GG Bond
television series
GG Bond (simplified Chinese: 猪猪侠; traditional Chinese: 豬豬俠) is a Chinese animated fantasy television show created by Zhibin "Ben" Gu and produced by WinSing Animation. The series began in 2005 and has aired for 18 seasons. The production company has distributed one season of episodes yearly since 2005.
For the 18th season, the show was completely redesigned and the characters were given new names. This revamp was developed with the help of Al Kahn, the former CEO of 4Kids Entertainment, who brought in some American writers. Starting with this season, the show was given the new English title Kung Fu Pork Choppers.
There are currently eleven theatrical films based on the TV series: GG Bond Hatching (2012), GG Bond 2 (2014), GG Bond Movie: Ultimate Battle (2015), GG Bond: Guarding (2017),GG Bond: Lollipop in Fantasy (2019), GG Bond: Diary of Dinosaur (2021), GG Bond: Ocean Mission (2022), GG Bond: Racing 72H (2023), GG Bond: Interstellar Mission (2024), I'm Bond, GG Bond (2025) and GG Bond: Race Through Time (2026).
Plot
The show follows the titular GG Bond, an intelligent, immature, and mischievous humanoid pig living in a world where the magic of fairy tales has coalesced with modern society. He retains a close circle of acquaintances in the fellow pigs Phoebe (菲菲), Super Q (超人强), Bobby (波比), S-Daddy (小呆呆), and Dr. Mihoo (迷糊博士).
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