Creator / Wang Film Productions

Wang Film Productions:
Serving practically everyone under the face of the sun since 1978.

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Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd. (also known as Cuckoo's Nest Studio and Hong Guang Animation) is a Taiwanese animation studio co-founded in 1978 by former Hanna-Barbera employee James Wang and Jerry Smith as a means for the company to outsource their animation to back when the technique was still relatively uncommon at the time. Since its founding, Wang has worked with and/or for several companies like Warner Bros.^* of whose parent company, WarnerMedia, owned a 50% stake of until recently, Disney, Nelvana, Klasky-Csupo, Film Roman, Universal, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation, Kennedy Cartoons, Toon City and Studio Pierrot (among others). Through them, they have done animation for shows and movies made in the North America, Europe and Asia.

Their main claim to fame, though, is being used by a large number of shows. The Other Wiki, in fact, has a list of their works about a mile long. The works featured below are just scraping the surface.

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Wang also owns a CG company, CGCG, which was established in 1988^note and were originally independent. They've been partners with Wang since 1998 with studios in both Taiwan and Japan (branch established in 2003). Like Wang, the company's not only done CG work on their productions, but they've also done All-CGI Cartoon work on their own (and likewise being used by everyone; including Xebec, LEGO, Sunrise, Square Enix, Lucasfilm, Toei and the above-mentioned Nelvana, Disney, Warner Bros. and Universal). In addition, Hong Ying is generally considered an offshoot, having started out getting extra Wang work.

The company also has satellite studios in Indonesia (PT Asiana Wang), Thailand (Thai Wang Film Productions Co., Ltd.) and China (Hong Guang Animation (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., established in Zhuhai in 1990 as Speedy Victory Animation Co., Ltd.). Their credits are listed here for obvious reasons.

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In 1988, many long-time employees of Wang, such as Sam Wang, split off and started their own studio, Morning Sun.

In 2014, some long-time employees of Wang, such as Bunis Yang and Vincent Liu, split off and started their own studio, BV Animation Studio. It has worked on Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle (with Tycoon Animation), The Land Before Time XIV: Journey of the Brave, and Bamse och tjuvstaden.

At some point in The New '10s, Wang was acquired by a company called Brilliant Pictures Group, which continues to operate the studio under the name WangFilm Animation Studio.

Compare (and contrast) AKOM, TMS Entertainment, Toei Animation, Fil-Cartoons, Saerom, Sunwoo Entertainment, Dong Woo Animation, Synergy Animation, Hanho Heung-Up, Rough Draft Studios, Nakamura Productions, Dai Won and the aforementioned Toon City and Kennedy Cartoons. Their partners for many of the shows listed below.

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Side note - the amount of work both Wang and CGCG did is staggering. The following three folders consist of an (almost) complete filmography between them.

