Generation ninja

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Television series
German title Generation ninja
Original title Shuriken School
Country of production France , Spain
original language French , Spanish
year 2006
length 23 minutes
Episodes 26th
genre Comedy , children's and youth series
production Marc Du Pontavice
First broadcast February 11, 2006 on Nickelodeon (USA)
German-language
first broadcast
February 1, 2007 on Jetix
synchronization

Generation Ninja (Original Title: Shuriken School ) is a Franco-Spanish animated series produced by Nickelodeon and first broadcast in 2006.

content

The three children Eizan Kaburagi, Jimmy B. and Okuni Dohan go together to the Shuriken School, a ninja academy in Tokirohama. The school is hostile to the katana school.

Ten year old Eizan Kaburagi comes from an Asian family, is intelligent and hardworking. He wants to become a ninja so as not to have to become a rice seller. Jimmy B. comes from a wealthy New York family, but preferred to spend his time on the streets, rap and breakdancing. His parents sent him to Tokirohama. The girl Okuni Dohan is practiced and knows many lessons by heart.

Production and publication

The series was produced in 2006 by Xilam in France and Zinkia Entertainment in Spain on behalf of Nickelodeon . Directed by Pascal Morelli, the music composed Hervé Lavandier. Aired by Nickelodeon in the US as of February 11, 2006 and has not yet been completed.

This was later broadcast in Great Britain and, since February 1, 2007, in Germany by Jetix . The episodes were repeated at Nickelodeon and SF two . It will also be shown on Jetix's follow-up Disney XD . The series has also been translated into Japanese and Polish, among others.

synchronization

role English voice actor German voice actor
Eizan Kaburagi Nathan Kress Dirk Petrick
Jimmy B. Diana Borgwardt
Okuni Dohan Julia Meynen
Ami Julia Kaufmann
Nobunaga Tobias Müller
Jacques Vanya Gerick
Marcos Julien Haggége
Choki Rainer Fritzsche
Daisuke Nico Mamone
Director of the Shuriken School Bodo Wolf
Vladimir Keitawa Jürgen Kluckert
Kubo Utamaro Peter Reinhardt
Kita Shunai Gundi Eberhard
Zumichito Peter Groeger
Naginata David Turba
Kimura twins Ricardo Richter
Raúl Richter
Director of the Katana School Tilo Schmitz

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