Kingdom Force
Five animal heroes combine vehicles to form a giant robot.
Kingdom Force is a 2019-2020 Canadian animated children's television series created by Matthew Fernandes. The series follows the adventures of an animal superhero team. Summoned from five different kingdoms, the heroes pilot five rescue vehicles which combine to form a giant robot—the Alpha Mech. The team works together to protect their world, facing various challenges and villains while showcasing teamwork and bravery.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Superhero
- Science fantasy
- Action-adventure
- Creator
- Matthew Fernandes
- Director
- Chad Hicks; Michael Helmer
- Voices
- Bobby Knauff
- Tyler Nathan
- Mark Edwards
- Julie Sype
- Dwayne Hill
- Jane Spence
- Music
- Lorenzo Castelli
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- English
- Episodes
- 26
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Characters
Luka, a fearless wolf from the Forest Kingdom voiced by Bobby Knauff, is the team's leader. He pilots the Kingdom Rider 1, a red aerial gyro which forms the head and torso of the Alpha-Mech. Jabari, voiced by Tyler Nathan, is the youngest member, a cheetah from the Plains Kingdom who drives the Kingdom Rider 2, a yellow speed vehicle which forms the left leg of the Alpha-Mech. TJ, voiced by Mark Edwards, is a badger from the underground dwellings of the Canyon Kingdom and serves as the team analyst.
He drives the Kingdom Rider 3, a green digging machine which forms the right leg. Dalilah, voiced by Julie Sype, is the brains and sole female of the team, a gorilla from the Jungle Kingdom who drives the Kingdom Rider 4, an orange crawler which forms the right arm. Norvyn, voiced by Dwayne Hill, is a polar bear from the Ice Kingdom and serves as the team's muscle. He drives the Kingdom Rider 5, a blue snowplow and submarine which forms the left arm.
Sprocket, voiced by Jane Spence, is a koala who designs the technology used by the team and is in a high-tech wheelchair which has flight capabilities. Recurring characters include Mayor Honeyclaw, a brown honey bear voiced by Jeff Lumby who is the spokesperson of the Council at the Anopolis and represents the bears of the Ice Kingdom; King Cat, a laid-back, easy-going lion from the Plains Kingdom voiced by Rob Tinkler who is head of the cats and a Council Member at the Anapolis; Professor Dunbit, an orangutan from the Jungle Kingdom voiced by Brad Adamson who is a scientist and inventor representing the apes at the Anapolis; Hoover, a blue gorilla from the Jungle Kingdom voiced by Wyatt White who is a close friend of Professor Dunbit and often assists with experiments; Liberty Longtail, an arctic wolf from the Forest Kingdom voiced by Katie Griffin who is a news reporter for the Five Kingdoms; Mittens McGuirk, voiced by Megan Fahlenbock, who was originally meant to be part of Kingdom Force but her sidekick Jabari was a last-minute replacement when Mittens refused to join; and Jalopi, a mandrill from the Jungle Kingdom voiced by Samantha Weinstein who is a big fan of Kingdom Force and drives a recycling truck she calls her Jalopoimobile.
Antagonists include Dr. Sabre, a small Persian cat and evil CEO of Kittycorp Industries voiced by Dwayne Hill who has two grizzly bears, Gunter and Gustav (voiced by Mark Edwards); Envie Fernandez, a devious silver fox bandit from the Forest Kingdom voiced by Nicki Burke; Max Volume, a honey badger from the Canyon Kingdom voiced by Danny Smith who is a renegade rock-and-roll player; and Funbit 9000, a robotic virtual pet created by Professor Dunbit that went rogue after having juice spilled on it and considers Jabari its best friend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which network aired Kingdom Force?
Kingdom Force aired on CBC Kids and Radio-Canada.
How many episodes of Kingdom Force are there?
Kingdom Force has 26 episodes.
When did Kingdom Force first air?
Kingdom Force first aired on 7 December 2019.
When did Kingdom Force end?
Kingdom Force last aired on 9 September 2020.
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