Shows and TV Specials

Disney

• 101 Dalmatians: The Series [Wang] (13 episodes) ^List "Two For The Show", "The High Price of Fame", "Our Own Digs", "The Fungus Among Us", "Market Mayhem", "You Say it's your Birthday", "Dough The Right Thing", "Smoke Detectors", "Food For Thought", "Poison Ivy", "Coup De Vil", "Valentine Daze" / [Thai Wang] (13 episodes) ^List additional production facility for "Home is Where The Bark is", "The Great Cat Invasion", "A Christmas Cruella", "Goose Pimples", "Two Faces of Anita", "Invasion of the Doggy Snatchers", "Mall Pups", "Roborolly", "Splishing and Splashing", "Virtual Lucky", "Dalmatian Vacation, parts 1-3"
• The 7D [Wang] (Season 2 with Toon City, replacing Digital Emation)
• Aladdin: The Series [Wang] (14 episodes) ^List "Armored and Dangerous", "The Day the Bird Stood Still", "Dune Quixote", "Elemental, My Dear Jasmine", "The Love Bug", "My Fair Aladdin", "The Prophet Motive", "Sea No Evil", "Seems Like Old Crimes Parts 1 & 2", "Smells Like Trouble", "To Cure a Thief", "The Vapor Chase", "The Web of Fear"
• American Dragon: Jake Long [Wang] (14 episodes)^List "Old School Training", "Act 4, Scene 15", "The Egg/The Heist", "Body Guard Duty", "Shapeshifter", "The Long Weekend", "Eye of the Beholder", "Jake Takes the Cake", "Halloween Bash", "Keeping Shop", "The Hunted", "Hairy Christmas", "Shaggy Frog", "A Ghost Story"
• Bonkers [Wang] (4 episodes) ^List "The Rubber Room Song" (with Sunwoo Entertainment), "O Cartoon! My Cartoon!", "If" (with Walt Disney Animation France), "Goldijitters and the Three Bobcats" (With Kennedy)
• The Bug Hunt (1996 TV short) [Wang]
• Brandy & Mr. Whiskers [Wang]
• Buzz Lightyear of Star Command [Wang] (10 episodes) ^List "The Torque Armada", "Gravitina", "Inside Job", "The Beasts of Karn", "Mindwarp", "Panic on Bathyos", "Stress Test", "Super Nova", "The Slayer", "Bunzel Fever"
• Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (16 episodes) ^List "An Elephant Never Suspects", "The Luck Stops Here", "Fake Me to Your Leader", "Last Train to Cashville", "Case of The Cola Cult", "Throw Mummy From The Train", "A Wolf In Cheap Clothing", "Does Pavlov Ring a Bell", "Robocat", "Seer No Evil", "Chocolate Chips", "The Last Leprechaun", "Double O' Chipmunk", "It's a Bird, It's Insane, It's Dale!", "Short Order Crooks", "Out of Scale"
• Darkwing Duck [Wang] (4 episodes) ^List "The Darkwing Squad", "Inside Binkie's Brain, "Slime Okay, You're Okay", "Whirled History"
• Dave the Barbarian [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (13 episodes)^List "Girlfriend/Ned Frischman: Man of Tomorrow", "King For a Day/Slay What?", "Civilization/The Terror of Mecha-Dave", "The Way of the Dave/Beauty and the Zit", "Band/Web", "Termites of Endearment/Thor, Loser", "The Princess and the Peabrain/Horders and Sorcery", "The Brutish Are Coming/The Lost Race of Reeber", "Lederhosen of Doom/Floral Derangement", "A Pig's Story", "Shake, Rattle, and Roll Rover/Bad Food", "Friends and Family/Plunderball", "Not a Monkey/Happy Glasses" (other episodes by Slightly Off Beat Productions)
• DuckTales (1987) [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (Opening and 50 episodes)^List "The Golden Fleecing", "The Right Duck", "Scroogerello", "Double-o-Duck", "Duckworth's Revolt", "Duck to the Future", "Jungle Duck", "Dime Enough For Luck", "Duck in the Iron Mask", "Nothing to Fear", "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. McDuck", "All Ducks on Deck", "Ducky Horror Picture Show", "Til Nephews Do Us Part", and all of seasons 2 & 3
• The Emperor's New School [Wang] (23 episodes)^List "Squeakend at Bucky's/Kuzco Fever", "Empress Malina/The Adventures of the Red-Eyed Tree Frog Man", "Hungry, Hungry Llama/Only the Wrong Survive", "Kuzcoke", "Peasant For a Day", "Fortune Cookie Day/Gold Fools", "Clash of the Families", "Kronk Moves In", "The Bride of Kuzco", "The Yzma That Stole Kuzcoween/Monster Masquerade", "Yzmopolis", "The Emperor's New Tuber/Room For Improvement", "Ramon's Crowd/Guakumentary", "Picture This!/TV or Not TV" (with Toon City), "A Fair to Remember/Working Girl", "Aww, Nuts!/Curse of the Moonbeast", "The Emperor's New Home School/Mudka's Secret Recipe", "Emperor's New Musical", "Yzma Be Gone/Last Ditch Effort", "Guaka Rules", "Yzbot/The Puma Whisperer", "Kuzcokazooza/Kuzco's Little Secret", "Cornivale"
• Fillmore! [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (21 episodes)^List Every episode of season 1 except for "Ingrid Third, Public Enemy #1", which was by Toon City, and "Masterstroke of Malevolence", which was by Starburst Animation / [Hong Guang] ^List  "Foes Don't Forgive", "South of Friendship, North of Honor", "Immune to All But Justice", "The Unseen Reflection", "Code Name, Electric Haircut", "Play On, Maestro! Play On!", "A Dark Score Evened", "This Savior, a Snitch"
• Gargoyles (2 episodes) [Wang] ^List "Enter Macbeth" / [Thai Wang] ^List  "Awakening Part 2" (for WDAJ, with Nakamura Productions)
• Goof Troop [Wang] (9 episodes)^List "Buddy Building", "Tee for Two", "Pistolgeist" "Calling All Goofs", "Where There's a Will, There's a Goof", "Rally Round The Goof", "Mrs.Spoonerville", "Frankengoof", "Terminal Pete" / [Thai Wang] (ink & paint for six episodes) ^List "Counterfeit Goof", "Cabana Fever", "Lethal Goofin'", and "Hot Air" for Kennedy, and "To Catch a Goof" and "The Good, The Bad & the Goofy" for Walt Disney France
• Hercules: The Animated Series [Wang] (13 episodes)^List  "Hercules and the Living Legend", "Hercules and the Underworld Takeover", "Hercules and the Disappearing Heroes", "Hercules and the Phil Factor", "Hercules and the Song of Circe", "Hercules and the Golden Touch", "Hercules and the Son of Poseidon", "Hercules and the Twilight of the Gods", "Hercules and the Big Lie", "Hercules and the Spartan Experience", "Hercules and the Ateloian Amphora", "Hercules and the Grim Avenger", "Hercules and the Spring of Canathus" / [Thai Wang] (5 episodes)^List  "Hercules and the Apollo Mission", "Hercules and the World's First Doctor" (with Slightly Off Beat Productions), "Hercules and the Prince of Thrace", "Hercules and the Visit From Zeus", "Hercules and the Prometheus Affair"
• Jungle Cubs [Wang] ^List  "Buffaloed/Hathi Meets His Match", "Bare Necessities/Mondo Mungo", "Hulla Baloo/Sheer Bliss", "The Humans Must Be Crazy", and all of season 2 / [Thai Wang] ^List  additional production facility for "Who Wants to Be a Baboon?", "Splendor in the Mud", "The Coming of the Wolves", and "Fool Me Once.../Trouble on the Waterfront"
• The Legend of Tarzan [Wang] (15 episodes)^List "Fountain", "Rift", "Giant Beatles"*, "Jungle Madness"*, "Protege", "Rough Rider", "Seeds of Destruction", "Silver Ape", "Outbreak", "Silver Screen", "Beast From Below"*, "Lost Treasure"*, "Face From the Past", "Mysterious Visitor"*, "Volcanic Diamond Mines". *=with Hong Guang
• Lilo & Stitch: The Series [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (13 episodes)^List "Clip", "Cannonball", "Tank", "Finder", "Dupe", "Baby-Fier", "Spike", "Swapper", "Checkers", "Snooty", "Belle", "Shush", "Bugby"
• The Little Mermaid (1992) [Wang] (four season 2 episodes^List "Wish Upon a Starfish", "Tail of Two Crabs", "Metal Fish", "T'ank You For Dat, Ariel" and all of season 3)
