A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Premiere:
August 26, 2006
# of Seasons: 2
# of Episodes: 104
Finale:
June 27, 2009
Creators:
Lloyd Goldfine
Norman J. Grossfeld
Original Title:
Viva Piñata
Alternate Titles:
Viva Pinata
Genres:
Animation | Kids
Production Companies:
4Kids Entertainment
Bardel Entertainment
Microsoft
YTV
Countries:
CA | US
Piñatas of various species roam the Piñata Island gardens freely, eating candy and coexisting with one another in a peaceful society. When a piñata's candy inside reaches a high enough level, they are sent to a party, where they will be broken open by the partygoers before being repaired and returned to the island. The series follows a group of close piñata friends and their day-to-day lives on the island.
Animation:
Adam Chaput
Navene Papan
Andres Asperin
Francis Bezooyen
Desiree Ferdinandi
Frank Riley
Tommy Cheng
Gary Ellis
Animation Coordinator:
A.J. Conrad
Rob Lodermeier
Grace Verhagen
Ben Staples
Kelsey Wagner
Sean King
Art Designer:
Tim Yang
Art Direction:
Matthew Baldwin
Patricia Atchison
Associate Producer:
Lemon Krasny
CGI Supervisor:
Barry Poon
Character Modelling Supervisor:
Ryan Cumming
Executive Producer:
Alfred R. Kahn
Norman J. Grossfeld
Barry Ward
Delna Bhesania
Layout:
Dan Laczkowski
Victor Marchetti
Darryll Pfeil
Joey Largo
Sean Metcalfe
Patrick O'Keefe
Agnes Wiguna
Layout Supervisor:
Samantha Palomino
Cameron Widen
Line Producer:
Tony Power
Location Scout:
John Hill
Modelling Supervisor:
Edmond Mai
Jason Cheng
Music:
Ricardo Fernandez
Dan Stein
Freddy Sheinfeld
Matt McGuire
John Siegler
Russell Velazquez
Lou Cortelezzi
Michael Brady
Sue Shufro
Peter Lurye
Elik Alvarez
Ralph Schuckett
Production Coordinator:
Aaron Smyth
Rene Toye
Prop Designer:
Kimberly Cairns
Rigging Grip:
Anim Babaeipanah
Carolyn Wong
Paul McGregor
Rigging Supervisor:
Devan Mussato
Staff Writer:
Matthew Drdek
Supervising Producer:
Rose-Anne Tisserand
Carole Weitzman
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