ChalkZone

ChalkZone

Animation • TV-Y • 2002–08 • 4 Seasons

6.1

6.5

Starring

Elizabeth Daily, Candi Milo, Hynden Walch, Jess Harnell, Miriam Flynn

Created By

Bill Burnett, Larry Huber

Attributes

Simple Fast Light Watch With Family

Genre

Animation Comedy Adventure Superhero

Release Date

March 22, 2002

User Reviews

I would still watch this and i'm 21 it's fun

The Grassy Noll

Fantastic kids show with such a unique concept

I don’t recall much about this show other than I remember watching it.

Imaginative world and decent characters make for a pretty good show.

Merry Chris-Hannuka-mas, and a Happy Rama-Quanza-dan

It was one of the more decent shows on the cartoon lineup.

I haven’t seen it since I was a kid but I liked it then

Good concept I distinctly remember how much I hated Rudy’s bullies stupid accent.

It was alright, but never really stood out too much to me. Good when not much else was on.

Aged art style and simple storytelling but I liked it as a kid

Stats

Ratings

6.1 – Based on 250 ratings

Attributes

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