In the name of all things sane...what is Chowder?!
Question: My son is watching a new cartoon on one of the Nick. Channels. It's called Chowder. It's really not any MORE desterbing than other cartoons like Billy and Mandy of SpongeBob. but at least i know what each character IS. so what IS Chowder? its kept me up at night wondering,,,lol
Answers: My son is watching a new cartoon on one of the Nick. Channels. It's called Chowder. It's really not any MORE desterbing than other cartoons like Billy and Mandy of SpongeBob. but at least i know what each character IS. so what IS Chowder? its kept me up at night wondering,,,lol
A new show that was put on Cartoon Network not so long ago. One of those "Random" types of shows. Chowder is some strange looking thing that looks like a mixture of different animals. I honestly can't stand watching that show. It turns my brain off.
isn't it soup like clam chowder
The show Chowder is a cartoon for children
The title character is a young child named Chowder, who is an apprentice to chef Mung Daal. The show combines traditional and stop motion animation, computer coloring techniques and puppetry.
The series is set in Marzipan City, a fictional town of a diverse and varying geography. Its buildings combine styles from all over the world. Creator C.H Greenblatt claimed that the design of the city was designed to resemble Morocco and Dr. Seuss illustrations. Outside the City Limits, a huge giant holds the entire city on his shoulders. There is a volcano on one part of the city called Mt. Fondoom, whose pit is a big pot filled to the brim with hot fondue. Gazpacho's shop is in the town marketplace, with Mung Daal's home and catering shop close by. Many items and objects are like those of real-world objects, with altered names. The currency is the dollops and "sments" (but one vendor asked for a dollar as payment in one episode); other examples include a type of candy "grubble gum" (bubble gum), "slomato" (tomato), "wettuce" (lettuce) and "munion" (onion). The inhabitants of the city are apparently able to live over 300+ years (according to the "Certifrycation Class" episode, Mung Daal states he's been cooking for over 386 years.)
Characters
Most characters are named after various dishes or foods.
Chowder - Chowder is a small and eccentric child. He wants to become a great chef, but he is always hungry and eats anything, even a customer's order. Chowder can make inedible objects he eats come out of his mouth, and thus can be used as a sort of storage container. He is the apprentice of Mung Daal, living with him and his family. Chowder has a pet stink cloud named Kimchi. According to C.H. Greenblatt, the creator of the show, Chowder is a composite of a cat, a bear and a rabbit.
Mung Daal - A master chef, food inventor and Chowder's teacher. He invents rare food like the "No fruit" and has a personal, eccentric cooking style, often refusing to resort to traditional methods. Mung is more than 100 years old; in the episode "Certifrycation Class", he says he had cooked for more than 386 years. He often claims to be a ladiesman, despite being married.
Truffles - Truffles is Mung Daal's wife, who handles the business side of Mung's catering business. She has a foul temper and easily loses patience with both her husband and their customers, causing intense fear and terror among the rest of the show's cast. She has wings on her back that allow her to fly, often convincing people she is a fairy.
Shnitzel, Mung, Chowder and Truffles in a typical city scene.Shnitzel - A professional chef who works at Mung Daal's Catering. His vocabulary consists of one word, "Radda", repeated over and over, although nobody has difficulty understanding him. He is frequently agitated, often getting stuck with menial labor or cleanup duty, and is easily angered by Chowder's antics (even to the point where he suggested chucking him in the furnace). He is referred to as a "rock monster", most likely due to his immense strength and appearance.
Panini - A girl who has a crush on Chowder (who does not return the feelings), and lets him know this at every opportunity. However, when Chowder announces that he wishes to get married, she turns him away, although she has evidently since resumed her crush. She is Ms. Endive's apprentice, notably making better progress than Mung Daal with Chowder. According to the creator, she is of the same species as Chowder, although notably more fit than him.
Ms. Endive - A tall and pudgy chef who teaches cooking to Panini with strict discipline. She is the thorn in Mung Daal's side, berating his cooking style at every turn. A meticulous mountain of a woman who insists on perfection in everything she does, her cooking style is the complete opposite of Mung's; precise and textbook-perfect. She is often unkind, and considers Mung Daal to be her inferior rival. The creator describes her as Martha Stewart with Oompa-Loompa colors.
Gazpacho - A mammoth-like storekeeper, selling strange food and playing pranks on his customers. He does his best to offer advice to Chowder when needed.
Gorgonzola - An apprentice candle holder with a surly attitude. He has an issue with Chowder due to him having a better job(partly because Chowder doesn't have to wear a candle on his head. He appears to be a rat-type creature.
Kimchi - Chowder's pet and best friend, who lives in a bird cage next to his bed. Kimchi is a cloud of offensive odor with tiny eyes (an anthropomorphized flatus. He "talks" by blowing raspberries.
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Chowder is a comedy show that I love. It's really funny. A random cartoon that is only on cartoonnetwork. That show keeps me laughing.
Chowder wants to be a professional like Mung. Chowder is Mung's pupil. Mung has a wife called, Truffles and an apprentice named, Shnitzel.