Creator / Seoul Movie

Seoul Movie was a Seoul based South Korean animation studio owned by TMS Entertainment. They were established in 1990 and closed sometime in the late '00s. Their Spiritual Successor is Soul Creative, launched in August 15, 2008, which has a YouTube channel.

See also Koko Enterprises, another TMS owned South Korean animation studio.

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Seoul Movie's original projects include:

• Adventure King Jang Bogo
  • The Legend of Blue
• Billboard Sign
• Blue Seagull
• Bori & Zzagu
• Curucuru and Friends (season 1 only; with Ffango Entertoyment)
• Dooly the Little Dinosaur: The Adventure on the Ice Planet
• Ghost Station
• Koongya Koongya
• The Marshmallow Times (with Studio Comet)
• Nudl Nude
  • Nudl Nude 2
• One Day of Hitchcock
• Pure Joy
• Restol, The Special Rescue Squad
• Soul Frame Lazenca
• Tangoo & Ullashong
• The Toy Warrior
• Wa-Bull
• The Wishing Star
• Yorang-Ah Yorang-Ah
  • Sing Together, Yorang
  • Petit Petit Muse (to date, their last production)

Outsourcing work:

• Animaniacs (uncredited)
• Batman Beyond (uncredited)
• Blockade (Photography)
• ChannelUmptee3 (uncredited)
• Devil Hunter Yohko (Finish & In-Between Animation) (one episode: "Hell on Earth")
• Extreme Ghostbusters (uncredited)
• Freakazoid! (6 episodes)^List "Candle Jack/Toby Danger in Doomsday Bet/The Lobe", "The Chip Part 2/Freakazoid is History", "Hot Rods From Heck/A Time For Evil", "Relax-O-Vision/Fatman and Boy Blubber/Limbo Lock-Up/Terror Palace", "In Arm's Way/The Cloud", "The Wrath of Gutierrez"
• Gargoyles (2 episodes)^List "Avalon, Part 3", "The Gathering, Part 2"
• Godzilla: The Series (uncredited)
• Iron Man: The Animated Series (2nd season) (uncredited)
• Johnny Bravo (uncredited; outsourced by Koko)
• Jonny Quest: The Real Adventures (Season one) (uncredited)
• Jumanji: The Animated Series (2 episodes)^List "Bargaining For Time", "Master Builder" (with Koko)
• Legend of Basara (Key Animation)
• The Legend of Korra (Key and In-Between Animation, outsourced by Studio Mir) (as Seoul Movie Park)
• Les Enfants du Mondial (aka Soccer Fever) (In-Between animation)
• Lupin III: From Siberia With Love (In-Between Animation)
• Mameushi-kun (Mameushi-kun Production Committee through Chang-Rok Jun)
• The Marshmallow Times
• Martin Mystery (2 episodes)^List "Web of the Spider Creature", "Hairier and Scarier"
• Men in Black: The Series (uncredited)
• Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series (uncredited)
• Mighty Max (uncredited; likely outsourced by Dong Yang & Koko)
• Mission Odyssey (uncredited; likely outsourced by Koko)
• ¡Mucha Lucha! (uncredited; likely outsourced by Koko)
• A Petal (Animation)
• Peter Pan & the Pirates (uncredited)
• Project Gee Ke R (3 episodes)^List "Destruct Sequence", "Smell of the Wild", "Independence Daze"
• The Proud Family (uncredited; likely outsourced by Dong Yang)
• Record of Lodoss War: Chronicles of the Heroic Knight (Key Animation)
• Shutendōji (Finishing; the company's first notable work)
• Spicy City (4 episodes)^List "Love is a Download", "Tears of a Clone", "An Eye For an Eye", "Raven's Revenge" (with Koko)
• Seifuku Densetsu Pretty Fighter X Juri (Photography)
• Spider-Man: The Animated Series (outsourced by TMS) (uncredited)
• Static Shock (uncredited)
• The Sylvester and Tweety Mysteries (41 episodes)^List "Bull Running on Empty" and "A Ticket to Crime" in season 1 with Koko, and seasons 2-5 also with Koko
• Team Galaxy (episodes 20 and 22; the rest of the series by Digital eMation)
• Tom and Jerry: The Magic Ring (uncredited; likely outsourced by Koko)
• Totally Spies! (post-season 2 with Digital eMation)
• To You from Me (Animation)
• The Zeta Project (uncredited)

Tropes Associated with Seoul Movie

• Animesque: Totally Spies and Martin Mystery; some of their original shows.
• Exactly What It Says on the Tin
• Limited Animation: Spider-Man

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