Monsuno

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Monsuno: World Master
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Genre Action/Adventure
Science Fiction
Format Animated series
Created by Jeremy Padawer
Jared Wolfson
Developed by Man of Action
Jeremy Padawer
Jared Wolfson
Directed by Yoshiaki Okumura
Opening theme "Monsuno" by Far East Movement[1]
Composer(s) Michael Tavera
Country of origin United States, Japan[2]
Language(s) English, Japanese
No. of episodes 52 (7 aired) (List of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s) Stephen Berman
Jeremy Padawer
Yuma Sakata
Running time 22 minutes
Production company(s) Jakks Pacific
Dentsu Entertainment Inc.
The Topps Company
Distributor FremantleMedia North America
Broadcast
Original channel Nicktoons (USA)
Nicktoons, CITV (UK)
Nickelodeon (France)
Nickelodeon (Italy)
YTV (Canada)[3]
Original run February 23, 2012 – present
External links
Website

Monsuno (モンスーノ monsūno?),[4] also known as Monsuno: World Master, is an American-Japanese action/adventure TV animated series that premiered in the United States on February 23, 2012 on Nickelodeon's sister channel, Nicktoons[5][6] (and will air on TV Tokyo in Japan sometime in the future),[2] with global launches staggered by country sometime in-between Summer 2012 and Spring 2013 through Nickelodeon.[7] The series is 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.[5]

Contents

Synopsis

The series 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 an agency called "S.T.O.R.M." (Strategic Tactical Operatives for Recovery of Monsuno) who's plans are still in question.[9]

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

S.T.O.R.M.

  • Charlemagne - Commandant of the STORM agency.
    • Driftblade - One of Charlemagne's monsters (an armored hybrid of a lion).
  • Commander Trey (voiced by Keith Silverstein) - STORM's second-in-command general.
  • Jon Ace (voiced by Christopher Smith) - Jeredy's assistant.
    • Blackbullet - One of Ace's monsters (a hybrid of a falcon and a crow).

Eklipse

  • Dr. Emmanuel Klipse - The show's primary antagonist.
  • Hargrave - Klipse's loyal butler.
    • Shadowhornet - One of Hargrave's monsters (a hybrid of a bat and a scorpion).
  • Medea (voiced by Karen Strassman) - The demented Leander of DarkSpin gang and of Klipse's spies to hunt down Chase Suno.

Episodes

The series premiered on February 23, 2012 with the first two episodes "Clash" and "Courage" as a back-to-back one hour special.

Other media

Toyline

Jakks Pacific owns exclusive worldwide rights to manufacture Monsuno's toy products.[10] 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.

Trading card game

A trading card game (TCG) adaptation based on the series was released on March 5, 2012.[11]

References

External links


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