Sea Princesses

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Sea Princesses
Genre	Animation Fantasy comedy
Created by	Fábio Yabu
Directed by	Craig Handley
Voices of	Katherine Cohn, Paige Walker, Di Adams, Mary-Anne Henshaw, Paul Gleeson, Daniel Wyllie, Mathew Whittet, Shannon Murphy, Jamie Croft, Isabella Dunwill, Olivia Pigeot, Alex Cook, Keith Buckley, Jacqui Lofgren, Eliza Logan, Roslyn Oades, Charlotte Gregg
Opening theme	Sea Princesses Theme
Ending theme	Sea Princesses Theme
Composer	Pep Roig
Country of origin	Australia United Kingdom Spain Brazil
Original languages	English Spanish Portuguese
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	104
Production
Executive producers	Cathy Payne, Cristina Brandner, Josep Viciana
Producer	Noel Price
Animators	Gloria Calás, Marta Clapés, Pablo Mendelbaum, Jaume Cullell, Maite Flores
Editor	Marta Capdevila
Running time	11 minutes
Production companies	Southern Star Entertainment Neptuno Films Production Flamma Films
Original release
Network	Discovery Familia Discovery Kids (Latin America) ABC
Release	May 31, 2007 (May 31, 2007) – September 25, 2010 (September 25, 2010)

Sea Princesses (known as Princesas do Mar in Brazil) is a series of children's books created by the Brazilian writer and cartoonist Fábio Yabu. The first book was released in 2004 by publisher Panda Books; due to its success, three other books were made.

In 2007, it was adapted into an Australian-Spanish-Brazilian cartoon produced by the Spanish studio Neptuno Films and the Australian distributor Southern Star Entertainment. It was broadcast in 50 countries^{[citation needed]} including France on Piwi+, Germany on KiKa, Spain on Disney Junior, Portugal on RTP2 ZigZag, South Africa on K-T.V., Italy on Rai 2 (On Playhouse Disney block) & Rai Gulp and United Kingdom on Tiny Pop. It aired in the United States in Discovery Familia from 2007 to 2013, dubbed into Latin American Spanish. As of today the show is still available on Amazon Prime Video for streaming and is also on Pluto TV.

The stories are in the world of Salacia, a hidden kingdom under the sea, full of princes and princesses from different animal species. Fearing an inevitable conflict with the people of Terra Firma, the kings and queens of the sea forbid their daughters and sons to have any contact with the surface people who are completely unaware of the existence of Salacia. Three princesses, the show's protagonists, live, go to school and play together as friends: Polvina, the Octopus Kingdom princess; Tubarina, the Shark Kingdom princess and Ester, the Starfish Kingdom princess living unraveling the mysteries of Salacia.

• Polvina (Pulpita in European Spanish and Pulpina in Latin Spanish) – She is the pink Sea Princess of the Octopuses. Polvina is a quiet and peaceful girl, timid as octopuses. Her best friends are Ester and Tubarina, who always live great adventures. She is voiced by Isabella Dunwill.^[1]
• Ester (Estella in European Spanish) – She is the yellow Sea Princess of the Starfish, and best friend of Polvina. She usually attends the Palace of the Octopus from time to time, especially after school and on weekends. Ester is a very curious girl, loves to read and watch documentaries on television. She dreams to know the Mainland and also the Star-heaven.^[2] She is voiced by Katherine Cohn Beck.
• Tubarina (Tiburina in European and Latin Spanish) – She is the blue Sea Princess of the Sharks, and daughter of one of the most powerful men in Salacia, King Shark. Tubarina is very ingenious, and disagrees with the common stereotype that sharks are evil.^[3] She is voiced by Paige Walker.

