Top Top-rated. Trailer Dragon Tales: Follow The Clues. Dragon Tales. Photos Top cast Edit. Kathleen Barr Wheezie as Wheezie. Eli Gabay Quetzal as Quetzal. Andrea Libman Emmy as Emmy. Danny McKinnon Max as Max …. Jason Michas Zak as Zak. Ty Olsson Ord as Ord. Chantal Strand Cassie as Cassie.
Aida Ortega Enrique as Enrique. Stevie Vallance Mrs. Twinkleberry Tree as Mrs. Twinkleberry Tree …. Lenore Zann Lorca as Lorca …. Ellen Kennedy Finn as Finn …. French Tickner Chilly as Chilly. Shirley Millner Dr. Booboogone as Dr. Cassie knows just about everything there is to know about Dragon Land and has a deep love of fairytales, both stemming from her love of reading.
Her dragon badge glows when she feels confident, but she often worries about making a mistake. Zak and Wheezie , voiced by Jason Michas and Kathleen Barr, are Conjoined twin dragons and are siblings; Zak green is the male and Wheezie purple is the female. Zak prefers to pursue things in a logical manner. His catch phrase is "Take it easy, Wheezieee! Wheezie is very bold, enthusiastic, energetic and hyper but can also be quite messy and loud, much to her brother's annoyance, and is perhaps known for saying, "Loooove it!
She loves to run and do cart-wheels and back- flips, which make Zak nauseous and dizzy. They have a shared love of music and performing and they often perform in talent shows and recitals together.
Zak and Wheezie always fly with Enrique, although prior to his debut, Zak and Wheezie rarely flew with any of their human friends, except on occasional episodes. Their dragon badges glow when they work together and get along, though will sometimes glow independently when one of them accomplishes something on their own of significance. He has an identical twin brother named Fernando who works in his garden.
Quetzal speaks with a Mexican accent and is named for the Aztec deity Quetzalcoatl. He tries to encourage his young charges to find solutions to their problems on their own, but is a sounding board who offers stability and comfort, as well as sound advice.
Dragon Land is the fantasy world where the majority of the show takes place. It is home to numerous colorful, anthropomorphic dragons and many other fantastical creatures. Max and Emmy travel to Dragon Land by holding an enchanted dragon scale while reciting the rhyme: "I wish, I wish, with all my heart, to fly with dragons in a land apart. It appears that it does not matter who does or doesn't say the rhyme, as long as at least one person says it; whever is holding the dragon scale while they say the rhyme will be teleported with them.
Returning home from Dragon Land is done in the same fashion, although no dragon scale is needed. The rhyme is: "I wish, I wish, to use this rhyme, to go back home until next time. In the first half, they discovered Ord's missing tooth, while the adventures continued in the second story with Ord facing his fear of the dark. A total of forty episodes were aired in the first season, with the finale airing on April 28, The show's second season premiered on June 4, and had 25 episodes.
The special "Let's Start a Band! Following this, no new episodes were aired until February 21, , leading many long-time viewers to believe the program had been quietly canceled. The new season introduced the new character Enrique, an immigrant from Colombia, as well as an updated focus on folk songs and teaching of Spanish. The second half appeared as "The Mystery of the Missing Knuckerholes" in some listings, but on the program was simply titled as Part 2 of the episode.
Throughout its history, a number of tie-in book releases were printed, some based on installments of the television program, others not. Main article: List of Dragon Tales episodes. Dragon Tales aired 40 episodes in its first season, 24 in its second, and 29 in its third, bringing the total to Each episode featured two original stories, aired back-to-back, split by the interstitial song segment "Dragon Tunes," all of which were eventually released on the show's music albums.
Almost all episodes from the third season, however, generally contained at least one repeat of a story from the program's second season and some were even repeats of material from that season and earlier material from the third season. In all, there were a total of original stories. Let's Start a Band was a musical feature in which the characters of the show were seen alongside real human children. As such, it did not contain any original Dragon Tales material. Each episode also included an interstitial segment between story airings known as "Dragon Tunes," featuring a song either based on one of the characters of the show, or designed to teach a lesson, such as "Stretch!
Issued by NewKidCo, the game allowed players to take on the role of a novice dragon that was learning the secrets of flight at Quetzal's School in the Sky. Players moved through 15 levels of obstacles available in three difficulty levels. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Publication date Topics dragon , tales , sesame , workshop , sony , pbs , pbs kids , kids Language English. This musical fairytale series features the adventures of Max and his big sister Emmy, who are drawn through a storybook to Dragon Land, a parallel universe populated with lovable dragons that mirror human reality.
In each episode, the characters are presented with challenges that empower preschool children with knowledge about facing new situations and overcoming fears. Reviewer: jjbinx - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - August 12, Subject: any subtitles available?
The description came from Amazon, and I don't know how someone messed the name up that much.
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