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Myo & Ga (Scrapped TV Show, 2006-2012)

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The 2005-2007 logo for the series (uses Chinese characters)

The 2005-2007 logo for the series (uses Chinese characters)

Myo & Ga (묘앤가) (Full series title being Myo & Ga: The Life of a Hero/Myo&Ga: The Life of a Hero and alternatively Myo & Ga: World of Superheroes in Korean[1][2][3]), later known as Myo Ga Co[4][5][6][7] is a supposed Spanish-Korean TV show made by VOOZ (the creators of Pucca and Canimals) and co-produced by Imira Entertainment[8], Televisió de Catalunya[9] and Disney UK[10], music directed by Studio DOMA[11], and was planned to broadcasted internationally on Disney's TV channels.[12][13][5] The show was bound to air on Jetix/Disney XD[14][5][15] (almost worldwide, including Latin America), Disney Channel in the Middle East[16], CBBC in the UK[14], Super3 in Spain (under the Catalan language)[9], M6 Kid in France[17], and Tooniverse in South Korea[18][19], but has only been shown on SBS once, along with KI.KA in Germany[20] and Tooniverse.[21][22][23][24][25][26] It was also known that the series was also going to be distributed via DVD in Chile by Anime Kingdom (who made the chilean Pucca DVDs).[27]

The show's three main characters were Myo (a rabbit), Ga (a turtle) and Kuu (a chicken), who was later renamed to Co. (along with a fish named Auryong in 2006)

The show was based on Byeoljubujeon with many modifications made to the story, such as the rabbit's liver being replaced by a yeouiju.

A Myo&Ga character statue has been used for an Korean Park known as "Barbecue Zone Park" around 2024.[28]

The show was created by VOOZ Character System (vooz.co.kr), the same company that made many other Korean characters such as Pucca: Funny Love, Mura: Military Pigs and Animalcraft, so the designs have a similar feel to Pucca. However, unlike Pucca, which does have various lost content, Myo & Ga has a vast majority of it's content lost, even with a lot of it being found so far.

Various animations were made for the series, however only a few of them have been found, while most of the others only have a few images avaliable. The only flash game made for the series has been found on several websites, but a lot of the series' other content is still missing.

The show had it's own website[29][30], www.myogaclub.com. The website had a trailer for the series, character profiles, a synopsis for the series, a flash game, downloadables (including wallpapers and shots from an 2006 episode), and a guestboard. Everything from the site has been found, (also thanks to a YouTube user who reuploaded footage of the site before it's closure) although several posts from the guestboard were not saved and have been lost. While the site had a lot of information about the series, it was made before most of the series' episodes had been made (the majority of the rest were made in 2007 while new shorts were made in 2011), and the 2006 spot animation only had a small number of promotional images of the episode included, while the short itself wasn't saved on the 2007 VOOZ website, which had the short avaliable through a .swf file.

The Myo & Ga Club website included character profiles for Myo (who is designed after Bruce Lee), Ga, Kku (later Kuu/Co) and Auryong, the dragon fish.[31]

A promotion for myogaclub.com could be seen in the intro of the VOOZ Website in 2006.[32] A MyoGaClub icon was also added as a link to the MyoGaClub website on the website in 2006 as well.[33]

The Puccaclub website had a promotion for the Myo & Ga website with a Ga head that when clicked would bring you to the MyoGaClub website.[34]

Later in April 2007, a full Myo&Ga short had been uploaded to the 2007 VOOZ website operating on a .swf file, unfortunately, no websites that have the short archived have been found so far, although snapshots of the short can be found of the short on the Myo & Ga Club website, the short itself is lost.

The show was developed, and evolved from one of VOOZ's earliest characters, Dory & Boogy.[35][36] The show was first conceived as "Dory & Boogy."

