3 Amigonauts
Canadian animated television series
3 Amigonauts (aka The 3 Amigonauts and The Three Amigonauts) is a Canadian animated television series created by Kyle Marshall and developed by Laurie Elliott and Terry McGurrin. The series debuted on YTV on August 5, 2017, and aired new episodes through September 28, 2017.
Premise
The show centers on three lovably reckless 13-year-old children named Herby, Kirbie, and Burt who are hailed as heroes after saving Earth from annihilation. The series takes place during Earth's far-flung future.
Characters
The Amigonauts
Herby (Annick Obonsawin) – the one with blue hair and a head bigger than his torso. He is the shortest of the three.
Kirbie (Julie Sype) – the tallest and sole female of the three. She has green hair.
Burt (Doug Hadders) – the one with a head and torso as one solid mass with brown hair. He is of medium height.
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