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= Origami Warriors = | |||
''Origami Warriors'' was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 2000's Korean animated series, with several changes. These included how the Origami Genies worked, a lighthearted tone and character designs more reminiscient of 2000's anime, like ''Pokémon'' and ''Yu-Gi-Oh!''. '''An English dub was also produced by Vitello Productions''', who also dubbed the anime ''Crayon Shin-chan''. | |||
An official video was published as a "sales pitch pilot" on Vitello's website, but is no longer viewable. However, footage can be seen in a YouTube video titled "Best of Origami Warriors", which had compiled various snippets. Other than that, distribution was scarce. Like ''Shin-Chan'''s dub, it featured notable voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons. | |||
== Confirmed cast == | |||
* '''Rob Paulsen''' as Rico | |||
* '''Kath Soucie''' as Jasmine | |||
* '''Cam Clarke''' as Atticus | |||
= Bunny Maloney = | |||
== Episodes == | |||
English episode titles were retrieved from Bangoo. | |||
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| Text Message Madness | |||
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| Atomic Flea | |||
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Revision as of 10:54, 17 July 2022
| Disclaimer: This is a sandbox for various article drafts by WannurSyafiqah74. This sandbox is less focused on experimenting with editing, and moreso on rough drafts of various pages. To view previous versions, see the edit History. |
Origami Warriors
Origami Warriors was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 2000's Korean animated series, with several changes. These included how the Origami Genies worked, a lighthearted tone and character designs more reminiscient of 2000's anime, like Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh!. An English dub was also produced by Vitello Productions, who also dubbed the anime Crayon Shin-chan.
An official video was published as a "sales pitch pilot" on Vitello's website, but is no longer viewable. However, footage can be seen in a YouTube video titled "Best of Origami Warriors", which had compiled various snippets. Other than that, distribution was scarce. Like Shin-Chan's dub, it featured notable voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons.
Confirmed cast
- Rob Paulsen as Rico
- Kath Soucie as Jasmine
- Cam Clarke as Atticus
Bunny Maloney
Episodes
English episode titles were retrieved from Bangoo.
| Found | Lost |
|---|---|
| Casanova Clone | |
| Text Message Madness | |
| Atomic Flea |