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Hanazuki: Total of Treasures
Also known as	Hanazuki
Genre	Comedy-drama Science fiction Fantasy Run a risk Educational
Based on	The characters by Hanneke Metselaar and Nicola Stumpo
Developed by	Dave Polsky
Directed by	Allison Craig
Voices of	Jessica DiCicco Colleen Villard Cassandra Morris Michael Sinterniklaas Avery Waddell
Composers	John Jennings Boyd Eric 5. Hachikian
Country of origin	The states
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	35 (list of episodes)
Product
Executive producers	Stephen Davis Meghan McCarthy (co-executive producer) Chris Prynoski
Producer	Winnie Chaffee
Editor	Louis Legge
Running fourth dimension	10–eleven minutes
Production companies	Titmouse, Inc. Hasbro Studios (Season 1) Allspark Animation (Season 2) Inspidea (animation service)
Benefactor	Hasbro Studios/Allspark
Release
Original network	YouTube (2017–2018) Discovery Family (2018–2019)
Motion-picture show format	720p24 (xvi:9 Hard disk drive) (via YouTube, episodes one–9 on season one) 1080p24 (16:9 Total Hard disk drive) (via YouTube, episodes 10–27 on flavor 1) 1080i (16:9 HDTV) (via tv)
Original release	January 12, 2017 (2017-01-12) – May 4, 2019 (2019-05-04)

Hanazuki: Full of Treasures (also known as Hanazuki ) is an American animated children'south evidence produced by Titmouse, Inc. for Allspark Animation, a sectionalization of Hasbro, with Stephen Davis of Allspark and Chris Prynoski of Titmouse serving as executive producers. Fabricated in conjunction with a line of Hanazuki toys, it is based on characters and concepts which were developed by Hanneke Metselaar and Niko Stumpo before Hasbro purchased them in 2010. Set in a fictional galaxy comprising countless moons, the series follows Hanazuki, a childlike being called a Moonflower who uses her emotion-based powers to protect her home from existence obliterated by a dark force known as the "Big Bad".

The series debuted on YouTube on January 12, 2017,^[1] and was produced in conjunction with a line of merchandise to be released later the same year, including a toyline and digital app.^[two] The series received praise from critics, drawing favorable comparisons to other blithe series such as My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic and Steven Universe for its storytelling, visual aesthetic, and darker undertones.^{[3] [4] [five]} As of May 2017, the series has amassed over 120 one thousand thousand views.^[6] It was renewed for a second flavor,^[6] and aired in March 2019. Titmouse announced a calendar month before the season'due south debut that they ended production of the serial, leaving it on a hiatus with simply eight episodes and fifteen shorts remaining in production, in order for Hasbro to detect some other studio to do the animation.^{[7] [ meliorate source needed ]}

The series made its American televised debut on December 1, 2018, ambulation on Discovery Family.^[8]

Premise [edit]

The series is gear up in a fictional galaxy of moons that is beset by the "Large Bad", a black, inky miasma that drains the life and color of anything it touches. Each moon is protected past a Moonflower, a plantlike humanoid who uses their moods to actuate magical "treasures" that are supplied by an infantile being named Little Dreamer, which tin so be planted to abound trees that ward off the Big Bad. The serial opens with Hanazuki, a newly born Moonflower, arriving on a moon populated past numerous denizens, including colorful rabbit-similar creatures called Hemka. Several episodes focus on Hanazuki and her friends' escapades every bit she learns about her responsibilities and emotions, ending with her growing a colored Treasure Tree that corresponds with her mood in that episode. As the series progresses, Hanazuki encounters other Moonflowers that take failed at saving their own moons and seek to learn from Hanazuki in order to properly harness their powers confronting the Big Bad.^[9]

Episodes [edit]

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Characters [edit]

Moonflowers [edit]

Moonflowers are childlike beings who are guardians of the galaxy's moons. Created by Lilliputian Dreamer, they have white flowers on their heads and highlights that alter color depending on their moods, enabling them to grow Treasure Copse that protect their moons from the Big Bad.

