Finding Hershel

Finding Hershel

August 26, 2006 TV Episode Yin Yang Yo!

Studio
Jetix Europe, Walt Disney Television Animation
Animation studio
George Elliot Animation, Walt Disney Studios
Distributor
Walt Disney Pictures, Buena Vista International Television

Synopsis

Siblings Yin and Yang couldn't be more different except for one common bond- they must both become "Woo Foo" Knights, defeat Carl The Evil Cockroach Wizard, and save the world from plunging into eternal darkness. The rabbit twins also have to finish their homework, do their chores and eat their vegetables! Yin and Yang are taught the "Woo Fay Ways" (and some algebra!) by a wise but grumpy old panda named Master Yo. "Woo Foo" Knights are guardians of peace and justice who possess martial arts skills, mind and thought control, and the ability to move objects telepathically. They can even run up the sides of buildings and perform 360-degree moves in the air.

Yin and Yang may look like adorable little rabbits, but don't be fooled. They have put aside their edgy and hilarious sibling rivalry to defeat the sometimes threatening, mostly idiotic forces of evil.

Characters

Yin, Yang, Master Yo, Night Master, Carl, Herman, Ultimoose, Kraggler, Yuck, Chung Pow Kitties, Zarnot, Saranoia, Roger the Skelewog, Dave, Coop

Credits

Directing

Director
Ted Collver, John Fountain, Mark Ackland
Co-directed By
John Fountain

Producing

Producer
Bob Boyle (Executive Producer)
Co-Executive Producer
Steve Marmel

Writing

Writer
Aydrea Walden
Head Writer
Steve Marmel

Music

Music
Michael Tavera
Theme Song Performed By
Kyle Massey

Crew

Creator
Bob Boyle
Supervising Sound Editor
Otis Van Osten
Sound Effects Editors
Kate Marciniak, Jeff Shiffman
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Carlos Sanches
Supervising Dialog Editor
Jason Oliver
Scoring Mixer
Scott Cochran

Companies and other credits

  • Script Clearance: Mosquito Productions

Production notes

The series is the first Jetix original production to focus on comedy. Earlier series concentrated on action.

Adobe Flash animation. Animation was completed in Canada at George Elliot Animation. A small team of Flash animators also worked at Disney's campus in Burbank, California.

The primetime debut of this series on September 4, 2006 on Toon Disney was the most-viewed original animated series premiere in the history of Jetix. It drew an estimated 491,000 viewers.