• Marcelo – He is the Prince of Hammerhead Sharks, and cousin to Tubarina. He moved to Castle Sharks while his parents, the King and Queen Hammerhead, make an important trip. Marcelo likes to tease girls and is always the first in sports competitions. Occasionally, he fights with Tubarina, but deep down they are like siblings.
• Bia (Bea) – She is the princess of the Abyssal Kingdom, responsible for maintaining order in Beyondness sea and take care of the throne while her parents are travel throughout the kingdom. She carries a scepter of light and unlike the other princesses only study the night school of the sea. She is very fond of Polvina, Esther and Tubarina. She is voiced by Roslyn Oades.
• Hugo – The Prince of Turtles, heir to the throne with his twin sister, Tata. Like Tata, Hugo loves sports, especially the radicals. He is the best friend of Marcelo's cousin Tubarina, which always leads to their confusion.
• Marli (Marley) – She is the Princess of Swordfish, an arrogant girl and rival to Esther, wanting to overcome her at school and at any activity. However she is a good girl despite all this. In the books she is basically the opposite being a shy, quiet girl. Her crown is a cheerful swordfish hooked in her hair.
• Isa – The Princess of the Penguins. She is the only student from the School of the Sea which does not live underwater; she lives in the South Pole, the Kingdom of Penguins. Isa was afraid of water, but with the help of Santa Claus, she overcame her fear and today she wears a small fondly Santa-Claus helper hat on her crown.
• Elektra - The princess of the Electric Eels
• Julie and Jessie - The sister princesses of the Clown Fish
• Matilda - The princess of the Hawkfish
• Dinho - The prince of the Blowfish
• Mauricio - The prince of the Sea Urchins
• Goldina - The princess of the Goldfish
• Agostina - The princess of the Lobsters
• Socita - The princess of the Grouper Fish
• Vivi - The princess of the Jellyfish
• Carlos - The prince of the Salmon
• Marcela - Marcelo's sister and princess of the Hammerhead Sharks
• Soraya - The princess of the Stingray
• Janue - The princess of the Blue Lyretail
• Vito - Tubarina's brother and prince of the Sharks
• Camerelo - The prince of the Snails
• Cirilo - The prince of the Crabs
• Leia - The princess of the Whales
• Angelica - The princess of the Angelfish
• Lia - The princess of the Lionfish
• Camarina - The princess of the Shrimp
• Tata - Hugo's sister and princess of the Sea Turtles
• Delfi - The princess of the Dolphins
• Ms. Marla - The teacher of Salacia's school
• Duante - A traveler who helps sick fish in need.

The series made its debut in the United States on Discovery Family and Discovery Junior (syndication). In Latin America, it was broadcast on Discovery Kids. In 2010, the series debuted on Nick Jr. in Australia before being rerun on free-to-air television by the Seven Network. It has been confirmed than the series will also debut on Treehouse. In 2017, the series debuted on Tiny Pop and Disney Junior in United Kingdom. All characters speak in American accents despite being played by Australian actors.

1. Lost
2. The Pearl
3. The Boy
4. The Golden Penguins
5. The Royal Ball
6. The Biggest Fish
7. The Diary
8. The Toy
9. The Missing Crown
10. The Babysitters
11. The Return
12. Homeless
13. The Monster
14. The Party
15. Art
16. The Picture
17. The New Pet
18. Stage Fright
19. The Argument
20. The Silence
21. The Excuse
22. The Race
23. The Rescue
24. Who's Who
25. Sharing
26. Tubarina Almighty
27. The Ticklish Octopus
28. Shooting Star
29. The Trick
30. The Big Game
31. One Too Many
32. The Hammerheads
33. Big Brother
34. The Lost Kingdom
35. The Gift
36. The Crush
37. The Head Top
38. The Dingleberry Mystery
39. The Makeover
40. The Doll
41. Best Friends
42. The New Teacher
43. The Big Chill
44. A Weighty Problem
45. The Brave Turtle
46. The Dare
47. The Great Escape
48. The Carnival
49. The Missing Princess
50. Lunch Power
51. The Angel Fish
52. Ester's Fear

1. The Matchmaker
2. The New Princess
3. The Dancing
4. Bad Vibrations
5. Rumours
6. Battle of the Bands
7. The Runaway Grandmother
8. The Bad Princess
9. The Sick Dolphin
10. Size Matters
11. Polvina the Teacher
12. The Pirates
13. A Little Help
14. A Big Mess
15. Marcello's Friend
16. The Mural
17. The Forbidden Reef
18. The Accident
19. The Birds
20. The Ring
21. The Whale Watchers
22. The Guardians
23. Friends Forever
24. The Secret Admirer
25. Princess Poutalot
26. The Piano Lesson
27. Shark Love
28. The Twins
29. The Treasure
30. The Giant Starfish
31. Magic
32. The Seaweed Potion
33. The Itchy Wrists
34. The Bite
35. The Surprise Party
36. Grow Up
37. What's Cooking
38. The Ester Breakout
39. The Ungrateful Fish
40. The Too-Playful Shark
41. The Scare
42. Deep Freeze
43. The Sweet Talker
44. The Sea Quake
45. The Spidercrabs
46. The True Princess
47. The Crack of Doom
48. The Healer
49. The Guilty
50. The Number Crunchers
51. Beauty
52. The Last One

• Animated series' site
• Animated series' site (in Spanish)