the body of an unknown animal. Later used by the S.T.O.R.M. Elite.
- S.T.O.R.M. Soldiers (STORM兵士) - The foot soldiers of S.T.O.R.M.
- S.T.O.R.M. Elite (STORMエリート) - The elite agents of S.T.O.R.M. who are skilled in the use of monsuno.
- Crossbolt (クロスボルト) - One of the S.T.O.R.M. Elite's monsters. It looks like an armored wildebeast with enormous tusks.
- Skysite (スカイサイト) - One of the S.T.O.R.M. Elite's monsters. It is a four-headed serpentine monsuno with saw-like wings that spin in a circle. From below, it looks like an UFO.
S.T.O.R.M. Strike Squad
- Alpha (アルファ) (voiced by Cam Clarke in the English dub) - Counterpart of Chase Suno. He possesses the Monsuno sight, but is seemingly unaware of this.
- Tripwire (クロスワイヤー) - One of Alpha's monsters.
- X-Ray (エックスレイ) (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in the English dub) - Counterpart of Bren. He possesses the Monsuno sight, but he does not seem to have noticed.
- Blockade (ブロケード) - One of X-Ray's monsters.
- Tango (タンゴ) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - Counterpart of Jinja. She possesses the Monsuno sight, but like Alpha and X-Ray, does not seem to have considered this.
- Ironjaw (メタルガンナー) - One of Tango's monsters.
- Kilo (キロ) (voiced by Kirk Thornton in the English dub) - Counterpart of Beyal.
- Warwing (ウィングトレス) - One of Kilo's monsters.
- Bravo (ブラボー) (voiced by Keith Silverstein in the English dub) - Counterpart of Dax.
- Deadfall (デッドフォール) - One of Bravo's monsters.
Eklipse
- Dr. Emmanuel Klipse (エマニュエル・クリプス博士) (voiced by Masami Iwasaki in the Japanese version, Cam Clarke in the English dub) - A former member of S.T.O.R.M. who is the primary antagonist of "Monsuno: World Masters." A brilliant but amoral scientist who was a former partner of Dr Jeredy Suno on Monsuno Essence. Dr. Klipse is determined to capture Chase and his Monsuno Lock whom he believes could be “the linchpin” in his kaiser plans. Dr Klipse is also the creator of The Monsuno Fighting Underground and Dark Spin and Desert Wolves, a ruthless group of mercenaries.
- Backslash (ヘルブレイカー) - One of Klipse's monsters. It is a hybrid of a Gray wolf and a grizzly bear that resembles a werewolf. Backslash was later combined with Shadowhornet to form Backslash 2.0.
- Odon
- Acro
- Hargrave (ハーグレイヴ) (voiced by Kirk Thornton in the English dub) - Klipse's loyal butler. He has the Monsuno sight, but has not realised this, which is why he suddenly collapses in season 2's finale.
- Shadowhornet (シャドーホーネット) - One of Hargrave's monsters. It is a hybrid of a bat and a hornet. Later combined with Backslash to form Backslash 2.0.
- Firewasp (フレイムチョッパー) - One of Hargrave's monsters. It is a hybrid of a tarantula and a wasp.
- Twinsting (ツインスティング) - One of Hargrave's monsters. It is a hybrid of a scorpion, hawk, and a tarantula.
- Dactyl
- Bronto
- Dom Pyro (ヒューリー) (voiced by Keith Ferguson in the English dub) - A mercenary and demented collector of rare antiques who possesses Monsuno visions and is hunting Chase Suno and his friends to add in his collection.
- Dragonburn (キラーザウラー) - Dragonburn is one of Dom's monsters. It is a hybrid of a dragon and a Velociraptor.
- Sauro
- The Bookman (ベクター卿) (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in the English dub) - The Bookman is Bookkeeper for the monks at the Library of Tebab who wants to control an army of monsuno to conquer the world.
- Librax (デルタハウンド) - One of Bookman's monsters. It is a hybrid of a red wolf, tiger, killer whale, bull, and a turtle.
- Six (シックス) (voiced by Keith Silverstein in the English dub) - The sixth clone of Dr. Emmanuel Klipse.
- Spike
- Teryx
Dark spin
The Dark spin (ダークスピン) are a group of mercenaries who have worked for Eklipse and S.T.O.R.M. Among its members are:
- Medea (メディーア) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - The beautiful yet wicked Commander of the Dark spin and one of Klipse's spies sent to hunt down Chase Suno. Medea is undeniably cunning yet dangerously unstable, and commands absolute loyalty from her subordinates. Medea is obsessed with Chase and forcing him to engage her in the perfect Monsuno battle.
- Argius (グール) (voiced by Keith Silverstein in the English dub) - Arg is the oversized member of the Dark spin.
- Latinus (フォックス) (voiced by Keith Silverstein in the English dub) - Latinus is a member of the Dark spin.
- Telegonus (アラン) (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in the English dub) - Telegonus is a member of the Dark spin with street fighter tendencies.
