NOUKY AND HIS FRIENDS

New series on first TV and exclusively
From 4 October 2010, from Monday to Friday from 7.00 and 19.00 on Boomerang

Nouky & his friends is an unprecedented, tender animated series, entirely made in computer graphics and produced by Noukie 'Picture, a company born from the incredible success of the homonymous line of soft toys.
The series aims to teach while having fun. Through each story the little ones learn logical reasoning or real basic notions (for example: which is the right and which is the left?), As well as being personally involved in the narration through fun games, songs and dances. To ensure the pedagogical and playful-educational aspect, all the episodes were made under the supervision of two psychologists for children.

The Nouky bear, Paco the donkey and the little cow Lola are three great friends who all live together in the colorful house of Nouky. Starting with a fun game, our friends open the doors to their boundless imaginations to enter a world where anything is possible: they can walk on ceilings, shrink, bounce like balls, fly among the stars, eat cotton candy clouds and make real any of their wishes. But the three little friends are not alone: ​​they bring with them a fourth important protagonist of the series, the little home viewer, called to find solutions with them to solve the small problems that arise in each story. In fact, once the fun in the world of fantasy is over, it could be difficult to get back into reality, perhaps to enjoy a delicious snack on the table: they will then need their fourth friend to remember the magic formula that will make them come down from the ceiling. Exploring the imagination with Paco, Nouky and Lola, children always discover and learn something new, free their imagination, ask themselves questions and repeat difficult phrases: they are stimulated to use memory, observation and common sense to make so that their fellow adventurers always manage to re-enter the real world.

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All characters and images are copyright © MTOYS / Noukie's Pictures / Wallimage, 2006 and of the right holders. they are used here for cognitive and informative purposes.