Silverwing

2003

Silverwing

7.3 | en | Animation

Silverwing is a children's animated television series based on Kenneth Oppel's novel of the same name.

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Seasons & Episodes

EP13 Day of Judgment

Dec. 14,2003

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EP12 Hibernaculum

Nov. 30,2003

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EP11 Strange Batfellows

Nov. 16,2003

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EP10 Rats

Nov. 02,2003

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EP9 I'm With the Band

Oct. 26,2003

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EP8 Deception

Oct. 19,2003

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EP7 Everything is Not Black and White

Oct. 12,2003

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EP6 Friends In Deed

Oct. 05,2003

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EP5 Dark Alliance

Sep. 28,2003

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EP4 Bat in the Belfry

Sep. 21,2003

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EP3 Pigeon Court

Sep. 14,2003

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EP2 No Bat is an Island

Sep. 07,2003

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EP1 A Glimpse of the Son

Sep. 06,2003

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7.3 | en | Animation , Action & Adventure , Sci-Fi | More Info

Released: 2003-09-19 | Released Producted By: , Country: Canada Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website: http://www.silverwing.tv

Synopsis

Silverwing is a children's animated television series based on Kenneth Oppel's novel of the same name.

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Cast

Matt Hill , Bill Switzer , Richard Newman

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Matt Hill

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Bill Switzer

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Richard Newman

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Reviews

jroxx-97292 This show was quite enjoyable. The story is great since it's based off an amazing book. I don't know if I would've enjoyed the show as much if it weren't for the book nostalgia. But the art is great, the story is gripping and constantly keeps you on the edge of your seat. I'd recommend this show for kids and adults alike.

Tyler Warren To me, this show brings back quite a few good memories, having watch this in about grade three. It inspired me to learn more about Bats and to read the actual book. But enough about that, lets look at the review. First off, the animation is pretty solid. The transition to a scary bat to ones with humanoid features was a pretty good transition. The show had combined a couple of CGI scenes that weren't those perfect Hollywood effects, but were still pretty nice. Second:The voice acting was pretty good, and the book to TV transition had some changes, some for good, others not so much. It was originally meant to last over 36 episodes, but the budget didn't quite last, and had instead ended the show at the end of the Book "Silverwing" but had some "Sunwing" scenes in it as well to not make the show a (Complete) cliffhanger. In the end, I give it a 7/10, for good animation and voice acting, and a fairly solid TV adaptation. It really wouldn't do much justice if you didn't already read the book, or watch the show growing up. But I'd still recommend watching the show if you feel like watching a fantasy show. After all, how many books get a thirteen episode TV adaptation, rather than just a cinema?

jnj1 I had never heard of Silverwing before, then I saw it on Toon Disney and instantly loved it! I also think that it is not just for kids, and that people of all ages would enjoy it. It has a great plot, great effect, and cool characters. I will always love the show, and I heard it will be coming on on DVD worldwide soon, and I'm going to get it! I haven't read any of the books, but I intend to. The show deserves a 10 out of 10, and I hope the books are just as good. Well, that's all I have to say. But I still have 2 lines I have to fill up, so...who do you all think is the coolest character? Mine is Shade, and my second favorite is Marina.

tuftedpuffin I had first heard of 'Silverwing' when it first started airing on Teletoon, however never did watch it. Recently I found the books for cheap at the thrift store and, after reading them, knew I had to see the series. I purchased a videotape containing every episode off of someone. I was expecting the storyline to be watered down, full of fillers, and to deviate far from the book.What I saw was the exact opposite.'Silverwing' is pure, epic action, straight from the beginning. The show, though changing small aspects of the book, remains very faithful to the overall flow of the original novels. The key points are all still there, and in some places, better explained. The animation is rather good for a TV series, and the voice-acting is bang-on.'Silverwing' also has a very strong movie-feel to it. The tape I bought had all the episodes edited together with the beginning and end credits absent (except for the beginning and end of the entire tape), as well as all commercials cut. Each new episode began immediately where the last one left off. No jumping around (something Watership Down had a tendency of doing throughout the first two seasons).Though this is a cartoon, it is not exactly for children. Younger kids might be frightened at times. As for adults, well, I'm 21 and hold Silverwing amongst my favourite TV shows of all time.My fingers are crossed that they make new episodes of Silverwing.