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• Ocon Animation Studios • Release Original network Original release November 27, 2003 ( 2003-11-27) – present External links Website Pororo the Little Penguin (: 뽀롱뽀롱 뽀로로) is a created by,, Ocon and with the company Samchŏlli in. Production began in 2002 and the program began airing in South Korea on EBS in 2003. The series revolves around the adventures of Pororo and his friends who live in the snowy village of Porong Porong Forest, who often encounter challenges and learn practical and moral lessons in each episode.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Origin [ ] It was created in 2003 by Iconix Entertainment Co., Ltd, a company based in Seoul, South Korea. Design [ ] Choi, Sanghyun, who was working at Iconix Entertainment, was given a project of creating an icon that represents an animal living in the winter. So, he kept visiting a zoo to understand animals and kids enjoying watching them. Many professional designers joined the project to come up with an icon, but Choi’s designed was chosen as the winner, which became the first Pororo. Characters [ ].

A Christmas show featuring Pororo the Little Penguin at, Singapore Season 1 – present [ ] • Pororo (Voiced by ) is the main protagonist of the series. • Crong (Voiced by ) is a baby dinosaur and the youngest of the group and got adopted by Pororo.

• Poby (Voiced by ) is a big polar bear. • Eddy (Voiced by ) is a gold fox with an invention box. • Loopy (Voiced by () is a pink beaver. • as the Narrator Season 2 – present [ ] • Petty (Voiced by ), is Pororo's girlfriend. • Harry (Voiced by ), is a ruby-coloured hummingbird and sidekick of Poby.

Season 3 – present [ ] • as Rody • as Tong-tong • as Popo • as Pipi • as Nyao Season 4 – present [ ] • as Tu-tu Minor characters [ ] • Robots • • Steggo • • Aliens • • Fish Animation history [ ] The original Pororo was a blue and white, petite penguin sporting an aviator helmet and goggles, which became popular among children. When it was introduced, it targeted children aged 2-4, unlike other characters devised by Iconix Entertainment that targeted children aged 2-6. Transient Designer Rapidshare Files. Pororo is an adventurous 5-year-old penguin, who dreams of flying, and lives on a snowy island with six other animal friends. In the design, Pororo in most animations has a neutral background, so that the animation could be popular to children all around the world. The role models of Pororo in design included Mickey Mouse, the Walt Disney icon who turned 84 this year, and the Japan’s most adored character, Hello Kitty, who has been cherished for nearly 40 years. The creators cautiously picked the colors — blue, pink and white — that are familiar to children and also ones that represent both genders. When making episodes, producers paid attention to details that could be biased to certain cultural codes or give a historical reference that is sensitive to viewers in certain parts of the world.

For example, they make sure Pororo and friends wave hands instead of bow or even nod to each other. Awards and honors [ ] In 2003, Pororo received numerous awards from the South Korean government, including the award by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. In 2006, Pororo got the President’s award for best animation characters. In 2013, Pororo got the award for Creative Brands. In 2014, Pororo was chosen as the mascot for mass transportation in Seoul. Main article: • Season 1: 52 x 5' (2003) • Season 2: 52 x 5' (2005) • Season 3: 52 x 5' (2009) • TV Movie: Pororo to the Cookie Castle: 1 x 70' (2004) • Season 4: 26 x 11'(2012) • Sing-A-Long: 14 x 3' (2006) • Pororo's English Show: 13 x 6' (2013) • Feature Film:: 1 x 79' (2013) • Season 5: 26 x 11' (2014) • Feature Film: (2015) Opening/ending theme songs [ ] Opening theme songs [ ] • Season 1: 'Always Happy as Can Be' • Season 2: 'Always Happy as Can Be' - The song is the same, but it is sped up a little bit with different instrumentation. This song is performed by the cast of characters with a kid.

• Season 3: 'Hello, Friends' • Season 4: 'Hello, Friends' - This is same song but it includes different instrumentations. • Season 5: 'Hello, Friends' - This is same song but it includes different instrumentations. • Sing-A-Long with Pororo: 'Let's Sing Together with Pororo' (but in the ending, it is instrumental) Ending theme songs [ ] • Season 1: 'We Are the Best of Friends' • Season 2: 'All Good Friends' • Season 3: 'Good Friends' • Season 4: 'Good Friends' • Season 5: 'Good Friends' Social impact [ ] When Pororo was first created, it was just with entertainment episodes. Later parents suggest to Choi Jung-il in Iconix Entertainment that new episodes be included that have some educational purposes. Producers have received many requests, ranging from what the character should eat and how to play in episodes to what he can do for society.

When these new episodes were made, kids started to follow what Pororo is doing, like crossing the road with right hand up, not being fastidious on eating food, washing and cleaning. These acts are making children easily follow and fix their attitudes in enjoyable way. In Summer 2016, there was a new carnival related to Pororo in Coex Mall, South Korea with musical and parade of the characters.

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