Malaysian Media

A list of media originating from Malaysia.

Actors

Animated TV

Agent Ali (aka Ejen Ali)
Akis
The Amazing Awang Khenit
BoBoiBoy
- BoBoiBoy Galaxy, a sequel series to BoBoiBoy that sees the characters going on galactic adventures.
Bola Kampung, also known as Robokicks in its English version. Has an official YouTube channel that contains the full series (5 Seasons of 13 episodes each) in both Malay and English.
- Bola Kampung X, similarly also known as Robokicks X in its English version. A sequel series with a retool focused on Street Soccer/Football, a tighter principal cast with a new addition, and loads of new themed Street Soccer teams. All 13 episodes of its first (and so far only) season can also be found on the official Youtube channel.
- Bola Kampung Film 3 D, a CGI Movie that sees the principal cast of Bola Kampung X (sans new addition Nelly) eventually forced to fight against a video game alien conqueror in a decisive Football match for the fate of two worlds. The full movie can be viewed in Malay on the aforementioned Youtube channel. Also spawned about a half-dozen shorts, also viewable on the channel, that see the primary Football Kids FC trio fight in goofy, "friendly" matches against said conqueror on the team's home field, thwarting one zany scheme to win after another.
Chuck Chicken
Harry and Bunnie
Kacang
Keluang Man, the Malaysian Denser and Wackier ripoff of Batman.
Mask Masters (co-produced with South Korea)
Mechamato
Rimba Racer
Supa Strikas (co-production with South Africa)
Upin & Ipin
Watch Car (co-production with South Korea)

Animation Studios

Vision Animation

Authors

Tan Twan Eng

Comics

Black Jellyfish, a Slice of Life gag comic. Its artist, Cody Wong, is also a travel writer who once travelled via train from Kuala Lumpur to London, a trip which took 9 months, that he documented in another graphic novel.
Bro, Don't Like That La Bro, a comedic graphic novel depicting the lives of six typical roommates in a Malaysian dorm. Accordingly, the artist Ernest Ng, based the comic strip from his personal experiences back in his university days.
The comics featured in the magazine Gempak Starz:
- Dari Alam Angker — a series of horror-themed graphic novels and short stories, by Puyuh a.k.a Leong Wan Kwok, Malaysia's equivalent to Junji Ito
- Fatal Chaos
- Helios Eclipse
- Le Gardenie
- Lawak Kampus (also known as Kuso High School)
  - BoBoiBoy Galaxy x Lawak Kampus: SUPERIOR (crossover with BoBoiBoy Galaxy)
- X Venture
- Ice-Cream Baby
- Siri Candy (Also know as Candy Jem)
- Under 18
- Lawak Pop Gang (Including the Spinoff Lawak Pasal Meow)
- Gengkey
- Lawak Raja Miau
- Siri Putera
- Lawak Junk Food
- Bila Abang Perasan Hensem
- Lawak Kalut
- Lawak Kingdom
- Fistlogic
- Speeder
- Roger Roger
- Monster Girl
- Lawak Shabu Shabu
- Lawak LOL Sangat
- Lawak Ok Ko
Lat's comics, that comprise both his newspaper cartoons and regular series
Ping Ton Comics, a So Bad, It's Good 4-panel (or 12-panel) comic strip. It was made in 2001 by a 21-year-old school dropout, and it shows in its artwork and story quality. However it does have somewhat of a cult following among younger teens.
Profession (Chinese: 职业人气王 Zhíyè rénqì wáng)
Happy Dragon 100,000 Whys
Mushroom School (Chinese: 蘑菇校园 Mógū xiàoyuán) ^note
Gemeilia - Kokko and Mei (哥妹俩) by Eddie See