Legends of Chima 

The magical world of CHIMA - a land ruled by animals that walk, talk, drive vehicles, use machinery and live in castles - was once a pristine, natural paradise but has now become a battle ground where friends have become worst enemies.

Creators:

Tommy Andreasen, John Derevlany, Erik Legernes

Stars:

David Attar, Bethany Brown, Bill Courage

3 wins.

Cast

Series cast summary:
David Attar	...	Cragger / ... 41 episodes, 2013-2014
Bethany Brown	...	Eris / ... 41 episodes, 2013-2014
Bill Courage	...	Lagravis / ... 41 episodes, 2013-2014
Scott Shantz	...	Laval / ... 41 episodes, 2013-2014
Jeff Evans-Todd	...	Razar / ... 41 episodes, 2013-2014
Michael Patric	...	Gorzan / ... 40 episodes, 2013-2014
Jesse Inocalla	...	Scorm / ... 28 episodes, 2013-2014
Meghan Kinsley	...	Crunket / ... 27 episodes, 2013-2014
Cassandra Ford	...	Spinlyn 18 episodes, 2014
Racquel Belmonte	...	Rinona 17 episodes, 2014

Storyline

The magical world of CHIMA - a land ruled by animals that walk, talk, drive vehicles, use machinery and live in castles - was once a pristine, natural paradise but has now become a battle ground where friends have become worst enemies.

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Plot Keywords:

skunk | cartoon network | crocodile | lion | anthropomorphic animal | 

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Genres:

Animation | Action | Adventure | Comedy | Drama | Family | Fantasy

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Certificate:

TV-Y7

Did You Know?

Trivia

All Chima characters start their names with the same letter as their respected tribes. For example, Laval starts with 'L', just like The Lion Tribe starts with 'L'.

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Connections

Referenced in Ninjago: Ninjago Confidential (2020)

User Reviews

A very well made universe

First of all, I want to say I am surprised to see 2 of the 3 previous comment stating that this series is targeting only young kids, since Legends of Chima is probably the first show my 4 years old son is watching that really caught my attention. I have seen a couple episodes of Ninjago and I felt like it was not as interesting as Legends of Chima, by far.

First of all, the universe of Legends of Chima is rather detailed, with a lot of characters, an interesting complexity in the relationships and interactions between them. The story line is also a strong point to me, I mean there is so much you can expect from a kid cartoon, but in this case, I feel like they put a real effort into it. I can't speak for the English Version since my son is watching the episodes in French, but the vocabulary is of a pretty decent level, and the french voices work for me. I actually watched the first and second season entirely with my son and truly enjoyed it.

Additionally, the franchise has been used to create a series of video games that appear to be pretty interesting to me, especially Legends of Chima Online, which is a Free To Play MMORPG, very successfully using the Unity3D engine, which requires no installation and which is a very very decent game to me, even for hardcore gamer I am (or used to be). We enjoy playing together and venturing in the world of Chima with my young boy, which adds even more fun to the show when we watch it.

In conclusion, I would recommend Lego Legends of Chima for younger and even older kids, and even though I am not a Fan of the Lego universe, at first glance. The 8/10 might appear a touch high, but it is certainly closer to the reality than the 1/10 it has been given in the other comments.

Details

Country:

Denmark India Thailand

Language:

English

Release Date:

January 2013 (USA)

Also Known As:

Chima legendái

Company Credits

Production Co:

M2Entertainment, M2Film, LEGO

Technical Specs

Runtime:

22 min

Color:

Color