The show has also been mentioned on the Portuguese Wikipedia page for VOOZ.[37]

The show also has a Twitter account (@myogaco) created in August of 2011 with only one post reading "Myo & Ga !!! They are new powerful characters in Korea!!! How is your feeling about them?? :)"

At the 2011 MIPJR, instead of Myo & Ga being shown, a violent Pucca animation involving her killing several foes was accidentally screened instead, and making matters worse, it was shown to a room of around 50 children's TV executives.[38] The animation mentioned in the article about the incident was most likely a misremembering of Pucca: Love & Destroy (which does involving Pucca shooting up many characters who held Garu hostage) or an unreleased Pucca short. The short involved Pucca taking out multiple people, so it was most likely Love & Destroy or a similar animation where Pucca used a sword instead of a gun.

The show not only had it's very own website (https://www.myogaclub.com) made to promote the show but was also apart of the 2007 VOOZ (https://www.vooz.co.kr) Site as one of the character franchises with a lost .swf file containing the spot animation being on the website as a promotional video for the series.[39]

The series and characters evolved several times between 1996-2012, with Myo receiving another redesign seen on the 2021 VOOZ website.[40]

The show was about a cunning, cheerful, greedy, kung-fu Bruce Lee-expy braggart and arrogant treasure-motivated rabbit named Myo who is a thief who is skilled in martial arts and likes to take treasure for himself, has foney ideas and got away using his "foney magic", with him also having "speed air kicking" abilities[41] who is also faster than the average rabbit[42], a curious, innocent, happy and outgoing scholarly turtle (who really only learned nonsensical information) with a baby octopus on his head who wants to know more about life on land and is curious about life on land who was sent from the sea ordered by the Dragon King's servants to find a cure for the Dragon King's disease (a yeouiju) named Ga who Myo is the "land guardian" of as Ga maintains his innocence despite how scholarly and intelligent he seems his intelligence is overpowered by his innocence, and a hasty, quick to act amnesiac chicken named Kuu (later renamed to Co and originally known as Kku and Judo[43]) who wishes to fly despite being only a chicken and was reincarnated as a chicken after her death as a phoenix, granting her incredible strength.[42] She was originally a phoenix in her past life, which makes her want to be able to fly again and because of her being reincarnated as a chicken after being a phoenix , it gave her amazing strength capabilities. She is a very strong character who is capable of carrying heavy things like large rocks and boulders. Her strength allows her to carry very heavy objects. They are all very different and have unalike and unmatching personalities as they search for the yeouiju to cure the Dragon King's disease (who fell ill to it due to the surrounding pollution[44]) and for their own reasons as well. Myo, Ga and Kuu all have different goals and are all completely have unsimilar personalities to each other. However, they are all friends and work together despite their different personalities and goals on their quest to find the yeouiju to cure the Dragon King's disease. However, their quest to find the yeouiju is always thwarted either by a giant fish named Auryong who keeps the yeouiju in his mouth only to swallow it and quickly dissapear, other rabbits who are enemies with Myo (possibly because of his tendency to steal from them), and them being sidetracked exploring the world (this is especially apparent in the 2007 shorts) with Myo usually being a victim to fill Kuu's curiosity.[45] Their personalities all greatly contrast each other, Myo is a greedy and arrogant thief, while Ga is a curious and innocent turtle and Kuu is a incredibly strong chicken who wants to fly again who is defensive and helpful to her friends, with her main goal being to be able to fly. Their main life goals contrast each other as Myo wants to find treasure, Kuu wishes to be able to fly and Ga is seeking out the yeouiju to cure the Dragon King and learn more about life on land. Despite this, they make a "strong" team. (Although their adventures end up causing them to get into a lot of mischief and trouble) The yeouiju was later replaced by medical aid from a doctor named Dr Hwa Ta when the show evolved to the "Myo Ga Co" era, and Kuu was renamed to Co at the same time.

The 2006 Trailer and Spot Animation were both released online as .swf files on https://www.myogaclub.com and https://www.vooz.co.kr respectively, with the Spot Animation in particular being released on the VOOZ website much like VOOZ's previous animations such as Pucca: Funny Love, Animalcraft and Dooby & Rooby Rolling Bear.

