The Hollywood cast was deemed too expensive, and as a result, Nick Jr. In 2014, the show's seventh season was subject to many budget cuts as a result of Rainbow's financial losses over the past year (their film Gladiators of Rome bombed at the box office). This cast also included many high-profile actors who did not normally do voiceover work, including Ariana Grande as Diaspro, Elizabeth Gillies as Daphne, Keke Palmer as Aisha and Daniella Monet as Mitzi.
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As the master audio track, voice actors like Dee Bradley Baker (who voiced non-verbal characters like Kiko) can be heard across all foreign dubs of these seasons. (So that reruns would match these voices, Atlas also re-recorded for seasons 3-4 and the first two movies.) Unlike all previous seasons (which were originally recorded in Italian), the animation was matched to this cast. In February 2011, Viacom (Nickelodeon's parent company) became a co-owner of Rainbow SpA.Īt Viacom's suggestion, a cast of well-known American actors recorded for the specials and seasons 5-6 at Atlas Oceanic Sound & Picture in California, near Hollywood. On September 2, 2010, Nickelodeon announced that it would be developing new seasons of Winx Club.
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In 2007, the license for 4Kids Entertainment was revoked by Rainbow and the final rerun of Winx Club ended on Jwith the Season 3 finale being (incorrectly) announced as the series finale. Reruns of the series aired on Cartoon Network in 2005, and on CW4kids in 2009. As was typical, 4Kids made many writing changes and edits including many plot changes, as well as many name changes.
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The series was also re-dubbed into English by 4Kids Entertainment, and aired on Fox's programming block 4Kids TV (formerly FoxBox) beginning on June 19, 2004. Cinélume's dub only covers the first four seasons of the series, as well as the spin-off PopPixie. It translated the original Italian without adjustments, making it completely uncut with no script edits or censorship. The Montreal, Canada-based studio Cinélume recorded an English dub-over of the first four seasons. For the revival, the show's animation (starting with the new fifth season) was matched to American English scripts. After the American company Viacom became a co-owner of Rainbow in 2011, Viacom launched a revived series, beginning with specials summarizing the original first two seasons. For its first four seasons (the original series), Winx Club was produced entirely in Italian, at the Rainbow SpA studio in Italy.