Underground Employees
These characters run an arena called the Underground (地下道):
- Grandma Future (フューチャー婆さん) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - Mr. Black's mother and the self-proclaimed fortune teller of Axistown who also controls the Underground Monsuno games.
- Mr. Black (ミスター・ブラック) ( voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in the English dub) - The manager of the "Underground" and the son of Grandma Future.
- Righty (ライティ) (voiced by Cam Clarke in the English dub) - Righty is one of Mr. Black's bodyguards and the twin brother of Lefty.
- Snapclaw (ハンタークロー) - One of Righty's monsters. It resembles an insect with claws.
- Lefty (レフティ) (voiced by Cam Clarke in the English dub) - Lefty is one of Mr. Black's bodyguards and twin brother of Righty.
Desert Wolves
The Desert Wolves (デザートウルフ) are a group of people who go around preaching the freedom of Monsuno. Among its members are:
- One-Eyed Jack (ジョーカー) (voiced by Kirk Thornton in the English dub) - The Commander of the Desert Wolves. He was once a S.T.O.R.M. Elite because he had the power to communicate with Monsuno. Charlemagne put him with a Monsuno who broke his right leg, hand, and eye. After that, he wanted to free all the Monsunos.
- Pozzo (ジオ) (voiced by Keith Silverstein in the English dub) - The hammer-wielding member of the Desert Wolves.
- Becca (ベッカ) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - Member of the Desert Wolves. Mute Woman is the unofficial name of this female operative and is sister of Beyal,and adoptive daughter of Master Ey
- Sizzler (ベオフルトン) - One of Becca's monsters. It resembles a three-horned rhinoceros with crab-like claw-tipped arms coming out of its shoulders.
Forge
Forge (フォージ) is a team of orange core users introduced in the second season. They's monsuno are resembles a robot. Its motto is "Destruction be our calling card, mayhem be our hands."
- Professor Tallis (タリス教授) (voiced by Keith Ferguson in the English dub) - The Commander of Forge. He once worked for S.T.O.R.M. before leaving for unknown reasons. He has a cybernetic eye and a metal plate covering his mouth. He stutters when he speaks. After Chase thwarts his plan to destroy Westward City, he swears revenge against him.
- Shadowclaw (シャドークロー) - One of Tallis's Monsuno. It resembles a hybrid of a hawk. It is shown in episode 40 for first time.
- Triplex
- Drezz (ドレッズ) (voiced by Keith Silverstein in the English dub) - The leader of the Punk Monks posing as an informant for Core-Tech in episode 27.
- Tinker (ティンカー) (voiced by Christopher Corey Smith in the English dub) - A Punk Monk member.
- Throttle (スロットル) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - A Punk Monk member.
- Ratchet (ラチェット) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - A Punk Monk member.
- Turbine (ベノムタービン) - One of Ratchet's Monsuno. It is a cyborg cross between a frilled lizard and a salamander.
- Ripsaw (リップソー) - One of Ratchet's Monsuno. it resembles a mantis.
- Lithos
Hand of Destiny
The Hand of Destiny, also known as the Five Arms (ファイブアームズ) is a team of green core users called Shapeshifter introduced in the second season.
- Petros (ペトロス) (voiced by Cam Clarke in the English dub) - Five Arms Commander.
- Shifter Lock (クローンロック) - A green version of Lock transformed from Shape Shifter.
- Shifter Evo (クローンイーボ) - A green version of Evo transformed from Shape Shifter.
- Fybok
- Sliker
- Dasha (ダーシャ) - Five Arms member.
- Shifter Neo-Quickforce (クローンネオクイックフォース) - A green version of Neo-Quickforce transformed from Shape Shifter.
- Quorp
- Pinzer
- Alistair (アリステア) - Five Arms member.
- Shifter Charger (クローンチャージャー) - A green version of Charger transformed from Shape Shifter.
- Klorg
- Christoph (クリストフ) - Five Arms member.
- Shifter Glowblade (クローングローブレイド) - A green version of Glowblade transformed form Shape Shifter.
- Urrax
- Terz (テス) - Five Arms member.
- Shifter Mysticblade (クローンミスティブレイド) - A green version of Mysticblade transformed form Shape Shifter.
- Shifter Clubber (クローンギアランド) - A green version of Clubber transformed form Shape shifter.
- Shifter Airswith (クローンエアスイッチ) - A green version of Airswith transformed form Shape Shifter.
- Zornax
- Zurm
- Keeper (キーパー)
- Digby Droog (ドルーグ) (voiced by Kirk Thornton in the English dub) - Five arms commander. A mysterious character who appears halfway through season one. His generous hospitality for Team Core-Tech is a welcome treat which Bran, is more than happy to oblige. Unbeknownst to the kids, he harbors an undying resentment for the Monsunos, ans seeing they were not destroyed at the end of season 1, he becomes a villain during season 2, with the sole goal of activating Jereby's failsafe device, fulfilling his vendetta.
- Squarx
- Quarb
- Skreek
- Cybog
- Octon
Others
- Jeredy Suno (ジェレディ・スーノ) (voiced by Keiji Fujiwara in the Japanese version, Cam Clarke in the English dub) - Chase's father. Originally a researcher working for S.T.O.R.M., he went missing before both S.T.O.R.M. and Chase Suno tried to find him. He was often abducted at the end of season 1.