Information[]

The series was directed by Myriam Ballesteros (Imira's Cofounder and Creative Director, creator and director of Lola & Virginia, Sandra the Fairytale Detective, and Lucky Fred) and Sergi Reitg(Imira's CEO and Cofounder), and written by Rebecca Stevens (Mr. Bean, Postman Pat).[46][47] Rebecca Stevens wrote the series' bible, storylines and pilot scripts.[48] (Two pilots were supposedly written by her for the series)[49] Before it was to premiere as a full series on TV, the series was shown on KiKA (Germany), SBS (South Korea) and Tooniverse (South Korea). In December of 2010, COAN Studio (the company behind Coomao and Space Jungle) were outsourced by VOOZ to produce storyboards for Myo & Ga.[50]

The series was based off the traditional Korean story "The Rabbit's Liver"/Byeoljubujeon and was about a greedy and braggart thief rabbit skilled in martial arts named Myo, a innocent and simple-minded turtle named Ga and a strong chicken who wishes to fly again with a sad backstory named Co going on adventures while searching for a cure for the Dragon King's disease, which was originally an yeouiju (dragon pearl) which was protected by a fish named Auryong, but was later changed in 2010 to medical aid (of an unknown sort) from a character named Dr Hwa-Ta later on.

Known Media/Availability[]

Availability[]

