Ghost Spider

Ghost Spider

July 30, 2006 TV Episode Spider Riders

Studio
Bee Train, Cookie Jar Entertainment Inc.
Distributor
Kids' WB, Teletoon

Synopsis

Hunter agrees to help Corona practice dancing for Arachna's Annual Dance Party. But when he sees a silhouette of a huge spider haunting the castle halls, Corona becomes quite upset. She tells him the legend of a beautiful princess who was put under a spell by an evil witch. It's believed that anyone who sees her ghost will have misfortune follow them until they see the ghost again. Hunter scoffs, but sure enough, his luck seems to turn for the worse, and it's starting to affect the other Spider Riders! Will Hunter and Corona find the elusive spider before disaster befalls them all?

Characters

Hunter Steele, Prince Lumen, Princess Sparkle, Corona, Shadow, Venus, Magma, Brutus, Ignus (Igneous), Hotarla, Ebony, Grasshop, Verein (Beerain), Baggus (Buguese), Mantid, Flame, Stags

Credits

Directing

Director
Koichi Mashimo

Writing

Writer
Yôsuke Kuroda
Based On The Novels By
Tedd Anasti, Patsy Cameron-Anasti, Stephen D. Sullivan

Voices

Voice
Motoko Kumai (Hunter Steele), Kumiko Higa (Prince Lumen), Kaori Shimizu (Princess Sparkle), Kenta Miyake (Stags), Kinya Kotani (Magma), Hiroshi Yanaka (Mantid), Takashi Kondo (Shadow), Saeko Chiba (Corona), Toshihiko Seki (Baggus), Yuu Asakawa (Verein), Takehito Koyasu (Ignus), Shigeru Chiba (Grasshop), Sanae Kobayashi (Venus)
Vocal Talent (English-Language)
Julie Lemieux (Hunter Steele), Cameron Ansell (Prince Lumen), Melanie Tonello (Princess Sparkle), Sandy Fox (Corona), Lex Lang (Shadow), Colleen Clinkenbeard (Venus), Darren Frost (Magma, Brutus), Phil (Igneous), Grace Fulliton (Princess Sparkle, Hotarla), Stephen Apostolina (Ebony), Robert Tinkler (Grasshop), Stacey Depass (Beerain), Dan Goldman (Buguese, Mantid), Peter Capllan (Flame)

Music

Music
David W. Shaw

Crew

Sound Effects Editor
Timothy Muirhead
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Richard Spence-Thomas

Production notes

While on a hiking trip with friends, 11-year-old Hunter Steele is sucked into the fantastic subterranean world of Arachnia. It is a land of eternal day where the sun is the earth's molten core and waterfalls flow towards the sky; a world where evolution has taken a different twist; where the insects have become the dominant species not only in number, but also in size. There, Hunter discovers a lost civilization, the Turandot, struggling to survive in this hostile "Inner World." They are locked in battle with the Invectids, giant humanoid insects determined to eradicate all human life. The Turandot are defended by a group of elite warriors who ride 10-foot-tall battle spiders... the Spider Riders.

This series followed the Cookie Jar Entertainment TV special of the same name.

An initial run of 52 episodes is planned.