Accidentally monster

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Television series
German title Accidentally monster
Original title Monster by Mistake
Country of production Canada
original language English
year 1996
length 24 minutes
Episodes 52 in 4 seasons
genre Children's series
production Kristine Klohk, Mark Mayerson
First broadcast October 31, 1996 on YTV
German-language
first broadcast
July 2, 2000 on Super RTL
synchronization

The Monster Accidentally (Eng. Monster by Mistake ) is a Canadian children's animation series that was broadcast in Germany on Super RTL .

content

The focus is on eight-year-old Warren, who sneezes and turns himself into a big, blue monster and back and has his problems with it. The cause is a magical jewel from another dimension that is activated by spells. The only ones who know about Warren's secret are his older sister Tracy and the jazz musician and trumpet player Johnny, who is a ghost and is hidden from their parents.

In season 1, the children's archenemy is a devil named Gorgool , who has been locked in a glass ball for his crimes and is now trying to get free through the jewel. He is supported by a stupid henchman.

Fenrath is a magical dimension that is full of ghosts, ghouls, and other creatures. In his castle, Morgool , Gorgool's twin brother, rules his empire with an iron fist. It also has a magical ruby, but it is weaker than the jewel.

The rather fantastic difficulties of Warren and Tracy are offset by the less extraordinary frictions with the nasty neighbor boy Billy and a monster-hunting policewoman.

Production and publication

The series was produced in 1996 by Alliance Atlantis Communications, Cambium Film & Video Productions and Catapult Productions and directed by David Geldart. It was first broadcast on October 31, 1996 by YTV . The series was first broadcast in German from July 2, 2000 to March 4, 2001 by Super RTL.

synchronization

role English speaker German speaker
Warren Julie Lemieux Constantin von Jascheroff
Tracy Hillary Cooper Giuliana Jakobeit
Johnny William Colgate Bodo Wolf

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