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King Arthur and the Knights of Justice

Modern footballers become knights in Camelot.

King Arthur and the Knights of Justice is an animated fantasy television series created by Diane Eskenazi and Avi Arad. It was produced by Golden Films, C&D (Créativité et Développement), and Bohbot Entertainment, and aired as part of Bohbot's Amazin' Adventures programming block from September 13, 1992, to December 12, 1993, spanning two seasons and twenty-six episodes.

Quick Facts

Genre
  • Action
  • Adventure
  • Fantasy
Creator
Diane Eskenazi; Avi Arad
Writer
Diane Eskenazi
Director
  • Stephan Martinière
  • Charlie Sansonetti
  • Xavier Picard
Creative director
Stephan Martinière; Charlie Sansonetti
Composer
Haim Saban; Shuki Levy
Country
  • United States
  • Canada
  • France
Language
English

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Plot

After King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table are trapped in the Cave of Glass by his sister, the sorceress Queen Morgana, Merlin cannot free them. He searches the timeline and finds Arthur King, quarterback of the New England football team The Knights, and transports him and his teammates to Camelot after a game. Merlin appoints them as the new Knights of the Round Table, tasking them with freeing the original knights by finding the Twelve Keys of Truth. They pledge fairness, protection of the weak, and vanquishing evil.

Characters

The football team The Knights are transported to Camelot by Merlin to serve as replacements. They are armed with special armor and can summon creatures emblazoned on their shields. King Arthur (Arthur King), voiced by Andrew Kavadas, is the quarterback who leads the team and wields Excalibur and a shield housing the Dragon of Justice, a wyvern; he also has a horse named Valor. Sir Lancelot (Lance), voiced by Scott McNeil, is the fearless second-in-command and Arthur's best friend, wielding a lance with a lion shield emblem. Sir Tone (Anthony), also voiced by Scott McNeil, is the inventor and blacksmith, using a hammer and chisel. Sir Trunk, voiced by Scott McNeil, is the strongman wielding a double-headed battle axe with a ram shield emblem. Sir Wally, voiced by Lee Jeffrey, is a guard and Arthur's bodyguard, with a falcon shield emblem. Sir Brick, voiced by Garry Chalk, is Arthur's bodyguard and Wally's best friend, able to call forth bricks from his chest plate. Sir Phil, voiced by Garry Chalk, is one of the stronger knights, wielding a club with a black panther shield emblem. Sir Darren, voiced by Michael Donovan, is Lady Elaine's love interest, with an eagle shield emblem.

Merchandise and comics

Mattel released a handful of 5½-inch action figures and vehicles based on the show. Marvel Comics published a three-part comic book miniseries written by Mike Lackey in 1993. A soft reboot comic series by Mad Cave Studios, written by Joe Corallo, began in April 2024, with a second issue planned for June 2025; the story finds Arthur King and the Knights in school after their kidnapping in Camelot, facing Morgana's return. A crossover with Princess Gwenevere and the Jewel Riders, written by Jordie Bellaire and Joseph Corallo, was released in June 2026.

Home releases

Maximum Entertainment released the complete series on Region 2 DVD in the UK. In 2010, Image Entertainment released the complete series as a three-DVD boxed set in North America. Discotek Media will release the series on Blu-ray in 2025. The series was available for streaming on Lycos' SyncTV and Kidlet in the late 2000s, on Netflix from 2012 to 2014, on Amazon.com in 2016, and on Watch It Kid! as of 2019. It is also available on tubi.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which network aired King Arthur and the Knights of Justice?

King Arthur and the Knights of Justice aired on Syndication (Amazin' Adventures).

How many episodes of King Arthur and the Knights of Justice are there?

King Arthur and the Knights of Justice has 26 episodes across 2 seasons.

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