X-DuckX - extremely crazy

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Television series
German title X-DuckX - extremely crazy
Original title X-DuckX
Country of production France
original language French
Year (s) 2000-2001
length 22 minutes
Episodes 26 (78 individual cartoons)
genre Comedy
idea Jan Van Rijsselberge
production Jan Van Rijsselberge
music Dogstars & Deenice
German-language
first broadcast
July 1, 2002 on Super RTL
synchronization

X-DuckX (in the original Canards extrêmes ) is a French cartoon series from the years 2000 and 2001, which was produced by Jan Van Rijsselberge and the company alphanim . In Germany, the series ran from July 1, 2002 on Super RTL . Each episode consists of three short stories, the titles of which begin with Xtrem . The plot of the episodes is usually irrelevant, as the series thrives on its absurd situational comedy and exaggerated dialogues and images. On July 19, 2007, the first 39 stories appeared on three DVDs.

content

The series depicts the life of the two ducks Geextah and Slax , who live in a VW bus and constantly try to exercise their great preference for extreme sports, some of which are extremely exaggerated. They have no respect whatsoever for their fellow human beings, who usually fall victim to them through various activities and for this reason are upset about them. Another hobby of the two is devouring large quantities of cheeseburgers, which can be bought in the fast-food restaurant Burger World right in the parking lot where their bus is parked in almost every episode. Your intimate enemy is the host of the extreme sports television show Extremities , JT Trash . Another regular character is Ariel , who is adored by Geextah and Slax but doesn't want to hear anything from them.

synchronization

role German speaker
Slax Rainer Fritzsche
Geextah Marius Clarén
JT Trash Oliver Field
Ariel Sabine Manke

Kerstin Sanders-Dornseif , Kim Hasper , Wilfried Herbst , Hannes Maurer , Michael Pan , Gerald Schaale , Sonja Scherff , Frank Schröder and Santiago Ziesmer could be heard as cross-speakers in several episode roles .

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