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Florrie's Dragons
2010 TV series or program From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Florrie's Dragons (/floʊriː/) is a children's animated television series that was produced by Wish Films, Clockwork Zoo and Belgian entertainment production group Studio 100[1] and animated by Clockwork Zoo in South Africa.[2][3] The series is based on a children's book named Dear Dragon.[4] The series was created by An Vrombaut, the creator known from 64 Zoo Lane, which the series is related to.[5] The series mainly aired on Disney Junior UK.[6][7]
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Premise
The story of Princess Florrie, and her five dragons, help to solve a problem, and have ideas for and enchantment and modern creativity.
Characters
- Princess Florrie (voiced by Lara Wollington) – The main character of the series. She is a little princess who lives in the castle. She has brown hair with freckles and fair skin, and wears a golden crown and a magenta and yellow dress with a pair of magenta shoes.
- Paprika (voiced by Felicity Duncan Smith) – The baker, who loves to bake things and even bakes for events.
- Ferdinand (voiced by Steve Edwin) - A king who loves to be in charge of the castle. He even makes a list for events.
- Casimir (voiced by John Vernon) - A wizard who loves to do magic and can make anything from the cauldron.
- Rattle – A tiny knight robot who makes rattling sounds every time he moves.
Dragons
- Dear Dragon (voiced by John Vernon) – Florrie's sidekick. He can blow bubbles.
- Toot-Toot (voiced by John Vernon) – A dragon who can play a trumpet with his nose.
- Splish-Splash (voiced by Sara Powell) – A dragon who likes water and can make "pretty waves".
- Pom & Pom (voiced by Candida Gubbins) – The twin and cheerleader dragons.
- Zoom-Zoom (voiced by Steve Edwin) – A dragon who can fly super fast.
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Episodes
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Broadcast
The series was broadcast on Disney Junior in the United Kingdom, and returned on ITVBe's LittleBe Between 3 September 2018 and 29 August 2021, MiniMini+ in Poland,[4] and KIKA in Germany. The series was dubbed in the Irish language (Gaeilge) by Dublin-based studios Macalla Teoranta for TG4, and is called Dragain Florrie in Irish.[8] A Bangla dubbed version of the series was aired on Duronto TV in Bangladesh.
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