Valt the Wonder Deer

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Valt the Wonder Deer
Valt the Wonder Deer cast.jpg
The main characters as they appear in the first two seasons.
Also known asValt the Wonder Deer: The Adventures of the Five Worlds
Mandarin 鹿精灵 (season 1)
鹿精灵之寻找兵马俑 (season 2)
鹿精灵之瓷瓶山的秘密 (season 3)
Genre
Developed by
  • Corey Powell
  • Ann Austen
  • Ron Myrick
Directed by
  • Scott Heming
  • Dan Fausett
Creative directorRon Myrick [2]
Voices of
Composer Scott Healy [2]
Country of origin
  • China
  • United States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons4
No. of episodes208 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers
  • John Andrews [2]
  • J. William Kim
  • Dania Zhou
Running time11 minutes(season 1)
13 minutes(season 2) [3]
11 minutes(season 3) [3]
12 minutes(season 4) [3]
Production companyDreamEast Pictures
Original release
Network Tencent Video (China)
Propeller TV (United Kingdom)
ReleaseDecember 31, 2016 (2016-12-31) 
present

Valt the Wonder Deer (Valt's Journey in season 1, subtitled The Search for Terracotta Warriors in season 2, Journey to the Land of Darkness in season 3, Tales of Two Deer in season 4) is an animated television series that was released to Tencent Video in China on December 31, 2016. The series is produced by DreamEast Pictures and is distributed worldwide by Jetpack Distribution.

Contents

The second season premiered October 22, 2018, and ended November 26. A third season featuring new anthropomorphic and angular designs for the characters, and was released in 2021. A fourth season featuring new anthropomorphic and angular designs for the characters, was released in 2023. [4]

Plot

Season 1

Valt the Wonder Deer follows the adventures of Valt, a wonder deer and his five friends as they journey to obtain special powers granted by the Five Magical Elements, as well as rescue his trapped parents, the Deer King and Queen, from the evil overlords of the Land of Metal.

Season 2

After peace and harmony has been restored to the Five Lands, Valt starts to miss his friends even though they're a portal away from him. His vacation however is cut short by more monsters suddenly arriving called the Nanomites; dark, flying swarm of bugs that can turn anything into an enemy. Valt reassembles the guardians to protect the Five Lands, but unbeknownst to him, Da-Ming and his bride are controlling the bugs, and they want to regain their throne. [3]

Season 3

When Valt and his friends left, Kem was all alone until he saw an amulet of darkness. Kem puts on the dark amulet and he became the Lord of Darkness and turned Da-Ming, Mungo, and Drusilla into stone. He wants to destroy the Five Lands and take over the world. Valt and his friends relays that Kem is in danger. So they start their journey to the Land of Darkness and save their friend before it's too late.

Season 4

When the seven friends are in the protect crystal for many years, then everything changed when the army of dark deer broke the crystal. The lord of the dark deer chained Valt and Valanteen with the collars of chain to stay together. But then they were saved by Miko the bunny warrior and their friends. She tells them about a Dark Deer named Marcus has been free from the amulet and unleashed the army of dark deer. They must find their way back and save the Five Lands.

Characters

Heroes

Land Of Wood

Land Of Earth

Land Of Fire

Mushies - Magical mushroom creature known as Mushies that are all over the Five Lands, each one is different then the next. They come from a place called Sporugan located in the Land of Fire in a underground world. They at as the eyes of the Nine Color Deer, they are silly and child-like of good nature, and possess healing magic to help those hurt and they glow in the dark in caves to light the way. But long ago they weren't always nice, the bigger and stronger ones took energy from the five lands and kept it to fight and destroy. After meeting the Nine Color Deer taught them how to share energy and be happy, which made them smaller.

Land Of Water

Snow Monkies - They are white snow monkies that live in the Land of Water.

Land Of Metal

Clay Army: Introduced in Season 2, they were made long ago to protect the Five Lands from great and powerful threats. Each army has it's own commander in the respective lands of Wood, Water, Fire, Metal and Earth. To awaken the commanders Valt and each of his friends of each land along with Tao must prove themselves to help awaken each commander who would help lead their other armies in the final battle against Sying and her dinosaur army. When the task was completed, the Guardians and their troops return to their respective lands.

Villains

Episodes

SeasonEpisodesOriginally released
First releasedLast released
1 52December 31, 2016 (2016-12-31)February 19, 2017 (2017-02-19)
2 52October 22, 2018 (2018-10-22)November 26, 2018 (2018-11-26)
3 52December 1, 2021 (2021-12-01)February 11, 2022 (2022-02-11)
4 52January 27, 2023 (2023-01-27)February 30, 2023 (2023-02-30)

Broadcast

The first 26 episodes of Valt the Wonder Deer were released on the streaming service Tencent Video in China on December 31, 2016, which garnered over 9 million views in its first two weeks. [2] The second half of the first season was released on February 19, 2017.

In the United Kingdom, the English dub of the series was broadcast on Propeller TV for one season around June 2017.[ when? ] The English dub was released onto Jetpack Distribution's YouTube channel on August 24, 2019, but it was later taken down.

The series is now streaming on Tubi and is divided into 9 one hour episodes.

Musical

On May 1, 2019, a Chinese musical for the series, Deer Elf: In Search of the Rainbow Bridge (鹿精灵之寻找彩虹桥) premiered in the Beijing China Puppet Theater. [6]

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