• Marsupilami [Wang]
  • Raw Toonage [Wang]
  • The Shnookums & Meat Funny Cartoon Show [Wang] (all the "Pith Possum" segments and some of the Shnookums & Meat segments)
• Mickey Mouse Clubhouse [Wang]
• Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series [Wang] (2 episodes)^List "Dungeons and Ducks", "Puck Fiction"
• Milo Murphy's Law [Wang] (8 episodes)^List "Game Night/Pace Makes Waste", "Doof's Day Out/Disco Do-Over", "Milo's Shadow/Sick Day", "Ride Along Little Doggie", "Cast Party", "Safety First/Cavendish Unleashed", "The Mid-Afternoon Snack Club/Parks and Wreck", "Sphere and Loathing in Outer Space" (with Synergy Animation)
• The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh [Wang] (five episodes) ^List "Sorry, Wrong Slusher", "A Pooh Day Afternoon", "Home Is Where The Home Is", "The Wise Have It", "To Dream the Impossible Scheme"
  • Winnie the Pooh: Boo To You Too! [Thai Wang]
• Phineas and Ferb [Wang] ^List "Rollercoaster", "Lights, Candace, Action", "Candace Loses Her Head", "I Scream, You Scream", "The Magnificent Few", "S'Winter", "Are You My Mummy?", "Get That Bigfoot Outta My Face!", "It's a Mud, Mud, Mud, Mud World", "The Ballad of Badbeard", "It's About Time!", "Greece Lightning", "Leave the Busting to Us", "Traffic Cam Caper", "Bowl-R-Rama Drama", "One Good Scare Ought to Do It", "Unfair Science Fair", "Unfair Science Fair Redux", "Interview With a Platypus", "Tip of the Day", "Don't Even Blink", "Chez Platypus", "Thaddeus and Thor", "De Plane! De Plane!", "No More Bunny Business", "Spa Day", "Phineas and Ferb's Quantum Boogaloo", "Phineas & Ferb's Musical Cliptastic Countdown", "The Bully Code", "Finding Mary McGuffin", "Phineas & Ferb Christmas Vacation", "Just Passing Through", "Candace's Big Day", "I Was a Middle-Aged Robot", "Suddenly Suzy", "The Beak", "Nerds of a Feather", "Wizard of Odd", "The Secret of Success", "The Doof Side of the Moon", "Rollercoaster: The Musical!", "Make Play", "Candace Gets Busted", "The Great Indoors", "Canderemy", "Phineas' Birthday Clip-o-Rama!" (with Rough Draft Studios, Synergy Animation, and Hong Ying), "Candace Disconnected" (with Synergy), "Magic Carpet Ride" (with Synergy), "Bad Hair Day" (with Synergy), "Meatloaf Surprise" (with Synergy), "Mommy Can You Hear Me?", "Road Trip", "Skiddley Whiffers", "Tour de Ferb", "Perry the Actorpus" (with Synergy), "Bullseye!" (with Synergy), "That's the Spirit", "The Curse of Candace", "Tri-Stone Area", "Doof Dynasty", "Agent Doof", "Phineas and Ferb and the Temple of Juatchadoon", "Monster From the Id", "Gi-Ants", "Bully Bromance Breakup", "Quietest Day Ever" (with Synergy), "Doonkleberry Imperative" (with Synergy), "The Mom Attractor", "Cranius Maximus", "What a Croc!" (with Synergy), "Ferb TV" (with Synergy), "Doofapus", "Norm Unleashed", "Where's Perry? (Part 1)" (with Hong Ying), "What'd I Miss?", "This is Your Backstory" (with Synergy), "Blackout!", "For Your Ice Only" (with Synergy), "Happy New Year" (with Synergy), "Fly on the Wall" (with Synergy), "My Sweet Ride" (with Synergy), "Bully Bust", "Primal Perry", "Backyard Hodge Podge", "Great Balls of Water", "Where's Pinky?", "La Candace-Cabra" (with Synergy), "Happy Birthday, Isabella" (with Synergy), "Love at First Byte" (with Synergy), "One Good Turn" (with Synergy), "Live and Let Drive" (with Synergy), "Thanks But No Thanks" (with Synergy), "Troy Story" (with Synergy), "Cheers For Fears", "Just Our Luck", "Father's Day" (with Synergy), "Doof 101" (with Synergy), "Phineas and Ferb Save Summer" (with Synergy), "Klimpaloon Ultimatum", "Operation Crumb Cake", "Mandace", "Tales From the Resistance", "Night of the Living Pharmacists" (with Synergy), "The O.W.C.A. Files" (with Synergy)
  • Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension (with Synergy Animation and Hong Ying)
  • Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel (with Synergy Animation)
  • Phineas and Ferb: Star Wars (with Synergy Animation)
• Quack Pack [Wang] (5 episodes)^List "The Late Donald Duck", "Long Arm of The Claw", "Cat & Louse", "Hit the Road, Blackwater Jack", "Captain Donald" / [Thai Wang] (4 episodes)^List additional production facility for "Need 4 Speed", "Pardon My Molecules", "Duck Quake", and "Unusual Suspects"
• The Replacements [Wang] (23 episodes)^List "Cinder-Riley/Skate Gate", "The Insecurity Guard/Quiet Riot!", "The Majestic Horse/Carnie Dearest", "Halloween Spirits", "German Squirmin'/The Means Justify the Trend", "Best Friends For-Never/Returning From Office", "Fieldtrippin'/Fiddling Around", "The Perfect Date/Serf's Up", "The Frog Prince/Snow Place Like Home", "Clue-Less/Conrad's Day Off", "The Spy Who Wasn't Riley", "She Works Hard For The Movies", "Volcano Island", "The Rizzle", "Garage Sale Daring/Private Todd", "Glee By The Sea", "Canadian Fakin", "Tasumi Unmasked", "You Got Schooled", "A Buzzwork Orange", "Double Trouble/The Revenge of Prince Cinnamon Boots", "Shelton's Bar Mitzvah/Crushing Riley", "Todd-Busters"
• TaleSpin (8 episodes) [Wang] ^List "Bearly Alive", "On a Wing and a Bear", "The Bigger They Are, The Louder They Oink", "The Old Man and The Sea Duck", "Molly Jolly Christmas", "Waiders Of The Wost Tweasure", "Sheepskin Deep", "Mach One For The Gipper"
• Teacher's Pet (the series, 9+ episodes) [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] ^list "Muttamorphosis", "Being Mrs. Leadready", "A Dog For All Seasons", "Tallulahpalooza", "Saving Mr. Jolly/Rule of Paw", "Taint Valentine's Day", "Team Scott/Take Me Out Of The Ballgame", "The Turkey That Came to Dinner", "All About Eavesdropping"
• Timon & Pumbaa [Wang] ^List "Saskatchewan Catch", "Kenya Be My Friend?", "Cooked Goose", "Doubt of Africa", "How to Beat the High Costa Rica", "To Kilimanjaro Bird", "Amazon Quiver", "Mozam-Beaked", "Shopping Mauled", "Oahu Wahoo!", "I Think I Canada", "Sense and Senegambia", "Fiji-Fi-Fo-Fum", "Rome Alone/Amusement Bark", "Home is Where the Hog is", "Whiff/To Be or Not to Bee", "Lemonade Stand Off/Big Jungle Game", "So Sumo Me/Now Museum, Now You Don't", "The Truth About Kats and Hogs", "Escape From Newark/Truth Be Told", "Circus Jerks/Nest Best Thing", "Hot Enough For Ya?/Werehog of London", "Robin Hoodwinked/Serengeti Western", "Two For the Zoo/The Swine in the Stone", "My Meteor, My Friend", "Jungle Slickers/Don't Wake the Neighbear", "Ivy Beleagured/Broadway Bound and Gagged", "Space Ham/You Bet Your Tuhkus", "One Tough Bug/Pirates of Pumbzance", "Pig-malion/Why No Rhino", "Mister Twister/Common Scents", "The Running of the Bullies/Special Defects", "Guru-some/Jailhouse Shock", "The Spy's the Limit/Ready, Aim, Fire", "Stay Away From My Honey!/Sitting Pretty Awful", "It Runs Good/Hot Air Buffoons", "Mook Island"; rest in season 5 by Morning Sun. / [Thai Wang] ^List additional production facility for "Isle Find Out", "Can't Take a Yolk", "Yosemite Remedy/The Sky is Calling", "New Guinea Pig", "Puttin' on the Brits", "Wide Awake in Wonderland", "Roach Hotel", "I Don't Bolivia", "Library Brouhaha", "Monster Massachusetts", "Washington Applesauce"
• The Weekenders [Wang]
• W.I.T.C.H. [Wang] (First season with Hong Ying, replaced by Dong Woo in the second)

