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Chuck Chicken | |
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Created by |
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Written by | Joseph Viciana |
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Theme music composer | Cole Rintoul (writer/singer), Siew and Sam Melamed |
Opening theme | “Chuck Chicken” |
Composer | Sébastien Pan |
Country of origin | Malaysia China Canada United States |
Original languages | English Malay Chinese |
No. of seasons | 2 |
No. of episodes | 52 |
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Running time | 10-11 mins |
Production company | Animasia Studio |
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Network | TV9 TV3 |
Release | October 5, 2015 |
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Chuck Chicken Power Up Harry & Bunnie |
Chuck Chicken (Kung Fu Chicken in China) is a Canadian-American animated television series created by Animasia Studios. The story takes place on a bird-filled island of Rocky Perch, and tells the story of Chuck who turns into the eponymous "Kung Fu Chicken", providing kung fu-style security and protection to the citizens of the island. When Chuck inherits a very special amulet in the shape of a golden egg with amazing powers, he uses it to defeat evil to protect the island of "planet bird", which looks like planet Earth (but with anthropomorphic birds instead of humans) and the planet being in the shape of an egg.
The show has 52 episodes and is in Cantonese, English, Bahasa Malaysia, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Indonesian, and Thai. Eleven years after its debut, the show was dubbed into Korean for the first time and aired on JEI TV. Originally, 52 episodes were released in 2010, with 11 minutes each for Season 1. It was made possible by the funding provided by the Malaysian Government under the Ministry of Communication and Multimedia, and it took Animasia Studio approximately 18 months for production by 100 Malaysian creative talents. [1] Netflix had also picked up the show and was playing it worldwide. [2] However, this show has eventually been removed from Netflix.
The series takes place at Rocky Perch, which is home to a lot of birds of different forms. The Golden Egg Securities, the island's high-rank service which is run by Chuck Chicken and his team-mates Flick and Wing provide kung-fu-styled security to the citizens and their valuables by battling against villains like the Cyber Ducks, Dr. Mingo and the Sinister Emperor to keep their town at peace.
Chuck is able to use twelve animal super powers while using the magic egg:
On the other hand, the Sinister Emperor is able to use super powers while using the black egg in a similar manner to Chuck:
Animasia Studio have also collaborated with Sasbadi Holdings Berhad to produce Chuck Chicken books and games for sale and distribution worldwide. [3] In addition, the colouring Books and comic Books based on the show have AR technology embedded inside. [4]
Country | Networks | Official Languages |
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Malaysia | Malay English | |
Indonesia | Indonesia English | |
Singapore | Malay English | |
Southeast Asia | Asian English | |
Hong Kong | TVB USA | Cantonese |
India | Hungama TV | Indian English Hindi Tamil Telugu |
Iran | Pouya Channel | Persian |
Israel | Junior Channel | Hebrew |
Portugal | SIC K | Portuguese |
China [6] | Mandarin Chinese | |
Canada | Toon-A-Vision | Canadian English |
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