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Galactic Agency is an animated sitcom created by Julie Chabrol and produced by Studio 100 Animation for children aged six to ten.[1] It's been on air since 16 December 2021. It is distributed by APC Kids.[2] [1] The show's writers include Chabrol herself, alongside Fabien Limousin, Cédric Stephan and Sophie Decroisette.[3]

Galactic Agency
Also known asL'Agence Galactique
GenreAnimated sitcom
Created byJulie Chabrol
Written byJulie Chabrol
Fabien Limousin
Cédric Stephan
Sophie Decroisette
Directed byAleksandar Dzoni-Sopov[1]
StarringAdriel Alejandro Cortes
Andrea Valentina Villaverde
Rayner Garranchan
Alex Teixeira
Jinon Deeb
Theme music composerJulie Chabrol
Pierre Gillet
Countries of originBelgium Belgium
France France
Original languageEnglish
No. of series1
No. of episodes52[1]
Production
Running time13 minutes[1]
Production companiesStudio 100 Animation
Cosmos Animation
Bardaf! Productions
Original release
Network Sky Kids (New Zealand)
Amazon Prime Video (United Kingdom)
Release16 December 2021 – present

Synopsis

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Specialists in all kinds of repairs, The Galactic Agency travels across the WashMash galaxy to help its clients.[4] Aboard their ship Toaster, Dany Oven and his crack team, comprising of hyperactive intern K, and twins Apple and Zed,[5] step in to help residents in trouble. The Agency's members offer their repair talents to any of their clients or anyone in distress.[6]

Characters

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Main Characters

  • Alex Teixeira as Dany Oven: The boss and founder of The Galactic Agency. He pilots them through missions, but his solutions are often highly unconventional.
  • Adriel Alejandro Cortes as K: The agency's hyperactive and daredevil intern. He is often desperate to prove himself as an official elite repairman, but his over eagerness usually triggers more chaos.
  • Rayner Garranchan as Zed: Twin brother to Apple, and the agency's resident space heartthrob. His personality usually offers a more intuitive (and sometimes clumsy) contrast to his sister's structured engineering style.
  • Andrea Valentina Villaverde as Apple: Twin sister to Zed, and the agency's sharp-witted mechanic. She is incredibly tech-savvy, intelligent, structured, and practical, frequently building the mechanics needed for the jobs.
  • Jinon Deeb as Toaster: The agency's beloved vessel. She serves as the agency's headquarters, and rather bizarrely, as a member of the team herself, despite usually having to wait around for the others to finish the job.

Recurring Characters

  • CleoSpace: A galaxy-wide TV superstar who Apple idolises deeply, even getting to act in an episode of her show.
  • Fency (The Fern): Dany's friend from school whom he occasionally runs into, but who is sometimes the victim of some of Dany's irresponsible decisions.
  • Sharky: Scubadome's loyal sheriff who keeps a watchful eye over the area.
  • Granny Kroonchy: The owner of the Kroonchystar factory which specializes in sweet dessert foods.
  • Stacy: A young high-tech android salon employee whom Zed has a crush on. Stacy also has a crush on him, which is addressed in some episodes.
  • Carla Girlfriend: A WashMash fashion fanatic who's machine, which turns ordinary clothes rainbow, hypnotizes K into not being himself.
  • Sunny: Co-owner of The Rainbow Arcadium along with Rain.
  • Rain: Co-owner of The Rainbow Arcadium along with Sunny.
  • Reek: Dany's rival who used to own Toaster until Dany won her, which has led to him and the crew getting kidnapped multiple times, by Reek and his turdicle henchmen, and almost getting killed.

Reception

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The series was ranked #4 best French animated series and #10 best animated series on ratings and market share for kids 4-14 across all French channels in 2022.[7]

References

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  1. 1 2 3 4 5 "Galactic agency". Bardaf! Productions. Retrieved 8 October 2026.
  2. ↑ "APC Kids signs up to Galactic Agency". C21media. Retrieved 2026-10-18.
  3. ↑ "GALACTIC AGENCY". Studio 100 Animation. Retrieved 2026-10-18.
  4. ↑ Foster, Elizabeth (28 May 2019). "Galactic Agency takes off with APC Kids". Kidscreen. Retrieved 8 October 2026.
  5. ↑ Skwigly (2019-02-08). "Studio 100 Animation collaborates with Cosmos-Maya on 'Galactic Agency'". Skwigly Animation Magazine. Retrieved 2026-10-22.
  6. ↑ "L'agence galactique (Animated)". TV Passport. Retrieved 2026-10-22.
  7. ↑ "Galactic Agency". About Premium Content. Retrieved 2026-10-22.
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