  • 2006, 2007 and 2011 episodes
    • 3D Online Spot Animation (2006)[51][39][52]
      • Status: Partially Found. It was once avaliable on the 2007 Vooz website alongside Mom~ Canimal: Can You Survive? content and was distributed through a .swf file and also uploaded to a Thai website called dek-d.com[53], although the .SWF file for it was unarchived on the Wayback Machine on Dek-D, making it still not completely found as of now. Images of the episode can be seen as downloadable images on the MyoGaClub website[54], in an ILoveCharacter magazine[55], in an "Participating Companies Directory" book for the Seoul Character Fair 2007[56] and an Daum Cafe post about the animation with an image sourced from the 2007 VOOZ website.[52] An image from the episode was used in a article about the Myo & Ga series.[57] The animation ended with Auryong eating the yeouiju after Myo and Ga find it.[51] A Dek-D commenter also said that the animation felt familiar (though the user could not remember from where exactly it seemed familiar) and that the ending of the animation was "really funny".[53] In the comments of a 2016 Ruliweb post about Woobi Boy, a Ruliweb user mentioned seeing a Myo & Ga flash animation. It's possible this was either the 2006 Trailer or the Spot Animation, but based on the mention of it watching it in flash alongside other longer flash shorts, it's more likely it was the Spot Animation because of it's prominent presence on the 2007 VOOZ website.[58]
    • 2006 Trailer[59]
      • Status: Found. The main trailer on the Myo & Ga Club website, was reposted to a Thai flash game website called Siamcomic[60], the trailer was also reuploaded to the Chinese video platform Youku on October 23rd, 2006.[61] It was screened at the 2006 LIMA Show in the Creative Korea booth.[62]
    • First Encounter (2007)
      • Status: Partially Lost. An unfinished version of the episode has been posted by the user djnamnam in Vimeo[63], but the scenes with Co are not fully rendered.
    • Skip Skip Sk![64] (2007)
      • Status: Found. The episode was posted by djnamnam in Vimeo as well.
    • Pump Dump[45]
      • Status: Lost. No snapshots of this episode (presumably) have been found and it's unknown if it even was more than a concept, although the pdf it was mentioned in being in 2007 makes the episode's existence more possible.
        • Episode Synopsis: This episode tells how Myo and Ga found out seesaw and football games. Myo and Ga practiced marshal art together. But, since Ga put himself into his sell because he couldn't bear Myo's bother, Myo started kicking Ga and it's where the football started from. Later, Myo brought a broken branch to play on the sell and it developed to a seesaw game.
    • Scream[45] (2007)
      • Status: Partially Found. A clip of the episode has been posted by Studio DOMA on YouTube[65], and episode screenshots[66][67] have been posted to several different sites.
        • Episode Synopsis: One day, Ga met a bear and played together. Ga wasn't scared at all and had really good time with the bear. Myo looked at this and thought the bear is very gentle. Myo brought other animals from the wood to show off his guts and figured hims f a hero. But it ended up pissing off the bear and Myo got beaten.
    • Crack[45][21] (2007)
      • Status: Partially Found. A screenshot of the episode, as well as images of the episode being screened at the "Character Ta-chan Edu Jeongjin" competition at the 2008 Seoul Character Fair[68] and the 2009 Seoul Character Fair have been found.
        • Episode Synopsis: On a snowy day, while Myo, Ga, and Kuu were having a snowballs fight, they found a big piece of wooden board. Myo, Ga, and Kuu got on the board and slipped down along over the snow by accident. They discovered a sleighing this time. Myo, Ga, and Kuu were slided down so fast and stuck into snowbank. Because of Ga's stupid reaction, they were buried under the huge snow mountain.
    • Yeow[45] (2007)
      • Status: Partially Found. The episode was released on DVD in South Korea[69] and some screenshots of the episode can be found on a website that lists the individual contents of the DVD.[70] Another image of the episode can also be seen on a CGLand post from 2011 about the episode.[71] The episode was also screened at the Seoul Character & Licensing Fair 2009.[72] The episode also had a upload to the Chinese video platform Youku that is now unavailable.[73] The episode's runtime is 4 minutes and 32 seconds, most likely ncluding the theme song.[70][71]
      • Episode Synopsis: One day, Myo, Ga, and Kuu find a grape vine. Climbing up the tree to eat the grapes, the friends fight with each other to eat the grapes, but Ga loses his balance and falls off the tree. Luckily, his feet get tangled in the vine's trunk and he manages to avoid hitting the ground. But as he continues to gain momentum, he climbs up and down the tree, and Myo and Kuu, who are watching, think it's hilarious and tie ropes to their own feet to jump down. After discovering the fun of bungee jumping, the friends moved from the tree to the bridge to a dizzyingly high cliff, but there was nowhere to tie the rope to the cliff, so Myo had an idea. They divided the rope into three parts, tied them to their bodies, and jumped from different directions. But as expected, their weight falls to one side, and they all fall into the forest together.[70]
        • Episode Synopsis #2: Myo, Ga, and Kuu created Bungee jumping using grapevines while they were picking the grapes to eat. They wanted to jump down from a higher place, so they looked for the highest place. Myo, Ga, and Kuu climbed the highest mountain but couldn’t find a place hanging the grapevine. While Myo and friends were finding out a way of jumping, Ga jumped in wrong direction and faced a trouble.
  • Myo & Ga comic book series[74] (published by VOOZfirm[75], possibly 2006-2008)
    • Status: Lost. They were seemingly scrapped as they never released, first confirmed by Canimals Stuff/PrototypeProject in the Canimals Prototype Project Wiki. These supposed comics have never been found on any Korean shopping websites (although books using the Canimal characters by the same company from 2008 and 2009 have been discovered but only have some pages found) and nothing related to the planned comics seemed to been on Voozfirm's website. Concept art for the comics can be seen on a Notefolio page.[76]
  • MyoGaClub website
    • Status: Found. Everything from the site has been saved by a video and various pages from the site have been saved on the Wayback Machine and put on Flashpoint. However, many posts from the guest board are lost due to the board no longer working by the time the video about the website had been made, and only some of the guest board's posts from the website have been saved on the Wayback Machine.
  • Myo & Ga: The Life of a Hero Flash Game
    • Status: Found, can be found and is playable on several websites. The game also used to be avaliable to be purchased for 10 acorns on Cyworld's gift shop.[77] The game was made for Cyworld, an Korean social networking service with a item shop containing games.[78][79]

An entire episode of the series was also avaliable to watch on Imira Entertainment's website in 2010, in the "projects" section.[80][81][82] This has been removed from the website and it was not saved on the Wayback Machine, making the file of the episode that was uploaded to Imira Entertainment's website lost, much like the 2006 Myo&Ga spot animation that was on the 2007 VOOZ website. The exact episode that could be seen on Imira's website is unknown since the episode was not saved on the Wayback Machine. Looking inside the article also implies Imira Entertainment may have uploaded something related to the series to YouTube. The episode also served as the series' online pilot[82], much like the 2007 Spot Animation.