Hanna-Barbera

• Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (first season only)
• The Biskitts [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Capitol Critters [Wang]
• Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• Challenge Of The Go Bots [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• The Completely Mental Misadventures of Ed Grimley [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Courage the Cowardly Dog [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (both for season 3; Wang solo for seasons 1-2 and 4)
• The Dukes [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• The Flintstone Kids [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
  • The Flintstone Kids' Just Say No Special [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Fred and Barney Meet the Thing [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang [Wang] (with Hanna-Barbera Australia, uncredited)
• Foofur [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Galtar and the Golden Lance [Wang]
• Gravedale High [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• The Godzilla Power Hour [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible [Wang]
• Hägar the Horrible (The animated special) [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• The Jetsons [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (most of season 2^note 35 out of 41 episodes uncredited. With four episodes done in America^List "Elroy Meets Orbitty", "Rosie Come Home", "Solar Snoops" and Fantasy Planet and two episodes by Hanna-Barbera Australia ^List Elroy in Wonderland and The Vacation)
• Jonny Quest (1986) [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
  • Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures [PT Asiana Wang]^note presumably, if this article is to be believed, they did uncredited In-Between Animation
• Laff-A-Lympics [Wang] (First project; Season 2, uncredited)
• Laverne and Shirley in the Army [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• Pac-Man [Wang] (1983; uncredited)
• Paw Paw Bears [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• The Pirates of Dark Water [Wang] (first season only; with Fil-Cartoons)
• Police Academy The Series [Wang] (With Fil-Cartoons)
• Popeye and Son [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• A Pup Named Scooby-Doo [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Shirt Tales [Wang] (Uncredited)
• The Smurfs [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (seasons 6-9; season 7 with Toei, replacing Hanna-Barbera Australia)
• The Snorks [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (1985)
• The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians [Wang]
• Tom & Jerry Kids [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (With Fil-Cartoons and Mr. Big)
• 2 Stupid Dogs [Wang]
• The Town Santa Forgot [Wang]
• What A Cartoon! Show [Wang] (one short: "Dino: Stay Out")
  • Cartoon Cartoon short: "Jeffrey Cat: Claw and Order - All Dogs Don't Go To Heaven" [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Wildfire [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Yogi Bear's All-Star Comedy Christmas Caper [Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• Yogi's Treasure Hunt [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Yo Yogi! [Wang] (Layouts and animation)

Warner Bros.

