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Aaahh!!! Real Monsters is an American animated television show about adolescent monsters in training, developed by Klasky Csupo for Nickelodeon. The show ran from October 30, 1994 to December 7, 1997 on Nickelodeon's main United States cable channel. The show is now released on DVD. The show focuses on three young monsters — Ickis, Oblina and Krumm — who attend an institute for monsters under a city dump and learn to frighten humans. Many of the episodes revolve around them making it to the surface in order to perform "scares" as class assignments.

Broadcast[]

Aaahh!!! Real Monsters premiered Saturday, October 30, 1994 on Nickelodeon and aired a four season fifty-two episode run, ending in December 1997. The show aired reruns on Nickelodeon until the early 2000s. In late 2006, it was taken off of Nicktoons Network, which had been airing it since 2002.

Cast[]

Character Actor
Ickis
Charlie Adler
Oblina
Christine Cavanaugh
Krumm
David Eccles
The Gromble
Gregg Berger

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Basque Benetako mamuak ETB 1 (formerly)
ETB 3 (formerly)
Catalan Monstres de veritat K3 (formerly)
Czech Veselé obludy Supermax (formerly)
Danish Aaahh!!! Virklige monstre Nickelodeon (formerly)
Dutch
(Kindernet)
Monster Akademie Kindernet (formerly)
Dutch
(Nickelodeon)
Aaahh!!! Real Monsters Kindernet (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
TMF (formerly)
French Drôles de monstres Canal+ (formerly)
Canal J (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
Télétoon+ (formerly)
German Aaahh!!! Monster Nickelodeon (Germany) (formerly)
Das Erste (formerly)
N3 (formerly)
SRF zwei (formerly)
Junior (formerly)
K-Toon (formerly)
MTV2 Pop (formerly)
Nicktoons (formerly)
Nickelodeon (Austria) (formerly)
Comedy Central (formerly)
Greek Ακαδημία τεράτων Alfa TV (formerly)
Alpha Cinema 1 (formerly)
Alpha Kids (formerly)
Channel 9 (formerly)
ERT (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
TeleTime (formerly)
Hindi Aaahh!!! Real Monsters Zee TV (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
Hungarian Jaj, a szörnyek! MSat (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
Viasat 3 (formerly)
Icelandic Alvöru skrímsli Barnarásin (formerly)
Stöð 2 (formerly)
Japanese ぎゃあ!!!リアル・モンスターズ Nickelodeon (formerly)
Korean 으악!리얼 몬스터 JEI TV (formerly)
Malay Aaahh!!! Real Monsters TV9 (formerly)
Norwegian Aaahh!!! Ordentlige monstre Nickelodeon (formerly)
Polish Prawdziwe potwory Fantastic (formerly)
Portuguese (Brazil) AAAHH!!! Monstros Nickelodeon (formerly)
Rede Globo (formerly)
Rede Bandeirantes Band Kids block, formerly)
Pluto TV
Portuguese (Portugal) AAAHH!!! Monstros
Monstros
SIC (Buéréré block, formerly)[9]
Nickelodeon[unverified] (formerly)
Russian Настоящие монстры Nickelodeon (formerly)
TNT (formerly)
Paramount Comedy (formerly)
MTV (formerly)
Spanish (Latin America) ¡Aaahh! Monstruos de verdad Nickelodeon (formerly)
Canal 5 (formerly)
Gala TV (formerly)
Telemundo (formerly)
El Trece (formerly)
Megavisión (formerly)
RCN Television (formerly)
Canal 19 (formerly)
RCTV (formerly)
direct-to-video (US Only, Season 1 Only)
Spanish (Spain)
(Canal+)
Mi profe es un monstruo Canal+ (formerly)
Minimax (formerly)
Spanish (Spain)
(Nickelodeon)
¡Aaahh! Monstruos Nickelodeon (formerly)
Swedish Aaahh!!! Riktiga monster Nickelodeon (formerly)
Turkish
(Number One TV)
Aaahh!!! Gerçek Canavarlar Nickelodeon (formerly)
Turkish
(NTV Studios)
Aaahh!!! Gerçek Canavarlar Nickelodeon (formerly)
CNBC-e (formerly)

Language Title Channels
Estonian Appi, kollid! Kanal 2 (formerly)
Lithuanian
(BTV)
Tikri pabaisos BTV (formerly)
TV1 (formerly)
Lithuanian
(TV3)
Tikrieji pabaisos TV3 (formerly)
Tango TV (formerly)
Polish Prawdziwe potwory TVP Regionalna (formerly)
Ukrainian
(ICTV)
Справжні монстри ICTV (formerly)
Ukrainian
(QTV)
Справжні монстри QTV (formerly)
Comedy Central (formerly)

Language Title Channels
Hebrew מפלצות אמיתיות Arutz HaYeladim (formerly)
Nickelodeon (formerly)
Swedish Monsterskolan SVT1 (formerly)
SVT Barnkanalen (formerly)

References[]

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