Robichon

Robichon is a Quebec-based Canadian television animation studio founded in 1995. The studio was established by William Huard, a renowned animator and television producer. Initially, Robichon produced animated series for Quebec-based television networks, but soon expanded to collaborate with national and international partners.

Robichon has gained recognition for its work on various animated series, including Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir and Bobobobo-bo Bokkiburando. The studio has been credited for its high-quality animation and storytelling, which has contributed to the success of its productions.

One of Robichon's notable achievements is animating the animated series 'Bobobobo-bo Bokkiburando,' however, the studio also worked closely with the Japanese studios Mushi Pro and the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation NHK. The collaboration spearheaded the creation of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir, a unique animated series that has become a worldwide phenomenon.

In terms of technology and artistry, Robichon utilizes a range of animation techniques, including 2D hand-drawn, 3D computer generated imagery and printable animation tool software. The studio's production capacity includes color model preparation, layout, keyframe animation, special effects and camera layout.

Robichon's business operations and production are lead by experienced producers and other animation professionals. The studio is able to expand its allocation for the project.