• Hanazuki (Jessica DiCicco) – The titular protagonist of the serial. A newly born Moonflower, Hanazuki is a kind, friendly, and optimistic girl who always offers help to those who need it. She is quick to conform to her role equally her moon'due south guardian, allowing her to empathize and command her own emotions more successfully than most other Moonflowers.
• Kiazuki (Cassandra Lee Morris) – An older, cynical Moonflower who lives on a moon ravaged past the Big Bad. Although claiming to be more experienced than Hanazuki, Kiazuki has failed to ever abound a colored Treasure Tree of her own, and envies Hanazuki'south success. She thus manipulates Hanazuki, who admires her as her "Moonflower sister", into helping her larn treasures to restore her moon. She is later revealed to exist the founder of the Garlandians, a failed emergency response squad devised to gainsay the Big Bad.
• Kiyoshi (Vargus Mason) – A male Moonflower who protects a moon inhabited past unicorns. Considering of his pessimistic nature, he is only able to grow blackness Treasure Trees, which are ineffective in warding off the Big Bad. Deposed and exiled for his failures, Kiyoshi receives guidance from Hanazuki to properly harness his emotional powers, eventually regaining authorization of his moon.
• Maroshi (Marcus Toji) – A Moonflower from an ocean-covered world that is frozen and shattered past the Big Bad. Despite losing his home, he maintains a positive, laid-back attitude at all times, which makes him easy for others to get forth with, but also appearing somewhat irresponsible. He is talented at flying through space on a surfboard-like device.
• Miyumi (Elise Dubois) - An outgoing & confident Moonflower who is ever sure about herself despite not being mean. She can be irresponsible & self-centered since she prefers to enjoy herself. But in the end she realized that she tin can exist totally responsible since she learned her lesson.

Hemka [edit]

The Hemka (or Hemkas) are small, rabbit-like creatures that inhabit Hanazuki'south moon. They speak in gibberish that others except Hanazuki can fully understand, and they have malleable bodies that allow them to merge and alter into dissimilar objects. Each Hemka is of a different color and represents a specific personality trait that Hanazuki reflects.

• Red Hemka (Colleen Villard) – A feisty Hemka decumbent to picking fights and pulling pranks on others. Cerise ofttimes acts as the leader of the other Hemkas.
• Orangish Hemka (Michael Sinterniklaas) – A wacky Hemka who often jumps around and makes light-headed faces.
• Yellow Hemka (Colleen Villard) – A happy Hemka who enjoys playing and remains optimistic in unsafe situations.
• Lime Green Hemka (Jessica DiCicco) – A scared Hemka who is easily startled by anything.
• Greenish Hemka (Michael Sinterniklaas) – A mellow Hemka who speaks with a laid-dorsum tone.
• Teal Hemka (Michael Sinterniklaas in season 1, Cassandra Lee Morris in the shorts) – A glamorous Hemka.
• Blue Hemka (Jessica DiCicco) – A lamentable Hemka who is constantly crying or on the verge of tears.
• Lavender Hemka (Michael Sinterniklaas) – An inspired Hemka who has creative ideas simply is too shy to act on them.
• Purple Hemka (Michael Sinterniklaas) – A mettlesome Hemka who performs feats of derring-exercise.
• Pink Hemka (Michael Sinterniklaas) – A loving Hemka who shows affection for everything.
• Raspberry Hemka (Cassandra Lee Morris) - A Hemka that is supposed to correspond Hope
• Emerald Hemka (Avery Waddell) - A Hemka that represents Jealousy

Unicorns [edit]

Unicorns in the series are native to Kiyoshi'south moon. They possess the same colors and personality traits equally the Hemka, with the boosted ability to perform magic using their horns. Most unicorns in the series are voiced past Debi Derryberry.

