History WesternAnimation / Marsupilami

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[[caption-width-right:350:Here's Marsupilami and Maurice!]]

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBS Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

* LogoJoke: In the episode "Toucan Always Get What You want", Maurice grabs the Rainbow Tail Peacock of Creator/{{NBC}}-TV (Which the rival of Creator/{{CBS}}) Network to hide himself from Eduardo as Marsupilami hides from a tree. [[note]]This was a third and final time Disney made a joke with the Rainbow Tail Peacock of Creator/{{NBC}}-TV Network. The others include the first episode of Disney's ''Wonderful of Color'' (which introduced Ludwig Von Drake) and the TV Special: ''It's Tough to Be a Bird''. This was before Disney bought Creator/{{ABC}}-TV Network in 1996.[[/note]]

* LogoJoke: In the episode "Toucan Always Get What You want", Maurice grabs the Rainbow Tail Peacock of Creator/{{NBC}}-TV Network to hide himself from Eduardo as Marsupilami hides from a tree. [[note]]This was a third and final time Disney made a joke with the Rainbow Tail Peacock of Creator/{{NBC}}-TV Network. The others include the first episode of Disney's ''Wonderful of Color'' (which introduced Ludwig Von Drake) and the TV Special: ''It's Tough to Be a Bird''. This was before Disney bought Creator/{{ABC}}-TV Network in 1996.[[/note]]

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBS Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBC Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBS Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} CBS Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]] in the USA and on [[Creator/CityTV on Saturday Disney on CityTV]] in Canada. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBS Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Creator/DisneyXD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Disney XD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBS Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Disney XD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Disney XD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{CBS}} CBS Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Disney XD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been aired lately since Toon Disney became Disney XD on February 13, 2009.

* LogoJoke: In the episode "Toucan Always Get What You want", Maurice grabs the Rainbow Tail Peacock of ''Creator/{{NBC}}''-TV Network to hide himself from Eduardo as Marsupilami hides from a tree. [[note]]This was a third and final time Disney made a joke with the Rainbow Tail Peacock of ''Creator/{{NBC}}''-TV Network. The others include the first episode of Disney's ''Wonderful of Color'' (which introduced Ludwig Von Drake) and the TV Special: ''It's tough to be a bird''. This was before Disney bought ''Creator/{{ABC}}''-TV Network in 1996.[[/note]]

* PiranhaProblem: They attacked Marsupilami in ''Bathtime for Maurice''.

This article is about the ''Marsupilami'' cartoon by Creator/{{Disney}}. For the series it originated from, see ''ComicBook/SpirouAndFantasio''. For the Franch comic books and AnimatedAdaptation, see ''ComicBook/{{Marsupilami}}''. For the character himself and his franchise, see Franchise/{{Marsupilami}} .

* VoiceOverTranslation: In Russia, A Russian male voice actor translate the dialog and keeps the English soundtrack as background noises.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney. It has not been seen since Toon Disney became Disney XD on February 13, 2009.

In 1992, a first AnimatedAdaptation of Creator/AndreFranquin's Marsupilami was launched. Produced by Disney and aired originally as a segment on ''WesternAnimation/RawToonage'', it only lasted a season and had little in common with the original, [[InNameOnly beside the name and the general appearance of the hero]]. The title Marsupilami could talk and was a laid-back [[DeadpanSnarker smartass]] rather than a [[UnstoppableRage volatile]] PapaWolf. All of the supporting cast was original. He was accompanied by his buddy, a big ape named Maurice, and met a lot of [[MisplacedWildlife African animals]]. Another change on Marsupilami that he now has the ability to speak and does not just say "HOUBA!" It was first aired on [[Creator/{{NBC}} NBC Saturday Mornings]]. Then it was later reran on the Creator/DisneyChannel and later, on Creator/ToonDisney.