Developed by El Hijo del Santo Country of origin Mexico Number of seasons 1 Created by Carlo Olivares Paganoni Written by Carlo Olivares Paganoni | Creative director(s) Fernando Semenzato Final episode date 24 November 2004 Number of episodes 5 Director Carlo Olivares Paganoni | |
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Genre Action/Adventure
Science fiction
Fantasy Directed by Carlo Olivares Paganoni Voices of Omar Chaparro
Daniel Giménez Cacho
Gabriela Guzmán
Alberto Pedrel
Arturo Rivera
Héctor Sáez Similar Sunday Pants, The Moxy Show, Big Bag, Spaced Out, Fat Dog Mendoza | ||
Film renegado santo contra los clones
Santo vs. The Clones (Spanish: Santo Contra Los Clones) is a Cartoon Network Latin American original animated series dating back to 2004, and consist of five short episodes. It was aired every Wednesday nights at 8:00 PM only and exclusively in Mexico. Created by Carlo Olivares Paganoni, an artist who already made Bobots (a local Cartoon Network pilot), this series is a homage to the legendary defunct Luchador wrestler enmascarado and film actor Rodolfo Guzmán Huerta, better known as El Santo. His son, El Hijo del Santo, serves as developer.
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- Film renegado santo contra los clones
- 50 days of santo santo contra los clones santo vs the clones
- Synopsis
- Characters
- Canceled US show
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50 days of santo santo contra los clones santo vs the clones
Synopsis
Set in Mexico City, Santo Contra Los Clones follows the adventures of the homonym wrestler as a superhero who must try to stop the plans of Dr. Clone, an evil scientist. He is determined once again to kill him creating clones, figured in his old enemies (thanks to their DNA), and to use it to dominate the world.
Characters
Canceled U.S. show
In relation to Santo vs. The Clones, has been announced in 2007 that its international version is in development at Cartoon Network Studios, but was eventually released as an unaired short pilot titled Mask of Santo in 2008. Also for it, Carlo Olivares Paganoni and El Hijo del Santo are re-confirmed as creator and developer, respectively.