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''Origami Warriors'' was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 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 | ''Origami Warriors'' was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 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 made, by Vitello Productions. However, only one episode was dubbed, made to pitch the series to an American audience. | ||
The dub [http://www.vitello.com/training.html was published as a pilot] on Vitello's website, but no longer could be accessed. However, a majority of its footage was posted on YouTube, [http://youtube.com/watch?v=P2rh4krCiwo titled "Best of Origami Warriors"]. The episode is comprised of two segments - the first being <span style="color:green">complete footage</span>, while the second <span style="color:orange">partially found</span> - it cuts off at a later point. It included several edits, like localizing character names and even making a new theme song. It also featured a cast of voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons. | The dub [http://www.vitello.com/training.html was published as a pilot] on Vitello's website, but no longer could be accessed. However, a majority of its footage was posted on YouTube, [http://youtube.com/watch?v=P2rh4krCiwo titled "Best of Origami Warriors"]. The episode is comprised of two segments - the first being <span style="color:green">complete footage</span>, while the second <span style="color:orange">partially found</span> - it cuts off at a later point. It included several edits, like localizing character names and even making a new theme song. It also featured a cast of voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons. | ||
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* '''Rob Paulsen''' as Rico | * '''Rob Paulsen''' as Rico | ||
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* '''Cam Clarke''' as Atticus | * '''Cam Clarke''' as Atticus | ||
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* [[Shin Chan (partially found Vitello and Phuuz English dub of anime series; 2002-2004)]] - Another dub by Vitello Productions. | |||
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Origami Warriors
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Origami Warriors was a manhwa created by Jhou Sian Zong, that was adapted into a 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 made, by Vitello Productions. However, only one episode was dubbed, made to pitch the series to an American audience.
The dub was published as a pilot on Vitello's website, but no longer could be accessed. However, a majority of its footage was posted on YouTube, titled "Best of Origami Warriors". The episode is comprised of two segments - the first being complete footage, while the second partially found - it cuts off at a later point. It included several edits, like localizing character names and even making a new theme song. It also featured a cast of voice actors that have contributed in a variety of American cartoons.
Confirmed cast
(They also likely did additional voices)
- Rob Paulsen as Rico
- Kath Soucie as Jasmine
- Cam Clarke as Atticus
See also
- Shin Chan (partially found Vitello and Phuuz English dub of anime series; 2002-2004) - Another dub by Vitello Productions.
Pilots produced by Xilam Animation
Xilam Animation is a French animation studio, who have produced adaptations of Lucky Luke, Mr. Magoo and Chip 'n' Dale, as well as their most popular cartoons, such as the Tom and Jerry-esque (yet also somewhat exaggerated) Oggy and the Cockroaches, Space Goofs and Zinkia co-production Shuriken School. They are currently still active, but using a new, round geometric style reminiscient of cartoons like Boy Girl Dog Cat Mouse Cheese, or Nate Is Late.
However, they also have pilots of some of their cartoons. Due to the minimal amount of information that can be found about these pilots, this page will serve as a list of what can be found, organized in chronological order from oldest to newest shows. However, pilots like [the one for Oggy and the Cockroaches] will be an exception - as it was officially distributed on its YouTube channel.
Rapido
Status: Lost
Pilot for Ratz (2003), a show created by "Monsieur Z" where two rats (Rapido and Razmo) live in a cheese-filled cruise ship, often butting heads with each other due to their contrasting personalities. [Snippets of the pilot can be viewed on the website of the animation studio, BIG STAR]. Rapido featured a more geometric art style reminiscient of 50's animation, like Filmation. Rapido and Razmo had different voice actors, with Razmo having a Southern accent compared to the actual show.
Welcome to the Ronks!
Status: Unknown
Pilot for Rolling with the Ronks (2016), a show created by Olivier Jean-Marie where an alien named Flash introduces a tribe of cavemen, the Ronks, to a variety of futuristic technology and other assorted ideas, befriending two members of the tribe, Walter and Mila.
What is known so far is that one of the show's promotional images, featuring Walter preparing to smack Flash with his club, as a happy Mila stands near the former, had an earlier version. This image featured Mila with blonde hair, blush and a red dress - Xilam likely considered this design "too modern" for a young, primitive girl.
References