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Lulu's Islands

A kitten meets the first human on the Wonderlees archipelago.

Lulu's Islands (Les Mistigris, originally Lulu la Peste) is an animated children's series that premiered on 5 October 2009, on the TFOU block of France's TF1 network. Produced by Interactive Project 4 You (IP4U) of Valenciennes and Patoon-Animation of Paris, the show uses cutout animation and is targeted to young viewers. The story takes place on an untouched archipelago called the Wonderlees, where various animal species live happily. Everything changes when a mischievous tomboy kitten named Lulu meets the first human ever to land on their shores: Peppy (or Pépin), a young shipwreck survivor turned castaway.

Quick Facts

Genre
Animated children's series
Creator
Nathalie Dargent; Denis Cauquetoux
Director
Denis Berthier; Eric Berthier (pilot)
Producer
Patricia Robert
Writer
Valérie Baranski; Nathalie Dargent
Starring
English version:; Harriet Carmichael
Composer
Pierre Gillet
Runtime
13 min.

Facts from the source article.

Background

The Wonderlees are an untouched archipelago where animals of various species live happily. The arrival of Peppy (Pépin), a young shipwreck survivor turned castaway, disrupts their world. Lulu, a mischievous tomboy cat and the show's heroine, is the first to encounter him. Other residents include Romeo, a baby elephant; Erik (Eric), a maned wolf cub; Simone, a French bulldog; and Isabelle, a giraffe who serves as the teacher of the children. Peppy becomes stranded on the islands, and the series follows the interactions between the animals and this first human visitor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who created Lulu's Islands?

Lulu's Islands was created by Nathalie Dargent and Denis Cauquetoux.

Who stars in Lulu's Islands?

Lulu's Islands stars English version: and Harriet Carmichael.

When did Lulu's Islands end?

Lulu's Islands last aired on 25 November 2009.

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