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'''Pim Wright''' (''commonly known as Pim'') was an animation cartoon series produced by PMMP<ref>PMMP (Philippe Mounier Marketing Production), http://pmmp.fr</ref> and TF1, with Hahn Shin Corporation, RG Prince and Pipangai<ref name=":0">Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/</ref><ref>Planète Jeunesse, http://www.planete-jeunesse.com/fiche-1572-pim.html</ref> working on the animation, which aired on TF1, TF! Youth and IDF1, while in South Korea, it aired on KBS in 1999<ref>kbrkjs on NAVER, https://blog.naver.com/kbrkjs/50116030910</ref><ref>미만부, http://sulfur.pe.kr/tech/board.php?board=lyric&command=body&no=824</ref><ref>KBATV.ORG, http://kbatv.org/dept/dept_prof.asp?dcode=109</ref>. The show originally ran in France between 1997-2003, and had a total of 104 episodes<ref>Episodes (English) - Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/Langue/anglais.html</ref>, featuring titular characters like Pim, Tomi and Newton, designed after vegetables and fruits in a village. The show also broadcasted in several other countries via their own dubs, such as in English, Spanish, German, and Arabic.
'''Pim Wright''' (''commonly known as Pim'') was an animation cartoon series produced by PMMP<ref>PMMP (Philippe Mounier Marketing Production), http://pmmp.fr</ref> and TF1, with Hahn Shin Corporation, RG Prince and Pipangai<ref name=":0">Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/</ref><ref>Planète Jeunesse, http://www.planete-jeunesse.com/fiche-1572-pim.html</ref> working on the animation, which aired on TF1, TF! Youth and IDF1, while in South Korea, it aired on KBS in 1999<ref>kbrkjs on NAVER, https://blog.naver.com/kbrkjs/50116030910</ref><ref>미만부, http://sulfur.pe.kr/tech/board.php?board=lyric&command=body&no=824</ref><ref>KBATV.ORG, http://kbatv.org/dept/dept_prof.asp?dcode=109</ref>. The show originally ran in France between 1997-2003, and had a total of 104 episodes<ref>Episodes (English) - Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/Langue/anglais.html</ref>, featuring titular characters like Pim, Tomi and Newton, designed after vegetables and fruits in a village. The show also broadcasted in several other countries via their own dubs, such as in English, Spanish, German, and Arabic.


While some information about the show were documented on Cœurs-de-Requins, clips/episodes of the show can be hard to find in either English dub or its original contemporary of the French broadcast (''some examples were embedded on Cœurs-de-Requins's website<ref>Credits and Clips - Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/Generiquevideos/index.html</ref>, but have since long gone''). That being said, some clips of the Arabic dub, called "Pepper" [Arabic: فليفلة, Ful-ay-fil-a], can be [https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%D9%81%D9%84%D9%8A%D9%81%D9%84%D8%A9+%D9%83%D8%B1%D8%AA%D9%88%D9%86 easy to find on YouTube]. (``Said dub was broadcasted on channels like ART Teenz<ref>Arabic Dub Intro on ART Teenz, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGo3_Ik7WA0</ref> and Dubai 33``)
While some information about the show were documented on Cœurs-de-Requins, clips/episodes of the show can be hard to find in either English dub or its original contemporary of the French broadcast (''some examples were embedded on Cœurs-de-Requins's website<ref>Credits and Clips - Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/Generiquevideos/index.html</ref>, but have since long gone''). That being said, some clips of the Arabic dub, called "Pepper" [Arabic: فليفلة, Ful-ay-fil-a], can be [https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%D9%81%D9%84%D9%8A%D9%81%D9%84%D8%A9+%D9%83%D8%B1%D8%AA%D9%88%D9%86 easy to find on YouTube]. (''Said dub was broadcasted on channels like ART Teenz<ref>Arabic Dub Intro on ART Teenz, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGo3_Ik7WA0</ref> and Dubai 33'')


Danny Chang, composer of the show's music intro theme, did provide an extended and somewhat different cover on their website<ref>Pim Wright - Developing Creative Music (Danny Chang), https://www.developingcreativemusic.com/?ms_song=pim-wright</ref>, compared to the one seen in the Arabic and Korean<ref>Alledged audio of the Korean Intro on KBS, http://www.pandora.tv/view/ikim4258/51142062</ref> intros.
Danny Chang, composer of the show's music intro theme, did provide an extended and somewhat different cover on their website<ref>Pim Wright - Developing Creative Music (Danny Chang), https://www.developingcreativemusic.com/?ms_song=pim-wright</ref>, compared to the one seen in the Arabic and Korean<ref>Alledged audio of the Korean Intro on KBS, http://www.pandora.tv/view/ikim4258/51142062</ref> intros.

Revision as of 04:43, 25 March 2022

PIM.jpg

Promotional poster of the show

Status: Partially Found

Pim Wright (commonly known as Pim) was an animation cartoon series produced by PMMP[1] and TF1, with Hahn Shin Corporation, RG Prince and Pipangai[2][3] working on the animation, which aired on TF1, TF! Youth and IDF1, while in South Korea, it aired on KBS in 1999[4][5][6]. The show originally ran in France between 1997-2003, and had a total of 104 episodes[7], featuring titular characters like Pim, Tomi and Newton, designed after vegetables and fruits in a village. The show also broadcasted in several other countries via their own dubs, such as in English, Spanish, German, and Arabic.

While some information about the show were documented on Cœurs-de-Requins, clips/episodes of the show can be hard to find in either English dub or its original contemporary of the French broadcast (some examples were embedded on Cœurs-de-Requins's website[8], but have since long gone). That being said, some clips of the Arabic dub, called "Pepper" [Arabic: فليفلة, Ful-ay-fil-a], can be easy to find on YouTube. (Said dub was broadcasted on channels like ART Teenz[9] and Dubai 33)

Danny Chang, composer of the show's music intro theme, did provide an extended and somewhat different cover on their website[10], compared to the one seen in the Arabic and Korean[11] intros.

Media

Arabic Dub Intro on ART Teenz

One of the episodes from the Arabic Dub

One of the uploaded clips for the Arabic Dub

References

  1. ↑ PMMP (Philippe Mounier Marketing Production), http://pmmp.fr
  2. ↑ Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/
  3. ↑ Planète Jeunesse, http://www.planete-jeunesse.com/fiche-1572-pim.html
  4. ↑ kbrkjs on NAVER, https://blog.naver.com/kbrkjs/50116030910
  5. ↑ 미만부, http://sulfur.pe.kr/tech/board.php?board=lyric&command=body&no=824
  6. ↑ KBATV.ORG, http://kbatv.org/dept/dept_prof.asp?dcode=109
  7. ↑ Episodes (English) - Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/Langue/anglais.html
  8. ↑ Credits and Clips - Cœurs-de-Requins, http://coeursderequins.free.fr/Pim/Generiquevideos/index.html
  9. ↑ Arabic Dub Intro on ART Teenz, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGo3_Ik7WA0
  10. ↑ Pim Wright - Developing Creative Music (Danny Chang), https://www.developingcreativemusic.com/?ms_song=pim-wright
  11. ↑ Alledged audio of the Korean Intro on KBS, http://www.pandora.tv/view/ikim4258/51142062
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