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Russian animated series

Moonzy (Russian: Лунтик и его друзья), or simply Luntik (Russian: Лунтик) (also known as Moonzy in its English version), is a Russian animated series for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.

A little young creature named Luntik born on the moon, but he fell down off the moon and landing to the earth, instead of falling on the ground he landed on the water. Luntik explores the swamp with his friends Kuzya, Mila and Luna.

• Luntik
• Kuzya
• Mila
• Pchelonok
• Wupsen and Pupsen
• Muravey-komandir
• Baba Kapa
• General Sher
• Pauk Shnyuk
• Korney Korneevich
• Peskar Ivanovich
• Rak Chikibryak
• Totya Motya
• Piyavka
• Zhaba Klava
• Elina
• Luna

In Russia, the show premiered on the TV channel Russia-1 and was broadcast for 7 years from 1 September 2006 until 15 May 2014. On 16 June 2014, the show moved to the channel Russia-K. It is also broadcast on Mult [ru] since 1 June 2014. It premiered during Good Night, Little Ones!.

In Ukraine the show airs on channels TET (2011–2016) (Russian original and without subtitles) and Novyi Kanal (2017–2022) (with Ukrainian dubbing).

In China the show airs on the channel CCTV Kids (2020—).^[1]

In parentheses indicate the season number.

Scenario author – Darin Schmidt (1–7), Sarra Anson (Anna Sarantsevа, 1–5), Elena Galdobina (с 3), Fedor Dmitriev (со 2), Elena Pavlikova (1, с 7), Dmitry Yakovenko (1), Marina Bogdanova (1) Marina Komarkevich (1–2,4-5), Natalia Stepanova (1–2, 5,с 8), Alina Sokolova (1–2, 5, с 8), Andrew Chibis (1), Andrei Sazonov (1–4) Kirill Glezin (1), Olga Obraztsova (1, 3–5, 7), Tatiana Gorbushina (со 2), Victor Perel’man (2), Anna Sosnora (2,с 7), Tatiana Ionova (2), Alexander Bogdanov (2–5), Dmitry and Natalia Zakharovs (2), Aleksey Anoshkin (2–3), Tatiana Klein (3), Galina Voropay (3–4), Valeria Tumanova (3), Vladimir Bouriak (3), Pavel Vasilyev (3, 6), Elena Fedyahina (4), Vera Bekeleva (4–6), Konstantin Bronzit (4), Oleg Kim (5, с 7), Leonid Magergut (5–6), Marina May (5), Richat Gilmetdinov (5–6) Alexander Yaskina (5), Yevgeny Skukovsky (5–6), Evgeniya Golubeva (5–6), Svetlana Krupenko (6), Maria Domogatskaya (Montvid) (6–7), Julia Savchenko (6) Anastasia Chistjakova (6), Vladimir Haunin (6), Vadim Smolyak (с 7), Tatiana Manetina (с 7), Svetlana Sachenko (с 7), Ekaterina Maksymenko (с 7).

Head writer – Sarra Anson (1–5), Elena Galdobina (с 3)

Director – Darina Schmidt (1, 3–4, 6), Olga Obraztsova (1, 3–5, с 7), Lyudmila Steblyanko (1–6, с 8), Anton Rudin (1–4), Galina Voropay (1–4,с 7), Catherine Shraga (1–6), Elena Galdobina (2–7), Fedor Dmitriev (2–6), Ekaterina Salabay (с 3), Alexey Anoshkin (3), Olga Kazhanova (4, с 8), Richat Gilmetdinov (4), Anna Mironova (с 4), Mikhail Safronov (4), Alexey Pichuzhin (с 4), Evgenia Golubeva (5–6), Alexander Mal’gin (с 7), Tatiana Gorbushina ( с 7), Alexandra Kovtun (с 7), Lyudmila Klinova (с 7)

Art director – Marina Komarkevich (1–2), Darina Schmidt (1), Tatiana Klein (2–6), Irina Fedorova (5–6), Vita Tkacheva (7), Ekaterina Maksymenko (7), Konstantin Bronzit (unknown)

Composer – Maksim Koshevarov (1–6), Sergey Zykov (3–6), Sergey Kuzmin (5–6), Mikhail Chertishchev (с 7)

Sound Engineer – Maria Barinova (4–7), Ekaterina Vinogradova (4–7), Sergey Tarasov (с 7), Maksim Romasevich (1–4), Yevgeny Zhebchuk (4–7), Kirill Glezin (4–7), Vladimir Golounin (4–7).

Compositor and visualization editor – Maya Smorodina (1), Valeria Tarasova (2), Maksim Strogalev (3), Julia Kayugina (5), Alexandra Agrinskaya (7). Previously: Fedor Dmitriev (1), Elena Galdobina (1), Stanislav Pashkov (1), Elena Gorbunova (2), Irina Bravaya (3–5), Mikhail Litvinov (7), Maria Volokushina (7)

Note: Season one only

A film adaptation based on the series called Moonzy: Homecoming was released on 29 August 2024.^[2]