Show Synopsis[]

MyoGaClub (Korean translation)[]

The sea was a world ruled by a god called the Dragon King, who controlled the harmony of all nature and the birth of life. However, the all-powerful Dragon King suddenly became ill, and none of the elixirs in the sea were of any use. Three land-based masters appear and prescribe that the dragon king's illness can only be cured by consuming the mysterious, legendary drink, Yeo Yi Ju. The dragon king sends “Ga” (a turtle), the only one who can travel to the surface, to find it, but it's buried in a world ruled by the Twelve Gods. and those who covet her will die. Will “Ga” be able to get her and cure the dragon king's illness? The adventure of “Ga” and the land animal “Myo” begins.

MyoGaClub[]

Once the sea was the world where dominated by the Sea God who had the all power of the balance of the nature and the creation of entity. But even to the sea God couldn't escape from the illness even though he was the strongest of above. There was no medicine that worked. Three ascetics from the land diagnosed the sea God's illness that he must eat the Mythical ball to get cured. This Mythical ball has been buried in the ground of the world where dominated by the 12 God of the earth and warning that if any one who tries to have the Mythical ball can't avoid the death, but the sea God gave the mission to "Ga" (a sea turtle) to get the ball Can "Ga" get this ball and cure the sea God's illness? The adventure starts with "Ga" and the land animal are facing grave dangers and Hocus focus accidents.

Animation World Network/FilmAffinity/Catalan Films[]

Myo and Ga are heroes for our time. Their quest - to track down the mysterious Dragon Pearl of Wong and save the natural world from destruction. The trouble is, Myo's a rabbit, Ga's a turtle, their best friend's a chicken and they have no idea where to start.[83][46][84]

License Global[]

This program features three animal characters: a brave but gullible turtle named Ga who was sent to find a cure for the king; Co, a noble chicken; and Myo, a fugitive kung-fu rabbit.[85]

Kidscreen[]

Manga-inspired animation that leans heavily on Matrix-style fight sequences and video game sound effects provides the perfect backdrop for the quest to track down the legendary Dragon Pearls of Wong, which will save the God of the Sea and protect the natural world from destruction. On the case are Myo the rabbit, Ga the turtle and their best friend, a hapless chicken named Kuu.

Each episode follows along as the questers journey to another remote locale that houses a pearl – moving from barren deserts, to mountaintops, to the icy North Pole. As luck (and common video game narrative conceit) would have it, the God of the Sea’s archrival is also after the pearls in a bid for power, and he employs three sneaky villains to follow Myo and Ga and steal their precious cargo.[86]

Hancinema[]

It is a comic adventure showing the events experienced by the tortoise 'Ga' who came on land to find the cure for the illness of the Sea God and the rabbit 'Myo' who lives in an enormous mountain of garbage and helps to find the cure. The story is about how the wise heroes 'Myo', 'Ga'and 'Ku' overcome each challenge and task that they face. In each episode, at the very moment when the tension is at its peak in the situation that the heroes face, wit and humor makes the audience laugh.[87]

PuccaClub[]

The Animation ‘Myo&Ga’ is a comic adventure story about a Tortoise ‘Ga’, who came land to find a medicine for the King of Ocean, and ‘Myo’, who lives in a mountain of waste. They look for the medicine in a polluted world to naturally delivering the message about the importance of environmental care.[88]

NAVER Search[]

The adventure story of a rabbit, a turtle, and a chicken as they explore the world together.[22]

Daum Search[]

An animation depicting the adventures of the curious turtle “Ga” who lives by the sea and embarks on a journey to an unfamiliar land with a curiosity about life on land, along with the braggart rabbit “Myo”.[89]

2007 Seoul Character Fair article description[]

'Myo & Ga', depicts the hilarious story of the turtle 'Ga' who came to land to find the Dragon King's medicine and the rabbit 'Myo' who dreams of becoming rich.[90]

Pilot Content Focus article (Uses a description synopsis from Dory & Boogy)[]

