History WesternAnimation / SkyDancers

A France-U.S. co-production between Creator/{{Gaumont}} Multimédia (now Xilam Animation), and Abrams / Gentile Entertainment (the original creators), the series was launched in 1996. A total of 28 episodes were produced. Apparently, the reason behind the show not getting any more episodes after that was the then-new E/I rules having just taken into effect, preventing its continuation (another possible factor was the toy line getting recalled).

* NotSoHarmlessVillain: Sky Clone constantly zig-zags between being a bumbling oaf and a genuine threat who, on multiple occasions, has very nearly brought ruination to the entire Wingdom.

A France-U.S. co-production between Gaumont Multimédia (now Xilam Animation), and Abrams / Gentile Entertainment (the original creators), the series was launched in 1996. A total of 28 episodes were produced. Apparently, the reason behind the show not getting any more episodes after that was the then-new E/I rules having just taken into effect, preventing its continuation (another possible factor was the toy line getting recalled).

''Sky Dancers'' was an animated cartoon series, based on a series of Creator/{{Galoob}} toys of the same name, featuring five students studying at Dame Skyla's High Hope Dance Academy. Jade, Camille, Breeze, Angelica and Slam are called upon by Dame Skyla, who is secretly Queen of the Wingdom, to protect her territory from her evil brother-in-law, Skyclone. The nefarious Skyclone terrorizes the kingdom of her deceased husband, Skyler, with his Horrorcanes, Terrornadoes and a trio of imps named Mumbo, Jumbo, and [[OddNameOut Snarl]] in their attempts to capture [[MacGuffin The Skyswirl Stone]].

''Sky Dancers'' was an animated cartoon series, based on a series of Creator/{{Galoob}} toys of the same name, featuring five students studying at Dame Skyla's High Hope Dance Academy. Jade, Camille, Breeze, Angelica and Slam are called upon by Dame Skyla, who is secretly Queen of the Wingdom , to protect her territory from her evil brother-in-law, Skyclone. The nefarious Skyclone terrorizes the kingdom of her deceased husband, Skyler, with his Horrorcanes, Terrornadoes and a trio of imps named Mumbo, Jumbo, and [[OddNameOut Snarl]] in their attempts to capture [[MacGuffin The Skyswirl Stone]].

* CrusadingWidow: Skyla, who is trying to rule and protect the Wingdom after the death of Skyler (her lover).

''Sky Dancers'' was an animated cartoon series, based on a series of Creator/{{Galoob}} toys of the same name, featuring five students studying at Dame Skyla's High Hope Dance Academy. Jade, Camille, Breeze, Angelica and Slam are called upon by Dame Skyla, who is secretly Queen of the Wingdom and the girls' mother, to protect her territory from her evil brother-in-law, Skyclone. The nefarious Skyclone terrorizes the kingdom of her deceased husband, Skyler, with his Horrorcanes, Terrornadoes and a trio of imps named Mumbo, Jumbo, and [[OddNameOut Snarl]] in their attempts to capture [[MacGuffin The Skyswirl Stone]].

A France-U.S. co-production between Gaumont Multimédia (now Xilam Animation), and Abrams / Gentile Entertainment (the original creators), the series was launched in 1996. A total of 28 episodes were produced. Apparently, the reason behind the show not getting any more episodes after that was the then-new E/I rules having just taken into effect, preventing its continuation (another possible factor was the toyline getting recalled).

* TheHighQueen: Queen Skyla, ruler of the Wingdom, is very regal and beautiful. She has a HundredPercentAdorationRating from her subjects and is willing to fight and die on their behalf.

''Sky Dancers'' was an animated cartoon series, based on a series of Creator/{{Galoob}} toys of the same name, featuring five students studying at Dame Skyla's High Hope Dance Academy. Jade, Camille, Breeze, Angelica and Slam are called upon by Dame Skyla, who is secretly Queen of the Wingdom, to protect her territory from her evil brother-in-law, Skyclone, who terrorizes the kingdom of her deceased husband, Skyler, with his Horrorcanes, Terrornadoes and a trio of imps named Mumbo, Jumbo, and [[OddNameOut Snarl]] in attempts to capture [[MacGuffin The Skyswirl Stone]].

A France-U.S. co-production between Gaumont Multimédia (now Xilam Animation), and Abrams / Gentile Entertainment (the original creators), the series was launched in 1996. A total of 28 episodes were produced. Apparently, the reason behind the show not getting anymore episode after that was the new E/I rules having just taken into effect, preventing its continuation (another possible factor was the toyline getting recalled).

