Pucca: Season 2

Mar. 03, 2008

Duration: 59S min/episode

Rated: TV-Y7

Status: Ended

Episodes
Info

2 - 39
Skip to My LooAug. 11, 2008
2 - 38
Abra-Ca-PuccaAug. 11, 2008
2 - 37
Tame That ToonAug. 11, 2008
2 - 36
Super Sooga SquadAug. 04, 2008
2 - 35
Double 'A' AttackAug. 04, 2008
2 - 34
Cuckoo LoveAug. 04, 2008
2 - 33
Garu HoodJul. 21, 2008
2 - 32
Jingle CansJul. 21, 2008
2 - 31
It's a Ring Ring ThingJul. 21, 2008
2 - 30
Full Moon PuccaJul. 14, 2008
2 - 29
The Bride of MujiJul. 14, 2008
2 - 28
Fab AbyoJul. 14, 2008
2 - 27
Tomb It May ConcernJul. 07, 2008
2 - 26
Striking OutJul. 07, 2008
2 - 25
Ching It OnJul. 07, 2008
2 - 24
4 Eyes - 2 MindsJun. 30, 2008
2 - 23
He Loves Me NotJun. 30, 2008
2 - 22
Hooray for BollywoodJun. 30, 2008
2 - 21
Stuck on GooJun. 23, 2008
2 - 20
Hot and BotheredJun. 23, 2008
2 - 19
Enter the Dragon GirlsJun. 23, 2008
2 - 18
Chef-Napped Part 3Jun. 16, 2008
2 - 17
Chef-Napped Part 2Jun. 16, 2008
2 - 16
Chef-Napped Part 1Jun. 16, 2008
2 - 15
Hex Door NeighbourMar. 21, 2008
2 - 14
Astral Boy and Dream GirlMar. 21, 2008
2 - 13
Monster Truck IslandApr. 21, 2008
2 - 12
Stop That YangMar. 31, 2008
2 - 11
JanitaurusMar. 31, 2008
2 - 10
Chop ChewieMar. 31, 2008
2 - 9
Dragon PlayerMar. 24, 2008
2 - 8
Invincible VengeanceMar. 24, 2008
2 - 7
Pucca's Fishy TaleMar. 24, 2008
2 - 6
Samba of DoomMar. 10, 2008
2 - 5
Break My DayMar. 10, 2008
2 - 4
Unsinkable PuccaMar. 10, 2008
2 - 3
Trial by FuryMar. 03, 2008
2 - 2
Knock It Off!Mar. 03, 2008
2 - 1
PuccapatraMar. 03, 2008

"Pucca" is a TV series based on a Flash animation series published by Vooz Character Systems. It follows the trails and exploits of a South Korean girl named Pucca who is insanely in love with a prideful ninja named Garu. Meanwhile, Garu and Pucca help their town of Sooga Village out when evil ninjas attack, as well as diffuse a lot of the absurd situations that frequently plague the town. This show could best be described as a cleaned-up version of South Park meets Looney Tunes meets Naruto. There is some very subtly hidden adult humor; but most of the adult jokes would not go noticed by small children, who are the primary audience.