Soap Opera
- Studio
- Studio B Productions
- Distributor
- Jetix
Synopsis
Dada fantasizes about being more than a dishwasher, and marvels at Ring-Ring. While washing dishes, Mr. Clean, the brand of dish soap he uses, manifests itself into a genie-like being and makes Dada squeaky clean, giving him a handsome appearance, but warning him that if he came into contact with any kind of dirt, he would revert to his old appearance. Ring-Ring immediately falls in love with Dada and the two become a couple. Dada shows off to Ring-Ring by gathering her gifts and pleasing the rest of the town, though with each attempt, gets himself dirty in the process. While at the Goh-Rong, Mr. Clean is stolen by Pucca, who uses it to wash the rest of the dishes, while Dada reverts to his old appearance when some dirt comes on his pants. Ring-Ring is humiliated and transforms, but doesn't bother to fight, feeling that Dada isn't worth it.
Characters
Pucca, Garu, Ching, Uncle Dumpling, Ho, Santa, Linguini
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Greg Sullivan
- Assistant Directors
- Dallas Parker, Jayson Thiessen
Producing
- Producer
- Kirsten Newlands
- Executive Producers
- Chris Bartleman, Michael Lekes, Blair Peters
Writing
- Writer
- Colin Yardley, Larry Raskin
Animation
- Animator
- Tony Cliff, Michael Rodrigues
Voices
- Voice
- Tabitha St. Germain (Pucca), Brian Drummond (Garu), Chantal Strand (Ching), Brian Dobson (Uncle Dumpling), Michael Dobson (Ho), French Tickner (Santa), Dale Wilson (Linguini)
Music
- Music
- Hal Foxton Beckett
Editing
- Editor
- Garry Wallace, Tom Harris
Crew
- Concept Created By
- Vooz Character Systems
- Art Direction
- Joshua Pong
- Design Coordinator
- Matthew Lyons
- Location Designers
- Rebecca Dart, Samuel To
- Storyboard Revisionists
- Dan Hughes, Meagan Mah, Greg Stainton
- Storyboard Artists
- Louie Escauriaga, Jocelan Hillton, Sherwin Macario, Tim Packford, Kenny Park, Dallas Parker
- Background Layout Supervisor
- Mark Marren
- Layout
- Mark Marren
- Background Color Key
- Geoffrey Manson
- Scenery
- Mark Marren
- Cleanup Artist
- Mike Luney
- Timing Director
- Colleen Holub
- Camera
- Tobias Anker
- AFX and Camera
- Tobias Anker
- Production Manager
- Athena Cho
- Post-Production Supervisor
- Charmaine Lazaro
- Sound Editor
- Roger Monk
- Sound
- Todd Araki
- Sound Recording Engineer
- Jason Frederickson
- Sound Re-Recording Mixer
- Marcel Duperreault
Companies and other credits
- Sound: Dick & Roger's Sound Studio
- Sound Effects Editor: Kirk Furniss
Production notes
Pucca loves Garu, and she wants to kiss him every day. Young Garu has a different idea: he's following the stoic path of the Ninja, and he wants to be left in peace. Pucca's uncles want to perfect their restaurant's noodle recipe, and Abyo just wants to rip his shirt off and be like Bruce Lee.
Funny love and kung-fu kicks abound in this comedy starring this well-loved Asian licensing starlet.
2D computer animation.
Funny love and kung-fu kicks abound in this comedy starring this well-loved Asian licensing starlet.
2D computer animation.