In 2005, video game publisher Crave Entertainment joined Abrams / Gentile Entertainment (the original creators), to work on a continuation of the animated series, for UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance. The video game had Jade, Camille and Angelica, fighting to protect their land from their arch nemesis, Skyclone, who had kidnapped Queen Skyla, their mother, in exchange for their [[MacGuffin Skyswirl Stone]].

%%* Five Man Band
%%** TheLeader: Angelica
%%** TheLancer: Breeze
%%** TheChick: Camille
%%** TheBigGuy: Slam
%%** TheSmartGirl: Jade

''Sky Dancers'' was an animated cartoon series, based on a series of Creator/{{Galoob}} toys of the same name, featuring [[FiveManBand five students]] studying at Dame Skyla's High Hope Dance Academy. Jade, Camille, Breeze, Angelica and Slam are called upon by Dame Skyla, who is secretly Queen of the Wingdom, to protect her territory from her evil brother-in-law, Skyclone, who terrorizes the kingdom of her deceased husband, Skyler, with his Horrorcanes, Terrornadoes and a trio of imps named Mumbo, Jumbo, and [[OddNameOut Snarl]] in attempts to capture [[MacGuffin The Skyswirl Stone]].

%%* FiveManBand

* PityTheKidnapper: In "Getting the Story" Sky Clone kidnaps side character Caroline and demands the Sky Swirl Stone for her return. Her MotorMouth and prying, personal questions drive him to the brink of sanity and he ends up dropping the ransom demands and just gives her back.

* ChristmasEpisode: "Dark Star." Fitting, the performance that the Sky Dancers are going to do is ''The Nutcracker''.

''Sky Dancers'' was an animated cartoon series, based on a series of Creator/{{Galoob}} toys of the same name, featuring [[FiveManBand five students]] studying at Dame Skyla's High Hope Dance Academy. Jade, Camille, Breeze, Angelica and Slam are called upon by Dame Skyla, who is secretly Queen of the Wingdom, to protect her territory from her evil brother-in-law, Skyclone, who terrorizes the kingdom of her deceased husband, Skyler, with his Horrorcanes, Terrornadoes and a trio of imps named Mumbo, Jumbo, and Snarl in attempts to capture [[MacGuffin The Skyswirl Stone]].

A France-U.S. co-production between Gaumont Multimédia (now Xilam Animation), and Abrams / Gentile Entertainment (the original creators), the series was launched in 1996. A total of 28 episodes were produced. Apparently, the reason behind the show not getting anymore episode after that was the new E/I rules having just taken into effect, preventing its continuation.

* TheRival: Skyvia sees Skyla as this, though Skyla just wants to make peace with her.

* TheMentor: As teacher and queen, Skyla mentors the Sky Dancers in both their dance skills and their magic powers. She also serves as TeamMom, helping Jade and Camille to cope with family issues, caring for Angelica's multiple sports injuries, and taking Slam back into the academy after he and Brandon get expelled.

* SchoolNewspaperNewsHound: Caroline takes this to obnoxious levels. Even the even-tempered Queen Skyla dubs her a "sneaky little journalistic snoop".

* Evil Minions: Skyclone has a TerribleTrio of imps to help with his evil plans. Jumble, Muddle, and Snarl are bumbling sidekicks for the most part, but they can cause a lot of mischief under the right circumstances. Snarl is usually dominant among the trio, calling the shots when they're on solo missions without their boss.

* TerribleTrio: The three imps who serve Skyclone are bumbling sidekicks for the most part, but they can cause a lot of mischief under the right circumstances. Snarl is usually dominant among the trio, calling the shots when they're on solo missions without their boss.

'''Slam:''' Yo, Mrs. Spock! Nothing makes sense here. We're in the Netherworld.\\

* TheMourningAfter: Skyla still mourns for her lost husband [[TheLostLenore Skyler]], and this tragic romance plays a pivotal part in many of the episodes.
* TheRival: Skyvia sees Skyla as this, though Skyla just wants to make peace with her.

* TheSpock: Jade was raised by her scientist father to always think logically and base her conclusions on fact. This way of thinking sometimes puts her at odd with the ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve magic in the Wingdom.
-->'''Jade:''' This is completely illogical!\\
'''Character Two:''' Yo, Mrs. Spock! Nothing makes sense here. We're in the Netherworld.\\
%%* TwoGirlsToATeam: Inverted and GenderFlipped.