HiT Entertainment and Hot Animation took over these roles in One of their shorts was Hugo. The pilot was accepted by the publisher and it became a full series, the first few episodes were produced in the late s and the series itself premiered on March 7, The series was animated using a combination of clay animation to animate arm and head movement, and replacement animation to animate mouth and leg movement.
Carlo Bonomi originally did all the voices in the first four seasons and Marcello Magni and David Sant took over until the last episode to date. In the mid s, due to the new soundtrack and voicing made for Season 3, Seasons 1 and 2 were redubbed and were given new music, these versions of the show started circulating outside of the United Kingdom, and became more common in the early s when HiT Entertainment purchased the show.
In , the first and only Pingu TV special was aired, Pingu at the Wedding Party , the special is about Pingu going to one of his cousins' wedding, it marked the first time Carlo Bonomi had somebody else voice as well as him, and also has a soundtrack composed by Andy Benedict, it was later released on DVD in At the same time, Season 5 and 6 were green-litted and they were produced by Hot Animation.
He shared Pingu with Marcello Magni , who also had a background in physical theatre. She enjoys knitting, reading the papers, or simply relaxing at home. Robby is an energetic and enthusiastic seal, and he and Pingu are the best of friends. Just like Pingu, Robby often gets in trouble but these two are inseparable and they can often be found playing all over the park. This friendship started when Pingu and Robby went fishing together.
This shared love for fishing — their true passion — has taken their friendship from strength to strength. Pingi is not as adventurous as Pingu is and she will only get herself into trouble or discover new things if Pingu has dragged her into it.
She is very generous and anxious to be liked by everyone she meets. The show took place at the South Pole, with anthropomorphic penguins living in igloos, and speaking gibberish, possibly using bits of different languages occasionally. The main character was Pingu, a young mischievous penguin who lived in an igloo with his parents, and eventually, his younger sister. Pingu was very cheeky and often poorly behaved, which could often get him into trouble.
He experienced various kinds of problems, sometimes at home, and sometimes in other places. At home, he often got in trouble with his parents, and didn't always get along with his sister.
Outside, he sometimes met other adults, and also found himself on adventures with peers. I recently re-watched some episodes of "Pingu" and found that I didn't really enjoy it that much anymore, which didn't surprise me.
However, I can't forget how much I loved it when I was a kid! Without a doubt, the show was very entertaining for many younger kids, with its excellent animation, characters, humour, and probably even the gibberish dialogue! Did it have any educational value?
Well, definitely not as much as some kids' shows, and kids definitely couldn't learn anything from the words, but there may have been some mild lessons to be learned from Pingu's experiences, often about getting along with others.
Despite the gibberish dialogue, viewers could always tell what was happening and understand the emotions of the characters. With all these qualities, I'm sure "Pingu" is still entertaining for many kids today, regardless of what language s they speak! Details Edit. Release date September 14, United States. Switzerland United Kingdom. Official Site. English None.
Pingu: Pingu i tropikerna. Peng-Hoven in Pingu and the Barrel Organ! Pingu in Pingu's Dream. Pingu in Pingu at the Doctor's. Pingu giving the Baby Penguins some popcorn in Pingu the Chef! Pingu in Pingu and the Strangers. Pingu on "Children In Need" in Pingu with Robby.
Pingu and A Cow. Pingu and his family! Pingu and his family and his friends. Pingu with Robby and his family! Pingu and his new friends! Pingu about to board a Pingu-themed SwissAir flight. Pingu in a advert for the Tele magazine from Switzerland. Original Pingu models displayed at the "Plot in Plastilin" exhibition. Pingu at the Village Vanguard Cafe in Japan. Original Pingu model displayed at the Village Vanguard Cafe. Original Pingu models displayed at the "Alles Kneten" exhibition.
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