Inami (TV series)

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Inami
GenreAnimated
Created byFrançoise Charpiat
Directed byMichel Pillyser
Country of originFrance
Original languageFrench
No. of episodes26
Production
Production companySeahorse Anim
Original release
NetworkTF1
Release2007 (2007)

Inami is a French animated television series set in Amazonia. It was created by Françoise Charpiat and directed by Michael Pillyser, and is distributed by the French company Mediatoon. The series first aired in France on TF1 in 2007, as part of the TFOU TV programming block.[1]

Plot[edit]

The series revolves around the adventures of Inami, a young Amazonian native of the tribe of the Bellacaibos who faces many adventures through the forest facing several enemies next to his animal pair Tatune, his best friend Shimiwe and his secret friend Hyaema, of the tribe of Patamis.

Characters[edit]

  • Inami, an 11-year-old boy of the Bellacaïbos tribe
  • Aminata, Inami's little sister, who mimics his actions
  • Tatoon, Inami's pet armadillo, his totem
  • Shimiwe, Inami's best friend
  • Carras, the old and wise
  • Hyaema, an 11-year-old girl of the Patami tribe, the hereditary enemy of the Bellacaïbos and Inami's crush
  • Moricas, the malicious shaman of the Patami tribe and major antagonist

Episodes[edit]

  1. I Had a Dream...
  2. The Dark of Curtian
  3. The Pink Dolphin
  4. The Salt Quest
  5. The Vemon of Contention
  6. The Secret
  7. The Four Element
  8. Big Brother
  9. The Flame Mans
  10. The Forbidden Sanctuary
  11. The Dark Shaman
  12. The Crocodile Scales
  13. The Price of Freedom
  14. A Tatoune Full of Colors
  15. The Livin Mountain
  16. A Strange Village
  17. The Black Diamon
  18. The Double Link
  19. The Well of Dream
  20. Mystery Island
  21. The Tatou Family
  22. The Eyes of The Big Tatou
  23. The Twelve teeth of the Shark
  24. The Life of The Life
  25. The Strange Message of the Herburas
  26. The Test of Peace

Broadcast[edit]

The series has aired in Africa, United States,Belgium, Brazil, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Serbia and Turkey.[citation needed]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Stuart, Leigh (1 October 2008). "France – French nets take battle online". Kidscreen. Retrieved 21 January 2015.

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