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Series titles: Mon Colle Knights, Moncolle Knights, Mon[Ster] Colle[
- Studio
- Studio DEEN
- Animation studio
- TV Tokyo, Yomiko, Studio Deen
- Distributor
- Saban Entertainment
Characters
Mondo Oya, Rockna, Professor Hiragi, Prince Eccentro, Batch, Gluko
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Yasunaga Aoki, Akitaro Daichi, Akira Kiyomizu, Shunji Yoshida, Akio Sato
Producing
- Producer
- Higashi Fukashi, Ikeda Shin'ichi, Noguchi Kazunori
Writing
- Writer
- Katsumi Hasegawa, Satoru Akahori, Reiko Yoshida
Animation
- Animator
- Hiroko Sugii, Tetsuhito Saito
Voices
- Voice
- Derek Stephen Prince (Mondo), Brianne Goddall (Rockna), Jamieson Price (Professor Hiragi), Joe Ochman (Prince Eccentro), Wendee Lee (Batch), Dina Sherman (Gluko)
Music
- Music
- Hiroshi Sakamoto
Crew
- Original Creators
- Hideaki Nishikawa, Katsumi Hasegawa, Satoru Akahori
- Original Setting
- Hitoshi Yasuda
- Original Story
- Satoru Akahori, Hasegawa Katsumi
- Original Characters
- Hideaki Nishikawa
- General Creation
- Satoru Akahori
- Series Composition
- Hasegawa Katsumi
- Art Director
- Akutsu Mitiyo, Motoki Nagayoshi Yuki
- Color Design
- Takeshi Mochida
- Production Design
- Miyazaki Shiniti
- Character Design
- Atsuko Nakajima
- Mechanical Design
- Aoki Tomoyoshi
- Item Design
- Yamagata Atsushi
- Director
- Yasunao Aoki
- Director of Photography
- Okino Masahide
- Music
- Hiroshi Sakamoto
- Sound Director
- Tanaka Kazuya
- Producer
- Higashi Fukashi, Ikeda Shin'ichi, Noguchi Kazunori
- Production
- TV Tokyo, Yomiko
Companies and other credits
- Original Setting: Group SNE
- Production: Studio Deen
Production notes
This TV series originally ran for 51 episodes in Japan. The Saban-produced Mon Colle Knights aired in the United States on Fox Kids and ran 45 episodes and a mini-movie. Further episodes were produced two years later.
Based on a manga by Tadahiko Nakadaira in "Young Jump."
Satoru Akahori was credited as a "story generalizer."
A 25-minute theatrical short was also released, with characters including a Fire Dragon and a Lava Chimaera.
Based on a manga by Tadahiko Nakadaira in "Young Jump."
Satoru Akahori was credited as a "story generalizer."
A 25-minute theatrical short was also released, with characters including a Fire Dragon and a Lava Chimaera.