Since a very long time ago, there have been 12 animals that are the best among animals. They are called the '12 zodiac signs' and are the wisest of animals. The dragon (辰) does not like the system in which the 12 zodiac signs rule the earth and rebels, but is subdued by the Jade Emperor and the Heavenly Host. The dragon vows to get revenge on the Jade Emperor and the other 12 zodiac signs who exiled him, and begins to plot while waiting for the seal of the Yeouiju to be released and for 1000 years for him to escape the glacier. 1000 years later, as the seal of the Yeouiju begins to break, Boogy comes to the land with the mission to seal the 11 Yeouijus again and thwart the dragon's plot. Dory is the first friend Boogy meets on land. Dory is a greedy rabbit who is blinded by Boogy's Yeouiju and goes on a trip with Boogy.[91]

VOOZ.co.kr (2018 website)[]

“Save the sea with moonlight!”

“I must have moonlight.”

“I keep the moonlight.”

What is the alternative moonlight?!! No, what happened to them? The uncomfortable alliance of those with different purposes!

Curious turtle 'Ga', greedy and short-lagging rabbit 'Myo'

Those who are united with fate, greed, and duty overcome the crisis through cooperation. Cute!! Please look forward to the friendship and dangerous adventures that bloom in each other![42]

Early Synopsis (Dory&Boogy era)[]

The story of these characters is adapted from the classic Korean novel, 'Byeoljubujeon'. Dory is a rabbit, Boogy is a turtle, and there is also Hury, a scary fisherman, and Chenji, who has incredible transformation powers. A mysterious fish-dragon appears. Boogy, who has received orders from the Dragon King, sets out to find the rabbit's liver. However, Boogy, who has never seen a rabbit before, does not even notice the rabbit right in front of him...[92]

Korean Animation 2007 synopsis (WEDGE shorts)[]

Myo & Ga consists of short animations about discovering new things from the nature. Myo is always a victim to fill Kuu's curiosity.[45]

El Pais' Cinco Dias "Cartoons generate more through marketing than through television" article (Imira, 2011)[]

Myo-Ga-Co, the story of three heroes: a kung-fu rabbit, an intellectual turtle, and an amnesiac chicken, who must find Dr. Hwa-Ta.[93]

History[]

The series was first conceptualized in 1996 by Calvin and Boo Kyoung Kim, two animation students from South Korea[94][95] and was originally titled "Dory & Boogy" (도리와 부기)[96][35][97][92][98][99], and this version was vastly different from the version known as Myo & Ga. Dory (Myo) and Boogy (Ga) both had very different personalities and this version had a tiger named Hury and a frog named Change[100] as other prominent characters. The franchise also had a pig character who was only seen in 1996-1998 merchandise has the same design as a slightly later VOOZ character (from possibly 1998), Mura[101][102][103] (from Mura: Military Pigs), only without a helmet.

Before VOOZ was founded in November 1999, the franchise was originally used in 1996-1998 for a fancy goods and stationery company called Chon-Ti/Idea Design Group, as Calvin and Boo Kyoung Kim worked there to gain experience before starting a company.[104][105][106]

Dory&Boogy was originally going to be published as a webzine, but there were problems with the contract.[96][35][97]

In 1999/2000, plans to make a 3D-animated Dory&Boogy TV show were thought once VOOZ was founded.

Dory & Boogy had wallpapers, icons[100], a Winamp skin[107][108][109][110][111] and a banner[112] released on the VOOZ website alongside VOOZ's other characters, such as Pucca, Mura, Animalcraft, Nei&Shu and Sideboy.

In 2004[113], the franchise was relaunched as "Mo & Ga" (卯甲傳/모엔가) and it started to get influenced by old Korean paintings (like the Joseon Dynasty ones), whilst still having the characters from Dory & Boogy. (although Ga/Boogy recieved a minor redesign which would be exclusive to this era) The goal for the new era would be that unlike Pucca, which debuted as 2D-animated flash animations, Mo & Ga would have debuted as a manhwa/comic book series.[74] Mo & Ga was later renamed to Myo & Ga in August 2005.[114]

This would be the last version to feature Hury and Change. This version was shown at the 2005 LIMA Show/Licensing International Expo.[115][74]

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