• Animaniacs [Wang] (89 shorts) ^List "De-Zanitized", "Win Big", "Where Rodents Dare", "King Yakko", "No Pain, No Painting", "West Side Pigeons", "La Behemoth", "Little Old Slappy From Pasadena", "Space Probed/Battle For the Planet", "A Moving Experience", "Hearts of Twilight", "Up the Crazy River", "Hercule Yakko", "Jockey For Position", "O Silly Mio", "Hiccup", "Bubba Bo Bob Brain", "Spell-Bound", "Smitten With Kittens", "Puppet Rulers", "Can't Buy a Thrill", "Video Review", "Mobster Mash", "Toy Shop Terror", "Yes, Always", "The Helpinki Formula", "Dot's Quiet Time", "Of Course You Know, This Means Warners", "Wakko's Gizmo", "Cranial Crusader", "Baloney and Kids", "With Three, You Get Eggroll", "Katie Ka-Boom: Call Waiting", "Lookit the Fuzzy Heads", "Take My Siblings, Please", "Morning Malaise", "I'm Mad", "Fake", episodes 70-74, 76, 78, 79, and 81 during season 3, plus "Go Fish", "The Flame Returns", "Gunga Dot", "Panama Canal", "The Ballad of Magellan", "The Return of the Great Wakkorotti", and "The Big Wrap Party Tonight"; "One Flew Over the Cuckoo Clock", "Mighty Wakko at the Bat", "Boids on the Hood", "Night of the Living Buttons", "Soda Jerk", "From Burbank With Love", "Amazing Gladiators", "Pinky and the Ralph", "The Boo Network", "Pitter Patter of Little Feet", "Ralph's Wedding", "Bones in the Body", "Hooray For North Hollywood", "The Christmas Tree", "Prom Night", "The Scoring Session" (bumpers) ^List the first Pinky and the Brain intro, all "Good Idea, Bad Idea" sketches, all variable verses from season 3 on (and the "We pay tons of income tax" line in the intro proper), "The Warners' Lot Song", "Message in a Bottle", "Rugrats" cold opening, "Flavio Commercial 1-3"
  • Pinky and the Brain [Wang] (27 episodes)^List "Das Mouse" "Tokyo Grows/That Smarts/Brainstem", "Pinky And The Fog/Where No Mouse Has Gone Before/Cheese Roll Call", "Brainania", "Napoleon Brainaparte", "Plan Brain From Outer Space", "The Pink Candidate", "Welcome to The Jungle", "A Little Off the Top/Megalomaniacs Anonymous", "Cinebrania", "Pinky and The Brain.. And Larry", "My Feldmans, My Friends", "This Old Mouse", "Mice Don't Dance/Brain Drained", "Brain Acres", "The Real Life", "Brain's Way", "Leggo My Ego/Big In Japan", "But, That's Not All Folks!", "Operation Sea Lion/You Said A Mouseful", "Broadway Malady", "Brain's Night Off/Beach Blanket Brain", "You'll Never Eat Food Pellets In This Town Again", "Whatever Happened to Baby Brain/Just Say Narf", "To Russia With Lab Mice/Hickory Dickory Bonk", "The Pinky And The Brain Reunion Special", "Star Warners"
  • Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain [Wang] (Odd number episodes; Even number episodes and the opening are done by Rough Draft Studios)
• Baby Looney Tunes [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (9 episodes) ^List "School Daze/Things That Go Bugs in the Night", "Cat-Taz-Trophy/Duck! Monster! Duck!", "Spinout/Snow Day", "Flush Hour/I Strain", "Band Together/War of the Weirds", "Daffy Did It!/The Pig Who Cried Wolf", "For Whom the Toll Calls/Cereal Boxing", "Loose Change/Act Your Age", "An Eggs-traordinary Adventure" (opening titles) (4 songs) ^List "Born to Sing", "Does Your Tongue Hang Low?", "John Jacob Jingle Elmer Fudd", "Ten Looneys in a Bed"
• Detention [Wang]
• Histeria! [Wang] ^List every episode except for "The Attack of the Vikings", "The Wild West", and "The Terrible Tudors"
• Ozzy & Drix [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (13 episodes) ^List "Reflex", "Strepfinger", "Street Up", "Gas of Doom", "Ozzy, Jr.", "Growth", "Dream Factory" "Lights Out!", "Puberty Alert", "A Growing Cell", "A Cold Day In Hector", "Double Dose", "Nature Calls"
• Road Rovers [Thai Wang] (three episodes, with Studio Junio)^List "Storm From The Pacific", "Where Rovers Dare", "Hunter's Heroes"
• Taz-Mania [Wang] - 30 episodes ^List "The Dog the Turtle Story", "It's No Picnic/Kee-Wee ala King", "Devil with the Violet Dress On/Kidnapped Koala", "Here Kitty, Kitty, Kitty/Enter the Devil", "Comic Madness/Blunders Never Cease", "Road to Tazmania", "Amazing Shrinking Taz & Co", "Oh Brother/Taz Babies", "Taz-Manian Theatre/The Bushrats Must Be Crazy", "Jake's Big Date/Taz Live", "The Pied Piper of Taz-Mania/The Treasure of the Burnt Sienna", "Home Despair/Take All of Me", "We'll Always Have Taz-Mania/Moments You've Missed", "Boulder Museum", "Ticket Taker Taz/Taz", "Wacky Wombat/Molly's Folly", "The Man from M.A.R.S./Friends for Strife", "Antenna Dilemma/Autograph Pound", "A Young Taz's Fancy/A Flea for Me", "Taz-Mania Confidential/The Platypi Psonic Psensation Psimulator", "The Thing That Ate the Outback!/Because It's There", "Never Cry Taz/Bully for Bull", "Bushlad's Lament/Tasmania Comedy Institute", "Willie Wombat's Deja Boo-Boo/To Catch a Taz", "Taz in Keeweeland/Stuck for Bucks/A Philosophical Taz Moment", "Bad Luck Bottlecap/A Story with a Moral", "Taz & the Emu Egg/Willy Wombat's Last Stand/K-Taz Commercial", "Feed a Cold/Sidekick for a Day", "One Saturday in Taz-Mania", "Francis Takes a Stand"
• Tiny Toon Adventures [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (39 episodes ^List "The Looney Beginning" (with Kennedy Cartoons), "Looking Out For the Little Guy", "Starting From Scratch", "Hare-Raising Night", "The ACME Acres Zone", "Rock 'n Roar", "Prom-ise Her Anything", "You Asked For It", "Citizen Max", "Wake Up Call of the Wild", "Europe in 30 Minutes", "Spring in ACME Acres", "Psychic Fun-omenon Day", "Career Oppor-toon-ities", "Dating, ACME Acres Style", "Ask Mr. Popular", "Mr. Popular's Rules of Cool", "Fairy Tales For the '90s", "The Return of the ACME Acres Zone", "Viewer Mail Day", "Here's Hamton", "No Toon Is an Island", "K-ACME TV", "Going Places", "New Class Day", "Flea For Your Life", "Toon TV", "Spring Break Special" - 28 episodes Wang solo, ^List "Buster's Directional Debut", "The Horror of Slumber Party Mountain", "Weekday Afternoon Live" - 3 episodes both, Ink & Paint and camera services on eight Kennedy Cartoons episodes^List  "Inside Plucky Duck", "Son of Looniversity Daze", "Son of the Wacko World of Sports", "Polution Solution", "You Asked For It Again", "How Sweetie it is", "New Character Day" (Episode miscredited), "High Toon". Footage from "K-ACME TV" was recycled into the TMS-animated "Take Elmyra, Please")
• What's New, Scooby-Doo? [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (some episodes of season 1^list "It's Mean, It's Green, It's the Mystery Machine", "Roller Ghoster Ride", "Pompeii and Circumstance", including the Christmas Special)

