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Ratz

Ratz is an animated television show created by the Xilam studios of France, with joint production from Canada. The show stars two rats, Rapido and Razmo, aboard the S.S. Wanderer, a cheese ship with no true destination. The focus of the show is on the adventures of the two rats, including protecting the cheese, interacting with the crew with all assorted ill-fated encounters and stowaways. The rats live in the hull of the ship in a lavish apartment. While being targeted at small kids at France, the show has turned into a small cult following older ages because of its late night air time, in Canada. The version features the comedy duo Éric et Ramzy's voices. Unlike many programs designed for a younger viewer, Ratz doesn't have ethical resolve in the finish of each episode. The show is also noteworthy because of its positive portrayal of rats, unusual for Western and North American cultures, which give its literary rats faculties that are antagonizing, covetous and evil. Also of interest would be the sound track from Hervé Lavandier, and also the mixture of 3D animation and classic animation. Ratz was branded Rapido and featured a more chunky animation style. Some websites still signify this.

Released: N/A

Genre: Animation

Casts: Emmanuel Garijo, Sylvia Bergé, Ramzy Bedia, Eric Judor, Gérard Rinaldi