Rolling with the Ronks!
An alien shows a prehistoric tribe the future.
Rolling with the Ronks! is a French animated children's television series created by Olivier Jean-Marie and Charles Vaucelle. Produced by Xilam Animation and animated by Armada TMT, it debuted on Disney Channel in Poland on August 22, 2016. The series follows an alien named Flash who visits a prehistoric tribe to introduce them to futuristic concepts.
Quick Facts
- Genre
- Comedy; Science fiction
- Creator
- Olivier Jean-Marie; Charles Vaucelle
- Developer
- Franck Ekinci
- Voices
- Tom Kenny
- Jessica DiCicco
- Scott Whyte
- Charlie Adler
- Cree Summer
- Dee Bradley Baker
- Billy West
- Composer
- Vincent Artaud
- Country
- France
- Language
- French; English
- Episodes
- 52
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Did You Know?
- The series premiered on France 3 in France on February 6, 2017.
- In the United States, the series is on Primo TV.
- The series premiered on Disney Channel in the United Kingdom and Ireland on July 22, 2017.
Characters
Flash, voiced by Tom Kenny, is a blue alien with two eye-stalks and frog-like legs who acts as a mentor to the Ronk tribe, demonstrating concepts like technology that would be recognizable but impossible in their time. Mila, voiced by Jessica DiCicco, is a tomboyish and courageous cave girl willing to try new ideas, though she sometimes takes advantage of Flash's concepts and later feels sorry. Walter, voiced by Scott Whyte, is Mila's well-meaning uncle who assists Flash despite being large and not very smart, and he cares deeply for Mila. Mormagnon, voiced by Charlie Adler, is the greedy and petty main antagonist who wears a furry costume. Mama, voiced by Cree Summer, is the tribe's chief who happily accepts Flash's ideas but calls him out when her tribe is disadvantaged; she appears to be the oldest member with graying hair. Godzi, voiced by Dee Bradley Baker (episodes 1-12) and Billy West (episodes 13-52), is Mormagnon's pet resembling a frilled-neck lizard; though not as malicious as his owner, he follows along with plans and can breathe fire, a trait sometimes used to others' advantage.
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