Spirou is a 1993 French-Belgian-Canadian animated series based off the famous comic series, specifically the Tome and Janry incarnation. A number of their books were adapted into episodes. The series ran in Canada on Family Channel.
Cast[]
| Character | Original Actor | Dub Actor |
|---|---|---|
| Spirou | Vincent Ropion | Thor Bishopric |
| Fantasio | Patrick Guillemin | Tedd Dillon |
| Spip | Kelvine Dumour | Sonja Ball |
| Count of Champignac | Pierre Baton | Terrence Scammell |
| Jessica (Seccotine) |
Kelvine Dumour | ¿? |
| Cyanide (Cyanure) |
Martine Meirhaeghe | ¿? |
| Louis Legare (Caténaire) |
Claude Nicot | A.J. Henderson |
| Vito Cortizone | Mario Santini | ¿? |
| The Mayor | Claude Joseph | Pierre Lenoir (eps. 4, 51) |
| Michel Modo | Aron Tager (eps. 6, 18) | |
| Duplumier | Gilbert Lévy | Arthur Grosser |
| Dupilon | A.J. Henderson | |
| Rupert von Schnabble | Michael Rudder |
Additional Voices[]
- Daniel Brochu - Reporter (ep. 51)
- Mark Camacho
- Bruce Dinsmore - Pedro (ep. 3)
- Kathleen Fee - Lady Swimmingpool (ep. 3)
- Arthur Grosser - Professor Van Camper (ep. 18)
- Dean Hagopian - Professor MacIntouch (ep. 18), Ambrose (ep. 51)
- A.J. Henderson - Mechanic (ep. 4), Clown (ep. 7), Sam (ep. 11)
- Arthur Holden - Professor Sushiyaka (ep. 18), Salesman (ep. 51)
- Gary Jewell - Professor Happitobehere (ep. 18)
- Rick Jones - Robot (ep. 6)
- Pierre Lenoir - German Colleague (ep. 6)
- Michael Rudder - Frank (ep. 1)
- Patricia Rodriguez
- Terrence Scammell - Announcer (ep. 1), Mr. Souvlaki (ep. 19), Effendi (ep. 19)
- Aron Tager - The Don (ep. 5)
Transmission[]
| Date(s) | Channel | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1994-1995 | The Family Channel | Canada | 
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See Also[]
External Links[]
- Spirou at the Internet Movie Database