ladybug and cat noir came out in 2002.
ladybug and cat noir came out in 2002.
when did ladybug and cat noir come out?
2002
south korea was the first country to premiere "ladybug", with girl group fiestar to sing its translated theme song. it aired on 1 september 2015 on ebs1, and ran for 13 episodes until november 2015, with repeats through february 2016, and its second half of the season airing from 1 march 2016. sk broadband, having participated in the production, provided the episodes on video on demand exclusively to subscribers of their iptv platform b tv, about a half-hour following the south korean broadcast of each one on ebs1. disney channel in south korea has also aired the series as of 7 december 2015.
miraculous: tales of ladybug & cat noir
adrien's character has received a generally positive critical response, with writers characterizing him as an "iconic", "great", beautiful, "relatable", and "beyond famous" character. "comicsverse"s michele kirichanskaya said that adrien's "character is essential to the overall charm captured by the show". she praised that cat noir had been inspired by an existent superhero, catwoman. kirichanskaya stated that cat noir had been created following the "superhero logic", due to which heroes wearing masks "must combat superpowered foes". she wrote that due to cat noir's "transformation scene", the "magical girl trope" present in the story is "not limited by gender". robert lloyd of "los angeles times" described adrien as "an unspoiled rich kid who moonlights as a model". he stated that "the male hero wears a catsuit, cat ears and a sort of tail", which "may seem a surprisingly foreign and/or feminine touch" to the american audience. "comicsalliance" writer elle collins praised that cat noir's costume "makes him look like selina kyle's boy sidekick". she said many people have "the false belief that superheroes are for boys", deeming it predictable that cat noir was publicized as ladybug's "equal co-star of the show" although the initial title of the series had highlighted "the female character as the real star, with cat noir as her fellow costumed hero and possible love interest". collins stated she was "interested to see" whether cat noir had "a magical girl transformation" similar to ladybug's. emily ashby of "common sense media" characterized adrien in his civilian form as a normal child "facing typical tween troubles", such as "keeping up with school, making friends, and dealing with difficult peers". "comic book resources" writer nathan dodge described cat noir as "a stylish cat-themed hero". "culture honey"s laura aasland felt that adrien's character consists of "great" writing. emily auten of "nerd much?" praised bryce papenbrook's voice acting, stating that adrien's voice is done "especially well" along with marinette's and regarding this as "definitely a plus since the entire plot focuses on them". she said that adrien's character is "very interesting", "especially in contrast with" his superhero identity, and wrote that adrien is a "great" choice for a protagonist "even without the romantic subplot". auten characterized cat noir as one of the "best" parts of the series, and she stated that his "lengthy transformation" sequence never seems overly extended and is "fun to see". an "el intransigente" writer said adrien's character shows that money does not buy happiness. adrien was commented to "teach kids about confidence". cat noir was described as loyal, and as ladybug's "sidekick". when an episode depicted him in a stadium, cat noir was stated to win alongside ladybug against his opponent as easily as the professional football club paris saint-germain f.c. did in the ligue 1 french championship.
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