Puyo Puyo (TV series)

Puyo Puyo (ぷよぷよ) is an American-Japanese animated television series based on the video game series of the same name. The series premiered on Gingo on July 3, 1999 and ended on May 6, 2000. The series only lasted for 2 seasons and 50 episodes and was cancelled due to low ratings. It is the second Gingo television series to be based on a video game, the other series being Niz Chicoloco.

Plot
The series takes place on a remote island like Puyo Puyo Sun, it focuses on the adventures of Arle playing Puyo against other characters and trying to defeat the Dark Prince, season 1 takes place after the events of Puyo Puyo Sun, while season 2 takes place after the events of Puyo Puyo~n.

Voice cast

 * Ali Johnston - Arle Nadja, Kodomo Dragon, Doppelganger Arle, Wraith
 * André Sogliuzzo - Zombie, Parara
 * Ayame Kizuki - Carbuncle (Season 1, Additional voice clips for Season 2)
 * Brendan Hunter - Incubus
 * Charles C. Campbell - Skeleton T
 * Chiara Zanni - Witch, Dark Witch
 * Daran Norris - Momomo, Samurai Mole, Tsujigiri Mole
 * Dave Mallow - Sasori Man, Mamono, Cockatrice, Vampire
 * Dave Squatch Ward - Zoh Daimaoh, Barbegazi
 * Dee Bradley Baker - Dragon, Will-o-Wisp, Nomi, Mini Zombie, Cait Sith, Fufufu, Burning Soul, Tenori Zoh, Gust
 * Denis Akiyama - Dark Prince
 * Erin M. Cahill - Lagnus the Brave (Child), Panotty, Mandrake
 * Evelyn Huynh - Honey Bee, Sukiyapodes, Archan, Banshee Trio, Wood Hunter
 * Gerald Matthews - Minotauros
 * Hynden Walch - Chico, Succubus
 * Ian James Corlett - Schezo Wegey, Doppelganger Schezo
 * Irene Trapp - Teacher (Madou Monogatari)
 * Jeff Bennett - Count (Madou Monogatari)
 * Jeff Manning - Lagnus the Brave (Grown-Up)
 * Jim Cummings - Owlbear
 * Kathleen Barr - Kikimora, Black Kikimora, Wish (Witch’s Grandmother), Scylla, Dullahan, Siren
 * Katie Griffin - Draco Centauros, Beast Draco, Jarne
 * Kurumi Mamiya - Carbuncle (Season 2)
 * Lacey Chabert - Harpy
 * Lainie Frasier - Carbuncle (Additional voice clips), Baromett
 * Michael Sorich - Suketoudara, Lycanthrope, Gray Wolf
 * Paul Greenberg - Pakista
 * Quinton Flynn - Choppun, Demon Servant
 * Rachael Lillis - Seriri, Water Element
 * Richard Tatum - Nasu Grave, Yaki Nasu Grave
 * Susan Roman - Rulue, Mummy, Merrow
 * Wally Wingert - Nohoho

Production
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Pilot

 * One Weird Afternoon

Season 1

 * 1) Another Orb Means Another Adventure (July 3, 1999)
 * 2) How to Succeed in Sorcery Without Really Trying (July 10, 1999)
 * 3) Nohoho in: What's for Sale? (July 17, 1999)
 * 4) Direct Dragon (July 24, 1999)
 * 5) The Ghastly Riddles from a Sphinx (July 31, 1999)
 * 6) My Master, The Genie in a Lamp (August 7, 1999)
 * 7) A Joke on You (August 14, 1999)
 * 8) Rulue's Spring Break of Fists (August 21, 1999)
 * 9) A Bigger Mess to Clean Up (August 28, 1999)
 * 10) Beach Blanket Banger (September 4, 1999)
 * 11) It Takes a Pair of Legs to Walk... (September 11, 1999)
 * 12) Tower of the Magician (September 18, 1999)
 * 13) Mamono Attacks! (September 25, 1999)
 * 14) Beyond the Valley of the Carbunnies (October 2, 1999)
 * 15) Foul Play in the Sea (October 9, 1999)
 * 16) Choppun Chaos (October 16, 1999)
 * 17) Man Up, Lagnus! (October 23, 1999)
 * 18) Witch's Halloween Hour (October 30, 1999)
 * 19) Rumble Bee (November 6, 1999)
 * 20) Search of the Cat Woman (November 13, 1999)
 * 21) Puyo-h No! (November 20, 1999)
 * 22) It Wasn't Me, It Was The Doppelgänger! (November 27, 1999)
 * Try, Try Again! (December 4, 1999)
 * 1) Missing in Action (December 11, 1999)
 * 2) Millennium Mayhem (December 18, 1999)

Season 2
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Broadcast
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Gallery
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Trivia
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