- Sophia Suno (ソフィア・スーノ) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - Chase Suno's mother. During Chase Suno's quest of finding Jeredy Suno, she appeared in Chase's vision. She is the damsel in distress in season two, as it is implied the Hand of Destiny kidnapped her over 10 years ago, and that she had transported Beyal to Chase's side during the episode "Insight".
- Master Ey (マスターエイ) (voiced by Keith Silverstein in the English dub) - Beyal's spiritual mentor and head monk of Tebab. He is killed in Season two when Charlemagne takes control of Jack's mind.
- Chef Syd (シド) - A merchant. He has the Monsuno sight, but is not aware of this.
- Kimi (キミ) (voiced by Karen Strassman in the English dub) - A 12-year-old girl following Dawnmaster.
Episodes
The series premiered on February 23, 2012 with the first two episodes "Clash" and "Courage" as a back-to-back one hour special.
Production
Japanese version
Although the series had been aired in North America, and across the world, the Japanese version of the series was delayed. Earlier, it was reported that Monsuno was being produced for TV Tokyo on Fremantle Media Kids' website, though was later changed to reflect that the show had begun airing across the world, including in the US. Later on June 14, 2012, it was announced that Japan would get the series, starting in October 2012 at the Bandai booth for the Tokyo Toy Show. Here, it was announced the show would air under the name, Juusen Battle Monsuno and that the toyline would hit Japan in September 2012. Later that same month, it was announced through the launch of TV Tokyo's website and various other outlets, that Monsuno would indeed air on the TV Tokyo Network in October, on an unspecified date. Here the cast and staff were announced, as well as the renaming of certain characters and that the Japanese version would retain the same soundtrack as the English version.
Chase Suno, retaining his name in the Japanese version, would be voiced by KENN, a well known actor and singer in Japan who had previously done the voice of Judai from Yu-Gi-Oh! GX and Jil from The Tower of Druaga. Bren and most of the S.T.O.R.M. and Eklipse characters, would retain their original names, however, most of the Core-Tech cast would be renamed. Jinja was renamed Vicky, Beyal to Noah, and Dax to Ash. In a tweet response to when someone asked about the name changes, co-creator Jared Wolfson responded on Twitter, saying "Names were slightly altered in order to better suit the Japanese market". [5]
Broadcast history
The series premiered on October 3, 2012 at 6:00 pm JST on six TXN-affiliated TV stations and ran new episodes on Wednesday evenings in that timeslot until the series finale on September 25, 2013.
After a special spin-off series of Inazuma Eleven GO!, which aired on Tuesday mornings at 7:30 am JST, was canceled due to low ratings, reruns of the first 13 episodes were broadcast in its place between January 2, 2013 and March 26, 2013, when they were taken off the schedule to make room for a Japanese dub of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic.
Home media
Shout! Factory began releasing Monsuno episodes on DVD in January 2013. Monsuno: Destiny was released on January 8, 2013, and Monsuno: Power was released on May 21, 2013.[11][12]
Other media
Toy line
Jakks Pacific owns exclusive worldwide rights to manufacture Monsuno's toy products.[13] Jakks Pacific is distributing directly in the United States and Canada. Bandai will be the distribution partner in Japan; Giochi Preziosi will distribute in Europe. In Australia and New Zealand, Banter Toys & Collectibles will be the distribution partner.
Trading card game
A trading card game (TCG) adaptation based on the series was released on March 5, 2012.[14]
International release
The series' world premiere aired on USA on February 23, 2012. Then, it aired on Italy on April 23, 2012 and on Latin America on May 5, 2012. It also aired on September 10, 2012 on Greece. It is distributed worldwide by FremantleMedia Enterprises since it was distributed in the United States by FremantleMedia North America.
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References
- ^ [1]
- ^ [2]
- ^ Monsuno premieres this Saturday on YTV
- ^ a b U.S. Nicktoons to Air Monsuno, Jakks Pacific to Sell Toys
- ^ Monsuno To Hit Nicktoons
- ^ http://animeanime.jp/article/2012/06/14/10498.html
- ^ [3]
- ^ Monsuno - Anime - Animekon
- ^ "Clash". www.bcdb.com February 6, 2010
- ^ Jinja / Medea Production Art - It should be noted that Jinja was originally used as her name in the production art, later getting changed to Vicky for the Japanese release. As a result, there are two different renderings of her name.
- ^ http://graphicpolicy.com/2012/11/28/shout-factory-and-fremantlemedia-enterprises-roll-out-monsuno-on-dvd/
- ^ http://www.licensemag.com/license-global/shout-plans-new-monsuno-dvd
- ^ Jakks, Dentsu Develop Japanese-Animated Monsuno for TV
- ^ [4]
External links
- Official website
- Template:Jp icon Official Japanese Site at Bandai
- Template:Jp icon TV Tokyo's Monsuno Website
- Monsuno at IMDb
- Template:Bcdb
- Monsuno (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
