Skunk Fu!

Skunk Fu!
Details
Countries	United Kingdom Republic of Ireland Netherlands
Language	English
Seasons	1
Episodes	52 (list of episodes)
Recording studio	Telegael
Channels	BBC One (formerly) BBC Two (formerly) CBBC (formerly) Cartoon Network (United States) (formerly) The CW (formerly) Cartoon Network (Europe) (formerly) Cartoon Network (Australia and New Zealand) (formerly) ABC Kids (formerly) RTÉ1 (formerly) Toon-A-Vision (formerly) YTV (formerly) BFBS 1 (formerly) e.tv (formerly) ATV World (formerly) MBC 1 (formerly)
Services	Kidoodle.TV (formerly)
Release	9 July 2007 – 31 January 2008

Skunk Fu! is an Irish-British-Dutch animated series featuring the fables of anthropomorphic animals protecting their valley using martial arts. The show chronicles the adventures of young Skunk, training with his kung fu master, Panda, with the support of Rabbit, Fox, Turtle, and others, who directly, or inadvertently, also help Skunk grow. The show won the IFTA award for "Best Animation".

Cast

Character		Actor
	Skunk	Jules de Jongh
	Ms. Duck
	Crane
	Panda	Paul Tylak
	Rabbit
	Snake
	Frog
	Fox	Patricia Rodriguez
	Ox	Tony Acworth
	Bird
	Ninja Monkeys
	Pig
	Killer Bees
	Dr. Turtle
	Mantis
	Mr. Fish
	Dragon	Rod Goodall
	Tiger
	Baboon	Paul McLoone

Technical staff
Voice directors		Jordan Gaucher
Ed Bignell

Broadcast

Skunk Fu! debuted on BBC One in the United Kingdom on 9 July 2007. It aired its last episode on 31 January 2008.

In the United States, Skunk Fu! began airing on The CW, during the Kids WB! block, on 22 September 2007. Its original run on the channel ended on 29 March 2008. It later began re-airing on Cartoon Network.

International versions

	Language	Title	Channels
	Arabic (Image Production House)	سوكي فو	MBC 3 (formerly) Ajyal TV (formerly) Al Sumaria (formerly) HodHod Arabic TV (formerly)
	Arabic (Almajd)	سوكي	Almajd TV Network (formerly) Basma HADIF.TV
	Basque	Kung fu mofeta	ETB 3 (formerly)
	Bulgarian	Скункс Фу!	Cartoon Network (formerly)
	Catalan	Mofeta Kung Fu	Super3 (formerly)
	Dutch	Skunk Fu!	Disney XD (formerly)
	Finnish	unknown	unknown
	French	Skunk Fu !	Canal J (formerly) Gulli (formerly) Cartoon Network (formerly) RTI 2 (formerly)
	Galician	Skunk Fu	tvG2 (formerly)
	German	Skunk Fu	Super RTL (Toggo block, formerly) TOGGO Plus (formerly) TVNOW
	Hebrew	סקאנק פו!	Arutz HaYeladim (formerly) HOT VOD Young (formerly) NEXT TV (formerly)
	Hungarian	Skunk Fu – Balhé a völgyben	Cartoon Network (formerly) Boomerang (formerly)
	Irish	Skunk Fu!	TG4 (Cúla4 block; formerly)
	Italian	Skunk Fu!	RaiSat Smash (formerly) Rai Gulp (formerly)
	Japanese	スカンクフー！	unknown
	Korean (Cartoon Network)	쿵후소년 스컹크 푸!	Cartoon Network (formerly)
	Korean (EBS)	쿵후 스컹크!	EBS (formerly)
	Latvian (voice-over)	Skunksa kung fu	TV3 (formerly)
	Lithuanian (voice-over)	Skunk Fu	TV3 (formerly)
	Mandarin (China) (CCTV-14)	功夫总动员	CCTV-14 (formerly)
	Mandarin (China) (Youku)	功夫总动员	Youku
	Norwegian	Skunk Fu!	NRK Super (formerly)
	Persian (IRIB Nahal)	راسوی کونگ‌فوکار	IRIB Nahal
	Persian (Filimo)	اسکانگ فو	Filimo
	Polish	Skunks Fu	Cartoon Network (formerly) Boomerang (formerly)
	Portuguese (Brazil)	Gambá Kung Fu	Rede Bandeirantes (formerly) Jetix (formerly)
	Portuguese (Portugal)	Skunk Fu!	Biggs (formerly)
	Romanian	Skunk Fu!	Cartoon Network (formerly) Boomerang (formerly)
	Russian	Скунс Фу!	Cartoon Network (formerly) 2x2 (formerly)
	Serbian	Smrda Fu!	TV Ultra (formerly) Pink Super Kids
	Spanish (Latin America)	Zorrino Kung Fu	Jetix (formerly)
	Spanish (Spain)	¡Skunk Fu!	unknown
	Swedish	Skunk Fu!	SVT World (formerly) SVT Barnkanalen (formerly)
	Thai	สกังค์ฟู กังฟู จอมสกังค์	True Spark (formerly)
	Turkish	Skunk Fu!	Cartoon Network (formerly)
	Ukrainian (voice-over)	Скунс Фу!	M1 (formerly) QTV (formerly)
	Vietnamese	Skunk Fu!	VTV1 (formerly)
	Vietnamese (voice-over)	Skunk Fu!	SCTV (formerly)
	Welsh	Drewgi	S4C (formerly)

v - e - d Dubs Arabic (Image Production House • Almajd) • Basque • Bulgarian • Catalan • Dutch • Finnish • French • Galician • German • Hebrew • Hungarian • Irish • Italian • Japanese • Korean (Cartoon Network • EBS) • Mandarin (CCTV-14 • Youku) • Norwegian • Persian (IRIB Nahal • Filimo) • Polish • Portuguese (Brazil • Portugal) • Romanian • Russian • Serbian • Spanish (Latin America • Spain) • Swedish • Thai • Turkish • Vietnamese • Welsh Voice-overs Latvian • Lithuanian • Ukrainian • Vietnamese

References

v - e - d Dubs Arabic (Image Production House • Almajd) • Basque • Bulgarian • Catalan • Dutch • Finnish • French • Galician • German • Hebrew • Hungarian • Irish • Italian • Japanese • Korean (Cartoon Network • EBS) • Mandarin (CCTV-14 • Youku) • Norwegian • Persian (IRIB Nahal • Filimo) • Polish • Portuguese (Brazil • Portugal) • Romanian • Russian • Serbian • Spanish (Latin America • Spain) • Swedish • Thai • Turkish • Vietnamese • Welsh Voice-overs Latvian • Lithuanian • Ukrainian • Vietnamese

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