Changes: Rocket Monkeys (TV Show)

Revision as of 02:14, 5 April 2020

Rocket Monkeys is a Canadian animated series that premiered on Nickelodeon in United States on March 4, 2013 and lasted two seasons, ending on October 30, 2015.

Plot

Two rocket monkey brothers Wally and Gus take down evil disguising evil villains.

Production of Making

The two simian stars, Gus and Wally, were loosely based on Jason and Dan who have been friends since high school. Jason and Dan developed a pitch book and animated motion test, which they showed to Michael Feder. Michael Feder, a partner of Hornet Inc, agreed to help develop Rocket Monkeys, under the Hornet Films label of the company. Nickelodeon picked up the project and the future of Rocket Monkeys was in limbo. Breakthrough Entertainment of American lit the series, and Rocket Monkeys went back into production. In 2013 the series was made available on internet streaming services of Rocket Monkeys is in currently production by Breakthrough Television, Atomic Cartoons and Hornet Films it is associated by Nickelodeon.

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-'''Rocket Monkeys''' is a  American animated television show that Originally premieres on Nickelodeon in USA premiered with 80 episodes from March 4, 2013 to February 23, 2018.
+'''Rocket Monkeys''' is a Canadian animated series that premiered on Nickelodeon in United States on March 4, 2013 and lasted two seasons, ending on October 30, 2015.
 ==Plot==
 Two rocket monkey brothers Wally and Gus take down evil disguising evil villains.
 ==Production of Making==
-Development for the show started in 2006. The two simian stars, Gus and Wally, were loosely based on Jason and Dan who have been friends since high school. Jason and Dan developed a pitch book and animated motion test, which they showed to Michael Feder. Michael Feder, a partner of Hornet Inc, agreed to help develop Rocket Monkeys, under the Hornet Films label of the company. Nickelodeon picked up the project and the future of Rocket Monkeys was in limbo. Later in 2011 Breakthrough Entertainment of American lit the series, and Rocket Monkeys went back into production. In early 2012 the series went into full production, with animation being handled by Atomic, in Vancouver. In 2013 the series was made available on internet streaming services such as Hulu Plus, Amazon and iTunes. Rocket Monkeys is in currently production by Breakthrough Films and Television, Atomic Cartoons and Hornet Films it is associated by Nickelodeon.
+The two simian stars, Gus and Wally, were loosely based on Jason and Dan who have been friends since high school. Jason and Dan developed a pitch book and animated motion test, which they showed to Michael Feder. Michael Feder, a partner of Hornet Inc, agreed to help develop Rocket Monkeys, under the Hornet Films label of the company. Nickelodeon picked up the project and the future of Rocket Monkeys was in limbo. Breakthrough Entertainment of American lit the series, and Rocket Monkeys went back into production. In 2013 the series was made available on internet streaming services of Rocket Monkeys is in currently production by Breakthrough Television, Atomic Cartoons and Hornet Films it is associated by Nickelodeon.
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