This is my favorite French animated cartoon from my childhood about of anthropomorphic animals kids who gets not good day and they gets power to be hero of day and this animated series based off of the original book of the same name by Hélène Bruller and Zep.

The animation (only Season 1-2) some looks likes Arthur and Chowder mixed together, same design characters (but in that French cartoon not having humanoids or other non-anthropomorphic animal characters, designs of characters in French cartoon have Modern clothes than older clothes from chowder except Jonathan because he's in Season 1 without Shorts and Shoes, but in season 2 to presents have shorts and shoes, and also not have stock backgrounds layers on clothes of characters) and same backgrounds, but I'm warn about of any transformation scenes, after getting superpowers of anthropomorphic animals kids, their bodies started growing muscles (also female characters it's also concerns), they becoming bigger than earth and come back their normal bodies (but many characters after getting superpowers gets also superhero costumes), after saving a day their superpowers is disappearing and come back to normal.

This series also have Season 2 with different title La bande des Minijusticiers (The Minimighty Squad) about Greg (superfart), Eleanor (superfoureyes), Jonathan (supertumble), Mary-Ann (supercrybaby) and Ivan (supermini) who theirs superpowers is come back to thanks to magic star from special episode (but not have English dub), and they helping with problems of their friends and others, and saving day from criminal, in Season 3 we see who traditionally animation changed to Flash animation motion-tweens with new characters, but any characters from season 1-2 are not appearing from unknown reasons.

This is Best Show Ever with my favorites shows likes Chowder, The Marvellous Misadventures of Flapjack, Superjail!, Adventure Time, Regular Show, The Simpsons, Phineas and Ferb and others that I loved and liked.

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