Other

• Ace Ventura The Animated Series [Wang] (seasons 1-2; Hong Ying worked on season 3)
• The Adventures of Paddington Bear [Wang/Hong Gaung] (with Morning Sun and SMEC Media)
• The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series [Wang/Thai Wang]
  • An All Dogs Christmas Carol [Wang/Thai Wang] (Note: The former studio used digital ink and paint, while the latter studio used traditional ink and paint)
• Altair in Starland [Hong Guang] (with Hosem Animation Studio, HBB, Fanciful Animation, Lee Hong Productions, and Hahn Film Saigon)
• Around the World with Willy Fog [Wang] (1991 series)
• Back to the Future [Wang]
• Beetlejuice [Wang] (sharing duties in season 4 with Hanho Heung-Up)
• Benjamin Blümchen [Wang/Hong Guang]
• Betty Boop's Hollywood Mystery [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Bibi Blocksberg [Wang/Hong Guang]
• Blaster's Universe [Hong Gaung]
• Bobby's World [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (both for seasons 1-4; Wang solo for seasons 5-7)
• Bobby & Bill [Hong Gaung] (2004 series)
• Bobobobs [Wang] (uncredited)
• The Busy World of Richard Scarry [Wang] (seasons 2-5; season 1 by Hanho Heung-Up)
• The Butter Battle Book [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure [Wang/Hong Guang]
• Care Bears (Nelvana TV series) [Wang]
  • Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot [Wang/Hong Guang]
• Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue [Wang]
• ChalkZone [Wang] (Second season onward, along with Rough Draft Studios, Galaxy Digimation, Toonzone Entertainment, Sunwoo Entertainment, and Yeson Entertainment.)
• Christmas In Tattertown [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (TV special)
• Chucklewood Critters [PT Asiana Wang] (season 2 only, replacing Animasia)
• Clifford the Big Red Dog (1980s specials) [Wang]
• The Comic Strip [Wang]
• The Country Mouseand City Mouse Adventures [Wang] (season 1, with Morning Sun. Replaced by SMEC Media and Entertainment)
• Dink, the Little Dinosaur [Cuckoo's Nest]
• Dog Tracer [Wang]
• Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds (1991 series) [Wang]
• Donkey Kong Country [Hong Guang] (Second season, producers only, uncredited animation by CGCG)
• Doraemon [PT Asiana Wang] (In-Between Animation)^note according to this article
• Dragon Tales [Wang] (interstitial animation; season 1 only)
• Dumb Bunnies [Hong Guang]
• Eek! The Cat [Wang]
• The Fairytaler [Wang]
• Family Dog [Wang] (The series)
• The Fantastic Voyages of Sinbad [Wang] (with Morning Sun)
• Fantastic Four [Wang] (First season)
• Fievel's American Tails [Wang] (with Bardel Entertainment)
• Free Willy [Wang] (with Hanho)
• Forest Friends [Hong Guang]
• Funky Space Monkey [Wang] (one of the few properties created by Wang itself, not acting as an animation subcontractor)
• Garbage Pail Kids Cartoon [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Garfield and Friends [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
  • Garfield's Feline Fantasies [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
  • Garfield Gets a Life [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Generation O! [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• George and Martha [Hong Guang] (with Studio B Productions and Bardel Entertainment)
• Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child [Wang] (season 1 only)
• Heathcliff & the Catillac Cats [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (both seasons; uncredited)
• Hey Arnold! [Wang] (13 episodes)^List ("Door #16/Arnold as Cupid", "Olga Comes Home/Sally's Comet", "Abner Comes Home/The Sewer King", "Magic Show", "Arnold's Christmas", "False Alarm/World Records", "Arnold's Valentine", "Coach Wittenberg/Four-Eyed Jack", "Helga's Boyfriend/Crush on Teacher", "Hall Monitor/Harold's Bar Mitzvah", "Tour de Pond/Teacher's Strike", "Runaway Float/Partners", "Part-Time Friends/Biosquare" (replaced by Saerom)
• Hound Town [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (unsold pilot)
• Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling [Wang] (with Hanho and Studio Shaft)
• Inspector Gadget [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (12 episodes in the first season^List "Down on the Farm," "Gadget at the Circus," "The Amazon," "Movie Set," "Amusement Park," "Art Heist," "M.A.D. Trap," "Eye of the Dragon," "King Wrong," "Pirate Island," "Smeldorado" and "So It Is Written"; with TMS, AIC, Ajia-Do, Oh Production & an uncredited Toei^note and rotating photography duties with Asahi Production and T Nishimura, as Cuckoo's Nest. Was also a co-producer.)
  • Gadget and the Gadgetinis [Hong Guang] (Alternating with Hong Ying)
• The Itsy Bitsy Spider (1994 series) [Wang]
• James Bond Jr. [Wang] (uncredited)
• Kangoo [Hong Guang] (season 2)
• Kidd Video [Cuckoo's Nest] (Season 1)
• Kissyfur [Wang] (Season 2)
• The Land Before Time (with Toon City)
• Lazer Tag Academy [Wang] (uncredited)
• Lenny And Sid [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Life with Louie [Wang]
• The Lionhearts [Hong Guang]
• Little Bear [Hong Guang] (season 5 only)
• The Little Lulu Show [Wang] (seasons 1-2, replaced by AKOM for season 3)
• Littlest Pet Shop (1995) [Wang] (with AKOM, Heewon Entertainment and KK C&D Asia)
• Little Wolf's Book of Badness (short) [Wang] (uncredited)
• Loggerheads [Hong Guang] (with Western Animation/Morning Sun)
• Longhair & Doubledome [Wang] (short)
• Madballs: Escape from Orb [Wang]
• Marvin the Tap-Dancing Horse [Hong Guang]
• The Mask [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (First season only; replaced by Fil-Cartoons, Dai Won, Philippine Animation Studio Inc., Plus One Animation, and New Vision International)
• Max und Moritz [Thai Wang]
• Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Momo [Wang]
• Mother Goose and Grimm (the series) [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• ¡Mucha Lucha! [Wang]
• My Little Pony (G3) [Wang/Hong Guang]
  • Twinkle Wish Adventure
  • A Very Pony Place
  • A Very Minty Christmas
  • Friends Are Never Far Away
  • Dancing in the Clouds
  • A Charming Birthday
  • The Runaway Rainbow
  • The Princess Promenade
• My Scene Goes Hollywood [Wang] (with Prana Studios)
• Mythic Warriors [Hong Guang]
• New Kids on the Block [Wang]
• The New Adventures of Beany and Cecil [Wang]
• Nick & Perry (aka Les Marchiens) [Hong Guang]
• Ni Hao, Kai-Lan [Wang/Hong Guang] (replaced by Saerom)
• Peanuts [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (Three specials - "Snoopy's Reunion" (uncredited), "It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown" and "You're in the Super Bowl, Charlie Brown!")
• Peter Pan & the Pirates [Wang] (Two episodes^List  "Slightly in Stone", "Wee Problem")
• Piggsburg Pigs! [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (uncredited)
• The Pink Panther [Wang] (1993 series)
• Pippi Longstocking [Wang] (1997 series)
• Plume D'elan [Cuckoo's Nest]
• Poochini [Wang]
• Princess Sissi [Hong Guang] (39 episodes)^List Episodes 1-27, plus: "Sissi's Sacrifice", "Jealousy", "Possi Must Be Saved", "Hard Times", "Hide and Seek at Schonbrunn", "Arkas' Prisoners", "Private Sissi", "Sissi in the Eye of the Storm", "The Three Pigeons", "Be Careful, Princess", "Tommy's Mystery", "Arkas Never Gives Up"
• The Pumpkin of Nyefar [Wang/Thai Wang] (short)
• Rambo: The Force of Freedom [Wang] (uncredited)
• Random Cartoons [Wang] (Multiple shorts)
• The Real Ghostbusters [Wang] ("Slimer!" side season; other studios to work on the series include:^list Toei, TMS, Trans Arts, Dai Won, Sei Young, Saerom/Plus One Animation, Studio Korumi, Hanho Heung-Up and KK C&D Asia)
• Red Boots For Christmas [Wang]
• The Ren & Stimpy Show [Wang] ("Lair of the Lummox", "Cheesefist" bumper, and "It's a Dog's Life/Egg Yolkeo" only)
• Rescue Heroes [Hong Guang] (season 1 only; replaced by AKOM)
• Rugrats [Cuckoo's Nest] (pilot, Ink & Paint and Camera services) / [Wang] (First season; replaced by Anivision)
• Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat [Cuckoo's Nest]
• Sailor Moon [PT Asiana Wang] (In-Between Animation)^note according to this article
• Silverhawks [Wang] (uncredited)
• Star Wars: Ewoks [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Stickin' Around [Wang] (Season 1 with Bardel Entertainment providing the storyboards; Season 2 entirely by Bardel, and Season 3 by Hanho Heung-Up)
• Street Sharks [Wang] (season 2 only)
• Stripperella [Wang] (3 episodes)^List "The Bridesmaid", "The Evil Magicians", "The Return of the Queen" ; Mook DLE and Sunmin Animation did other episodes.
• Stuart Little [Wang] (also did the opening) (with Sony Pictures Imageworks)
• Sunday Pants [Wang] (one segment: "The Great Pinkerton")
• Tales from the Cryptkeeper [Wang] (ABC Seasons; Andre Lee Productions replaced them for the final season)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles [Wang] (uncredited, at least 1 episode^list "Cowabunga Shredhead")
• ThunderCats (1985) [Wang] (uncredited)^note as mentioned on BV Animation's about page. Series with AIC, Anime R and Hanho.
• Transformers: Go-Bots [Wang]
• Troll Tales [Wang]
• Ulysses 31 [Wang] (for TMS, uncredited)^note as mentioned on BV Animation's about page
• Welcome to Wackamo [Wang] (short)
• Wild West COW Boys Of Moo Mesa [Wang] (season 2 only, replacing A.D. Productions)
• Winx Club [Wang/Hong Guang] (season 1)
• The World of David the Gnome [Wang] (uncredited)
• World of Tosh, The [Wang]
• Zazoo U [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Zeroman [Hong Guang] (with Toon City, Hosem Animation Studio, and Zendo Entertainment)