• Sleepy Unicorn (Avery Waddell) – A unicorn who lives on Hanazuki's moon and, every bit his proper name suggests, spends nigh of his time sleeping. Despite his relaxed and lazy nature, he harbors a troubled by; originally named Noble Unicorn, he lives in exile from his home moon after failing to stop his brother Twisted Unicorn's defection against Kiyoshi. Convinced that he is unfit to wield magic because of his failure, Sleepy regains his conviction to use his powers once more to help Hanazuki.
• Twisted Unicorn (Avery Waddell) – Sleepy Unicorn'due south brother and the leader of the unicorns. Twisted is a tyrant responsible for overthrowing Kiyoshi, forcing his young man unicorns to maintain a force field he professes will protect their moon from the Big Bad. He is eventually deposed by the combined efforts of Hanazuki, Kiyoshi, and their allies, leading Twisted to hunt them across the galaxy for revenge.

Slooths [edit]

Sloth-similar creatures that live on Miyumi'southward moon. The others were voiced by Cassandra Lee Morris.

• BB (Elise Dubois) - Miyumi's favorite teal Slooth who likes everything fabulous simply like her.

Others [edit]

• Little Dreamer (Colleen Villard) – Hanazuki'south infant-like creator who delivers treasures to the Moonflowers. He is shown sleeping at all times and wearing dissimilar-patterned pajamas almost every time he appears.
• Dazzlessence Jones (Avery Waddell) – The self-appointed sheriff of Hanazuki's moon who resembles a diamond. He helps Hanazuki maintain gild, and speaks verbose words through vocal.
• Zikoro (Avery Waddell) – Kiazuki's sole companion on her moon, a blackness fauna who behaves like a restless canis familiaris. He is regularly mistreated by Kiazuki, but remains loyal to her and enjoys tormenting the Hemka. After Kiazuki abandons him on Hanazuki's moon, he takes more of a liking to Hanazuki and her friends.
• Chicken Constitute (Alison Martin) – A grouchy plant with the resemblance of a craven that constantly tries eating the Hemka. She is prone to laying eggs that hatch into destructive monsters.
• Mirror Plant (Shondalia White) – A constitute that translates an individual's thoughts and repeats what the subject says.
• Mazzadril (Michael Sinterniklaas) – I-eyed, four-legged beasts with horns on their heads and tentacles for mouths. Their natural habitat is the dark side of both Hanazuki's moon and Kiazuki's moon.
• Mashy Bunington (Pat Fraley) – A friendly gourmand hotdog who lives on the nighttime side of the moon, exiled there after thoughtlessly devouring Chicken Found's wings.
• Basil Ganglia (Trevor Devall) – An egocentric, megalomaniacal brain who inhabits a cave on the moon's dark side. He has designs to take over Hanazuki's moon, just is helpless to acquit them out due to his lack of other body parts.
• Flochi (Nika Futterman) – The creatures that inhabit Maroshi'south moon, resembling fish with catlike faces. They glide across any surface in unison, with the exception of a lavender Flochi aptly named Wanderer for her more independent nature.
• Axo – (Gary Anthony Williams) An axolotl who is the Bouncer of the Cube: the club in the Nighttime Side who only likes silliness.
• Enormous Coal – (Dino Andrade) A coal similar beast who lives in the Volcano of Fears who likes to brag nearly being large.
• Depriva – (Jennifer Unhurt) A flower on Hanazuki'due south moon who'south and then fabulous & likes to talk near it.
• Glow Worms – (Trevor Devall) Servants of Depriva.

