#Prota zoa zenon movie#
#Prota zoa zenon tv#

#Prota zoa zenon tv#

If you haven’t seen them before, be sure to check out these stellunarious films and if you agree with any of this, let’s all tweet with the plan to get Zenon on Blu-ray, TV and iTunes using #Zenon15! Let me know your thoughts in the comments below, or just send something to me on my zap-pad.I’ve been saying I would write this blog since I started The Salty Ju and nothing motivated me more than Disney announcing a MDW DCOM marathon and excluding some of my faves. Heck, a plain reboot would be fine with me, as the Zenon films are just THAT fun. In a “reboot/sequel” sort of way, where Kirsten Storms would return to her role as Zenon, maybe as a college student, who takes another girl under her wing to train the next Zenon.

The fact that I can’t jam to my favorite Microbe tunes is inky major.įrankly, I think a 4 th film should happen, too. Also, the films’ original music should be released on iTunes for purchase.

#Prota zoa zenon movie#

Zenon’s 15 th deserves a celebratory weekend! This year is also the 10 th anniversary of Zenon: Z3 (the best of the trilogy), so why not celebrate the totally stellar Zenon in the proper way? All 3 films should be released on a Blu-Ray combo pack, which could include a 1 day, 3 movie marathon on Disney Channel. No successful Disney franchise deserves that kind of awful programming decision. Disney Channel celebrated an “Out of this World” weekend this past week, where all the sitcoms had space related episodes, while Lego Star Wars and Phineas and Ferb Star Wars premiered, but at 2:30am each day, they re-aired Zenon, which is inky to the tenth power EXTREME. Now, D23 tweeted today about the anniversary, stating it will be including in their upcoming Fanniversay shows across the country, but I want more. The third film introduced the band Cosmic Blush, and while they had some great tunes, their duet with Protozoa on “Out of this World,” which was TOTALLY graphic (beautiful) and fun. Protozoa was featured in all 3 Zenon films, eventually becoming friends with Z, as his hit singles “Supernova Girl” and “The Galaxy is Ours” rocked the universe. Yet, probably the best part of the films was the music from Protozoa and Cosmic Blush. The stories were all fun, interesting and empowering as Zenon kicked butt and expectations from her fellow space station dwellers. I remember going to my daycare the following Monday and trying to decide the correct number of “Z”s. However, the most fun was the counting “Z”s contest, as they hid a certain number of the letter in the film, and entering the correct number would unlock special content on the site. It was the first DCOM to have its own website, so that was cool by itself. I remember the craziness surrounding the third film’s premiere on Disney Channel back in 2004. The success of the film led to two sequels…ahem, Zequels…and much fanfare. All while there, she tries to combat the evil Wyndham Corporation who is trying to blow up her space station home, which includes her family and best friend Nebula, played by Raven (recast in the second film, then returning in a smaller role in Z3). In the first film, after she gets in trouble MAJOR by Commander Plank, her parents ground her, literally, on Earth with her Aunt Judy. Zenon Kar is a girl living in a space station floating above the world, and has been since Kindergarten. Today is Zenon’s 15 th anniversary and Vega Omega, that’s crazy! Many might not know or have even heard of “The Original DCOM Franchise,” so let me explain. While those are all well and good, there is one Disney Channel franchise that is above and beyond all of them…and that is Zenon. If you count the films, you include High School Musical, Camp Rock and The Cheetah Girls, among others. Hannah Montana, Wizards of Waverly Place and Lizzie McGuire all had rather large fan bases and expansive franchise work, and those are just the shows. Disney Channel has created a lot of franchises in its rather short lifespan.