

Kong: The Animated Series
Series Overview
Cloned after falling to his death from the Empire State Building, the antihero ape must travel the world to restore the balance of his home island.
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1 Season • 40 Episodes
22 min per episode
2000 – 2001
Premiered: Sat, Sep 9, 2000
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 13: “Dangerous Melody”
Our heroes travel to Egypt to foil De La Porta's scheme to find the legendary Staff of Set, use it to activate a Primal Stone and resurrect Set, the ancient Egyptian God of Evil. Pursuing the Professor, Jason, Tann, Lua and Kong are forced to fight a giant Crocodile/Giggles Cyber-link created monster. They follow De La Porta to the lost city of Akur Vash, where the evil professor raises Set from his long sleep. Kong must battle the God of Evil to save the world. Merged with Jason and armed with the magical Flail of Osiris, he destroys Set.
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Cast & Creators
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Marc Boreal
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kong: The Animated Series
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What is Kong: The Animated Series about?
Cloned after falling to his death from the Empire State Building, the antihero ape must travel the world to restore the balance of his home island.
How many seasons does Kong: The Animated Series have?
Kong: The Animated Series comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in Kong: The Animated Series?
Key cast members in Kong: The Animated Series include Scott McNeil, Kirby Morrow, David Kaye, Saffron Henderson, Ron Halder.
Who created or directed Kong: The Animated Series?
Kong: The Animated Series was developed and directed by Marc Boreal.