Development and production [edit]

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The original concept of Hanazuki was commencement developed in 2005 as an independent toy line by Norwegian^{[eleven] [12]} art director Niko Stumpo and his Dutch partner, Hanneke Metselaar,^[xiii] nether the cocky-formed Hanazuki Visitor in kingdom of the netherlands.^[14] Hasbro purchased the rights to the Hanazuki brand in 2010, with The Hanazuki Company being rebranded Thisisarobot.^[xiv] By 2013, Hanazuki was beingness adult equally an interactive game for children from ages 7 to 12, with a scheduled release date for Fall 2014.^[15] A preview of Hanazuki was included in the 2013 United States home media release of Hasbro Studios' My Little Pony: Equestria Girls.^[16] On January x, 2017, Hasbro appear Hanazuki as a web series that would premiere on their YouTube channel on January 12.^[thirteen]

Release [edit]

Released beginning on January 12, 2017 on the property's official website and past Hasbro's official YouTube channel, the first flavor consists of 27 episodes, with the beginning xviii released in two sets of 9 in accord with the full moon of the lunar agenda.^{[13] [17]} The remaining 9 episodes were released weekly from May xix to July xiv, 2017.^[6] The series was bachelor in multiple languages. In 2018, Hasbro has since de-listed all the total episodes off their YouTube channel following the decision to air the series via tv networks.

In Canada, Hanazuki: Total of Treasures aired every bit a sneak peek on January 28, 2017 on Teletoon, Cartoon Network, YTV, and Disney Channel, all operated past Corus Entertainment.^{[18] [19] [twenty] [21] [ better source needed ]}

In the Usa, Discovery Family began dissemination the start season on Dec one, 2018.^[8]

Originally Season 2 was supposed to be released in 2018, simply delayed to 2019, instead.

The series likewise made its debut on foreign TV channels such as Pop in the United Kingdom, eToonz in South Africa, and Network 10 in Australia.

Reception [edit]

Critical response [edit]

Hanazuki: Full of Treasures was met with critical praise and online popularity upon release, with several favorably comparing it to the television series My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (another Hasbro property) and Steven Universe for its light-hearted tone, visual artful, and methodical storytelling.^{[three] [4] [five]} Equally of May 2017, the series has accumulated over 120 million views on YouTube.^[half-dozen]

In her review of the series, Lauren Orsini of Forbes commented on the involvement of Friendship Is Magic writer Dave Polsky as a story editor, considering Friendship Is Magic to be lucrative to Hasbro's success, and concluding that the serial was an try past the company to incite similar success with Hanazuki.^[3] In a later article, Orsini attributed the series' popularity on YouTube to its "spunky characters and high production values".^[22] Mercedes Milligan of Blitheness Magazine said of the series, "Hanazuki puts a modernistic, cantankerous-platform spin on a premise that will be familiar to '80s kids who grew up with Rainbow Brite, et al."^[nine] Ella Anders of BSC Kids praised the opening episodes for its setting, lore, characters, and overarching storytelling. She additionally interpreted the series as a Western magical girl serial that "doesn't play off the traditional magical girl path or tropes".^[iv] Nathalie Medina of iDigitalTimes gave the series a score of 4 out of 5, complimenting the characters and hints of a more than complex underlying story, and comparison its visual style to "a Lisa Frank folder with a 2000s aesthetic".^[five]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Other media [edit]

Merchandise [edit]

The web series was made in conjunction with a line of Hanazuki toys start announced at the 2017 New York Toy Fair, which was launched in June that same year.^{[half-dozen] [2]} A digital app for the series was released for iOS and Android on April 4, 2017, offering a tie-in interactive video game along with episodes of the web series.^{[half-dozen] [24]} A companion book authored past Brandon T. Snider, titled Hanazuki: Book of Treasures – The Official Guide, was released on November 7, 2017.^[25] A series of 4 chapter books gear up within the universe of the web-series was also announced, with the first book written by Stacy Davidowitz, titled Hanazuki: A Spark in the Dark, released on May 8, 2018.^[26]

Theatrical run [edit]

A Hanazuki short was released theatrically with Hasbro Studio's My Little Pony: The Movie on October 6, 2017,^[27] the plot of which focuses on Hanazuki equally she tries to become a treasure back from the playful Yellowish Hemka. During Hasbro's investor day on Baronial 3, 2017, an animated feature based on the serial was appear to be in early stages of development, prepare to be released by Paramount Animation.

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External links [edit]

• Hanazuki: Full of Treasures at IMDb

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanazuki:_Full_of_Treasures

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