CGCG

• Abunai Sisters Koko & Mika (CG Modeling)
• Aikatsu Stars! (CG Cooperation)
• Ajin (Mo-Cap Assistance)
• Appleseed XIII (Mo-Cap; Production Coodination)
• Attack on Titan (CGI for The Final Season)
• Blade & Soul (Mo-Cap for the Ending Animation)
• Bob the Builder (Later seasons, replaced by Rainmaker Entertainment for the reboot)
• Beware the Batman (with Xentrix Studios)
• D.I.C.E. (2005) (CGI only; with Studio Galapagos, Studio Bihou and Saruchin Company)
• Dragons: Riders of Berk (layouts; animation by Original Force)
  • Dragons: Race to the Edge (animation on most episodes; layouts only on a few episodes)
• Eden (upcoming Netflix anime)
• Fast & Furious: Spy Racers (With Technicolor and The Monk Studios; asset creation and Rigging)
• Fanboy and Chum Chum (with Technicolor India and Oktobor Animation in New Zealand)
• The Future Is Wild (Animated version)
• Gabby’s Dollhouse (CGI segments)
• Genki Genki Nontan
• Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 (Rigging)
• Green Lantern: The Animated Series
• Hero Factory (all entries up to "Brain Attack")
• Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous
• LEGO Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Out
• The Magnificent Kotobuki (CG Cooperation, Episodes 11 & 12)
• The Master of Ragnarok & Blesser of Einherjar
• Mobile Suit Gundam MS IGLOO (Episode 2)
• My Friends Tigger & Pooh
• The Penguins of Madagascar (4 episodes)^list "Popcorn Panic", "Launchtime", "Happy King Julien Day!", "Kingdom Come"
• Pet Alien
• Rockman.EXE Beast
• Saint Seiya: Knights of the Zodiac (Production Cooperation)
• Saru Get You -On Air-
• Schwarzesmarken
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars (With Lucasfilm, Lucasfilm Singapore, Production I.G^note "The Lair of Grievous" only, Industrial Light and Magic ^note Pilot Movie only, and Polygon Pictures ^note  Seasons three through six only)
• Star Wars Detours
• Star Wars Rebels
• Star Wars Resistance
• Super Robot Wars Original Generation -Divine Wars-^List "Bian's Final Will"
• Tak and the Power of Juju (Series, 6 episodes)^List "Frien-e-mies", "Great juju Impersonator", "Ball of Wax", "Beautiful Grls", "Double Tak", "Secession"
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) (Starting season 3, 20 episodes total)^{Season 3} "A Foot Too Big", "The Croaking", Race With The Demon", "Vision Quest", "Serpent Hunt", "Battle For New York", "Clash of the Mutanimals", "The Deadly Venom", "Tale of the Yokai", "The Creeping Doom", "Annihilation Earth" ^{Season 4} "The Moons of Thalos 3", "The Outlaw Armaggon", "Journey to the Center of Mikey's Mind", "The War for Dimension X", "The Evil of Dregg", "Earth's Last Stand", "Broken Foot", "Mutant Gangland", "The Super Shredder", "The Power Inside Her", "The Tale of Tiger Claw", "Owari"
• Thunderbirds Are Go (CG Animation, with WETA and Milk VFX)
• Tales of Arcadia
  • Trollhunters (layouts and animation; with Arc Productions, Original Force, Assemblage Entertainment, Nitrogen and 88 Pictures)^List Layouts for all episodes; animation for "Gnome Your Enemy", "To Catch a Changling", "Bittersweet Sixteen", "The Battle of Two Bridges", "Mudslinging", "Blinky's Day Out", "Airheads", "Where is My Mind?", "It's About Time", "Wingmen", "A Night to Remember" in season 1; "Escape From the Darklands", "KanjigAAARRRGGHH!!!", "Homecoming", "Unbecoming" in season 2; "Bad Coffee", "So I'm Dating a Sorceress", "The Exorcism of Claire Nuñez", "Jimhunters" and "The Eternal Knight Parts 1 and 2" in season 3
  • 3Below (Same as above, with 88 Pictures and Original Force) ^list Layouts for all episodes; animation for "Terra Incognita, Part 2", "Beetle Mania", "Party Crashers", "Lightning in a Bottle", "The Arcadian Job", "Last Night on Earth", "Bad Omen" in Season 1; "Moonlight Run", "Mother's Day", "There's Something About Gwen (of Gorbon)", "Luug's Day Out", "The Fall of House Tarron" and "A Glorious End, Part 2" in Season 2
  • Wizards (Same as the above shows, with 88 Pictures and Original Force)^list Layouts for all episodes; animation for "Spellbound", "Witch Hunt", "Battle Royale", "Killahead, Part 1", "Dragon's Den" and "Our Final Act"
• Xcalibur
• Ultraman (Rigging Assistance, 2019 series)
• Zoids: Genesis (CGI only)

Movies & shorts

• The Adventuresof Brer Rabbit [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• All Dogs Go to Heaven II [Wang/Thai Wang] (with Phoenix Animation, A. Film, Dino Animation, Bibo Films, Scowling Wolf, Catflap Animation, Franck And Franck, Screen Animation Ireland)
• Asterix and the Vikings [Hong Gaung]
• Balto II: Wolf Quest [Wang]
  • Balto III: Wings of Change [Wang]
• Bébé's Kids [Wang]
• The BIONICLE movies [Wang; CGCG] (Co-producers for the original trilogy, animation for all films)
• The Brave Little Toaster [Wang]
• The Care Bears Movie [Wang] (With Hanho)
  • Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation [Wang]
  • The Care Bears: Adventure in Wonderland [Wang]
  • Care Bears Nutcracker Suite [Wang]
• Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• A Chinese Ghost Story [Wang] (Pre-Production for the animated feature, with Triangle Staff)
• Curious George (2006) [Wang] (additional animation)
• Dazzle the Dinosaur [Wang/Hong Guang]
• Dieter [Wang]
• Disney Animated Canon [Wang] (all instances uncredited)^note as mentioned here, presumably outsourced by the Florida studio
  • Lilo & Stitch
  • The Lion King (1994)
  • The Little Mermaid (1989)
  • Mulan
  • Tarzan
• Go-Bots: Battle of The Rock Lords [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Devilman [CGCG] (Visual Effects for the Live-Action Adaptation)
• Doraemon Robot Wars [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Felidae [Wang] (uncredited, but listed on IMDb)
• FernGully: The Last Rainforest [Wang] (alongside Rough Draft, Hanho, Saerom, A. Film, Available Light Productions, and Luk-Film (Among others), and the only studio from the original kept around for Ferngully 2)
• Fire Ball [Wang] (one of the few properties created by Wang itself, not as an animation subcontractor)
• Franklin's Magic Christmas [Thai Wang]
  • Back to School With Franklin [Thai Wang]
• GANTZ:O [CGCG] (Production Cooperation)
• GoodTimes Entertainment/Michael Sporn Animation videos [Hong Guang]
  • The Ten Commandments
  • White Fang
• The Great Yokai War [CGCG]
• Heavy Metal 2000 [Thai Wang] (Backgrounds, In-Between Animation)
• How to Hook Up Your Home Theater [Wang] (Special Thanks)
• Ivan the Unbearable [Wang]
• Jetsons: The Movie [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (with Hanna-Barbara, ink & paint by Fil-Cartoons)
  • The Jetsons Meet the Flintstones [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
  • Rockin' With Judy Jetson [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Joseph: King of Dreams [Wang]
• Kleines Arschloch [Wang/Thai Wang]
• The Land Before Time [Wang] (Movies VII-XIII)
• Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain [CGCG]
• Lego DC Comics Super Heroes: Justice League: Gotham City Breakout [CGCG]
• Leroy & Stitch [Wang]
• Life in Transition [Wang]
• Lin Wang [Wang] (one of the few properties created by Wang itself, not as an animation subcontractor)
• The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea [Wang]
• The Little Troll Prince [Wang]
• Momo (2001 film) [Wang] (unconfirmed, though the credits list Christina Chung and Susan Chen as overseas supervisors)
• Monster Hunt 2 [CGCG] (uncredited, for Base FX)
• Mulan II [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (additional animation services)
• Once Upon a Forest [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• Oz Kids direct-to-videos:
  • Christmas in Oz [Wang]
  • Journey Beneath the Sea [Wang] ("in association with" only; actual animation by Rainbow Animation Korea)
  • The Monkey Prince [Wang] ("in association with" only; actual animation by Rainbow Animation Korea)
  • The Nome Prince and the Magic Belt [Wang]
  • The Return of Mombi [Wang] ("in association with" only; actual animation by Rainbow Animation Korea)
  • Toto Lost in New York [Wang]
  • Underground Adventure [Wang]
  • Virtual Oz [Wang] ("in association with" only; actual animation by Rainbow Animation Korea)
  • Who Stole Santa? [Wang]
• The Pagemaster [Wang] (Animated portion only; movie done with Pacific Title, Cinesite, 4-Ward Productions, Perpetual Motion Pictures and others).
• Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension [Wang] (With Synergy and Hong Ying)
• Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew [CGCG] (Additional CG animation)
  • Pokémon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea [CGCG] (Additional CG animation)
• Polly Pocket 2: Cool at the Pocket Plaza [Wang]
• Pound Puppies: The Legend of Big Paw [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• The Prince and the Pauper [Cuckoo's Nest] (additional ink and paint services)
• Rainbow Fish, The [Wang/Hong Guang]
• Rebuild of Evangelion [CGCG] (CGI assistance for You Can (Not) Advance and You Can (Not) Redo)
• Return To Neverland [Wang] (with Disney's Australian and Canadian units)
• Resident Evil: Degeneration [CGCG] (Production Cooperation)
  • Resident Evil: Damnation [CGCG] (Production Cooperation; CGI)
• Rover Dangerfield [Wang] (With Hanho, Available Light and Rhythm & Hues)
• Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
  • Scooby-Doo! and the Reluctant Werewolf [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (Uncredited, with Fil-Cartoons and Optiflex Animation)
  • Scooby-Doo in Arabian Nights [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
  • Scooby-Doo! and the Monster of Mexico [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest]
• The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue [Wang]
• The Thief and the Cobbler [Wang/Thai Wang]- Provided the Ink & Paint and camera services for the final product. Thus not quite shouldering the weight that the other studios involved do. But the company is still a guilty party in all of this, especially as all of the original drawings sent to the Thai studio were destroyed. Assisted by Varga Studio and Rough Draft Studios.
• Timothy Tweedle: The First Christmas Elf [Hong Guang]
• Tom and Jerry: The Movie [Wang] (additional animation)
• TRON [Cuckoo's Nest]- Provided more than three quarters of the (non-CG) effects work, most notably the Tron Lines that adorn the Programs^note Other non-computer generated aspects went to multiple other firms. Primarily Robert Abel and Associates and Pacific Title. This also served as their first collaboration with Disney.
• Tutenstein: Clash of the Pharaohs [Hong Guang]
• Two Times Lotte [Wang]
• Uncle Niou's Great Adventure [Wang/Cuckoo's Nest] (created by Wang itself, not as an animation subcontractor)
• Rankin/Bass Productions' The Wind in the Willows [Cuckoo's Nest]
• Winnie the Pooh: Seasons of Giving [Wang] (Interstitials)
  • Winnie the Pooh: A Very Merry Pooh Year [Wang] ("Happy Pooh Year" segment)
• Yu Yu Hakusho: Poltergeist Report [Wang] (Finish & In-Between Animation. As Wang Films)
• Zu Warriors of The Magic Mountain [Wang] (With Visual Concept Engineering)

