Galactik Football
Galactik Football is an animated television series, which was created under a joint co-production of Alphanim, France 2, Jetix and Welkin - Animation in 2005. There 2D and 3D animations were combined. The series includes 78 episodes and was broadcast across Europe. In Singapore, the series has been sent.
Action
In a far future exists on the populated by humans and aliens worlds a magical energy, called Flux. It flows through all living beings and is awakened by team spirit. The Flux gives people and all alien species incredible powers. He was also used to perform terrible wars. After the last date and cruel galactic war, it was forbidden to use the Flux for warlike purposes. About this ban now monitors the Flux Society. The fluxes may solely with the Galactik Football are used, one kind of football.
On the small paradise planet Akilion called the Flux breath. When the team wants to take part of this planet at the Galactik Football Cup, breaks on this planet from an ice age and the flux vanishes. The young star player of Akilion Aarch leaves the planet to play with other teams football. 15 years later he returns to Akilion to build a new team. With the help of his old friend Klamp he builds the '' Snow Kids '' on. These consist of D' jok, Micro -Ice, Rocket, Tran, Mei, Tia and Ahito. Together, they manage to regain the breath and participate in the Galactik Football Cup. Finally, they win the championship.
The characters
D' Jok
Micro -Ice
Rocket
Ahito
Thran
Tia
Mei
Klamp
Sinedd
Yuki
Marrow
Aarch
Production and publication
The series was produced in 2006 by Studio Alphanim and Frederic Dybowski and Antoine Charreyron. The 3D animations are from Attitude Studio. The series was first broadcast on France 2 from 24 May 2006. The German premiere took place on Jetix from June 9, 2006.
The animated series was also aired in Singapore and Southeast Asia and translated into Spanish and English.
Novel
From the French writers Jean -Marc Lign a novel was written for the television series. This was published by Hachette Jeunesse in the Collection Yokai.