Video Games

All credits for CGCG unless noted:

• Black Cat (game; Motion Capture)
• Bloody Roar 4 (Motion Capture)
• Bullet Witch (Motion Capture)
• Dragon Quest Swords (Motion Capture)
• Final Fantasy
  • Chocobo's Dungeon (2008 game)
  • Crisis Core
  • Dirge of Cerberus
  • Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers
  • Final Fantasy XII
  • Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
• Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life (Motion Capture)
• Metal Dungeon (Opening Movie)
• MindJack
• Star Ocean: The Last Hope
• Super Robot Wars Z (Z2)

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Tropes Associated with Wang and CGCG include

• All-CGI Cartoon: The Bionicle films, Fanboy and Chum Chum, Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Most, if not all of CGCG's output actually.
• Animation Bump: Fairly often, particularly in The Brave Little Toaster and Animaniacs.
• Animesque: Some of their works (W.I.T.C.H. and Winx Club, mostly). The fact that they worked on the sequel series to both Willy Fog & Dogtanian, Yu Yu Hakusho, several Final Fantasy games and Dino Breaker (the latter two through CGCG) among others, helps.
• Art Shift: CGCG's episodes of the 2012 Ninja Turtles series are a little more... atmospheric, for lack of a better term. The saturation in them also seem to be cranked up a bit too much compared to the other episodes.
  • In the early '90s, Hanna-Barbera sent their innovative (for its' time) computer system overseas to Wang (back when they still had some ownership in the company), and they used it on some productions for H-B (such as Yo Yogi!, 2 Stupid Dogs and Scooby-Doo in Arabian Nights) and outside of them (such as a couple of "Chucklewood Critters" specials, the 1994 Fantastic Four series, certain episodes of The Pink Panther, the "Cheesefist" segment on The Ren and Stimpy Show, Willy Fog, and late season 1 through season 2 of Tales From the Cryptkeeper). They generally appeared more bright and garish than their product using traditional cel animation, and it didn't help that the computer system was quite dated by this time, and it often showed (especially in Arabian Nights and Tales From the Cryptkeeper). By the late '90s, Wang replaced it with a more up-to-date computer system for doing digital coloring.
• The Dark Age of Animation: Established during this period.
• Depending on the Artist: Usually noticable when on a show with multiple studios attatched during the 90s, as their animation tended to be far more cartoonish and bouncy than other companies, sometimes to the point of Off-Model.
• Deranged Animation: There's several shows containing this, but The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat and Courage the Cowardly Dog are the best examples.
• How the Mighty Have Fallen: Not quite as bad as AKOM, but Wang isn't utilized as much as it once was (typically nowadays used by Disney), especially compared to the '80s and '90s when it was used on an insane amount of shows. That said, its CG division CGCG is still quite busy and has made up for Wang not being used as much.
• I Have Many Names: As mentioned at the top of the page.
• International Co Production: Inspector Gadget, Transformers: Go-Bots, The Bionicle films, The Brave Little Toaster and most of their Hanna-Barbara work.
• Limited Animation: Most of their Hanna-Barbera projects, which as a side-effect, was carried over to the majority of their other work from the 1980s. They got better during the 90s.
• No Flow in CGI: Played straight often in CGCG's early works.
• Medium Blending: Featured in The Land Before Time sequels they did. Also present in TRON, Courage, Winx Club, The Pagemaster, Ferngully, The Twisted Tales of Felix the Cat, Bionicle 3 (Albeit as an effects screw-up), Dino Breaker, Rebuild of Evangelion and Phineas and Ferb (occasionally), among other titles.
• Motion Capture: Xcalibur. Some scenes in Bionicle: The Legend Reborn also contain this.
• Off-Model: The less talked about the Pound Puppies movie, the better. This also occurs in many of their other projects (usually with Ink & Paint), including a surprisingly inconsistent first season of Tiny Toon Adventures (They would improve for the other two seasons). This also happened in all of their 101 Dalmatians: The Series episodes, though they got better as the show went on.
  • This happened often during the late 80s/early 90s, when the company saw a surge in credits. And while some projects got off easy (like their work for Disney and on Garfield), others (like Mighty Mouse, New Kids and Cartoon All-Stars) suffered greatly from cheap, rushed-looking animation.
  • Parodied in the Garfield & Friends segment "Mistakes Will Happen".
• The Renaissance Age of Animation: The vast majority of their work comes from this era.
• Scenery Porn: Regardless of their animation quality at times, their background art (especially with their work for Disney and Warner Bros.) are among some of the better ones to come out of an overseas studio.
• Shout-Out: To CGCG in The Legend Reborn in Matoran language during the laboratory scene.
• Signature Style: Their overly cartoony style seen during the latter half of the 80s and throughout the 90s can be attributed in part to John Kricfalusi, who during his time on The Jetsons revival "taught them how to animate".
• Thick-Line Animation: The New Adventures of Beany and Cecil, Mighty Mouse: The New Adventures, and The Replacements. They also went through a period of this during the TTA era (mainly season one). Their Ren and Stimpy work tended to suffer from this as well.