Little Dracula (TV series) facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Little Dracula
Voices of	Edan Gross Joe Flaherty Jonathan Winters Kath Soucie Brian Cummings
Theme music composer	Andrew Dimitroff, Stephen C. Marston, Barry Trop
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	13 (3 unaired)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Steven Hahn
Producer(s)	Mike Young Michael Hack Pawn Evans Marlene Sharp
Running time	30 minutes (including commercials)
Production company(s)	Steven Hahn Productions (entire run) Sachs Family Entertainment Bandai Entertainment
Distributor	Sachs Family Distribution
Release
Original network	FOX (Fox Kids) M6
Original release	3 September 1991 (1991-09-03) – 13 October 1999 (1999-10-13)

Little Dracula is a fun animated TV show from 1991. It's about a young vampire named Little Dracula and his spooky family. The show first aired on Fox Kids in the United States. It was based on a series of popular books.

Thirteen episodes of the show were made, but only six were shown when it first came out. Five episodes aired in early September 1991. A sixth episode was shown later on Halloween. The show also had a second season, with 13 more episodes, that was made with companies in France and Germany. This second season was never shown in the United States. In Europe, the show was called Draculito, mon saigneur and had 26 episodes in total.

Meet the Characters: Voice Cast

Many talented voice actors brought the characters of Little Dracula to life. Here are some of the main actors and the characters they played:

• Edan Gross as Little Dracula
• Joe Flaherty as Big Dracula
• Jonathan Winters as Igor and Granny
• Kath Soucie as Mrs. Dracula and Millicent
• Brian Cummings as Garlic Man
• Neil Ross as Maggot
• Danny Mann as No Eyes and Twin Beaks
• Melvyn Hayes as Deadwood
• Joey Camen as Werebunny
• Fran Ryan as Hannah the Barbarian

Episodes of Little Dracula

The Little Dracula series had 13 episodes in total. Some episodes aired in 1991 on Fox Kids. Later, in 1999, more episodes were shown on Fox Family.

Season 1: Original Fox Kids Airings (1991)

These are the first episodes that aired on Fox Kids.

Season 1: Fox Family Reruns (1999)

In 1999, Fox Family showed some of the episodes that hadn't aired before.

Home Video Releases

You could also watch Little Dracula episodes at home! Several episodes were released on VHS tapes in 1993 and 1994. These tapes were mainly available in Europe.

• The Biggest Ever Saturday Morning Heroes (1993): This VHS tape included episodes of Little Dracula along with other popular cartoons like James Bond Jr., T-Rex, and Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles.
• Little Dracula's Fangtastic Video (1993): This tape featured the episodes "Bat Boys" and "Easy Biters."
• Little Dracula's Video Full of Frightful Surprises (1993): This video included "Little D's Surprise," "Deadwood's Complaint," and "The Chamber of Unspeakable Terrors."
• Little Dracula's Video: With a Bite (1994): This tape contained more adventures of Little Dracula.

Action Figures and Other Cool Stuff

When Little Dracula first came out, you could find lots of cool merchandise!

Action Figures

Bandai made a line of action figures based on the show's characters. These figures had movable parts and came with accessories. Some even had special action features, like Igor's brain popping up! You could collect figures of:

• Little Dracula
• Drac Attack Little Dracula
• Igor
• Maggot
• Werebunny
• Garlic Man
• Twin Beaks
• The Man With No Eyes
• Deadwood

Vehicles and More

There were also toy vehicles from the show, like the Coffin Car, Dracster, Easy-biter Motorcycle, and Garlicmobile. Besides toys, you could find fun costume sets, like Little Dracula's Vampire Kit and his Scepter & Amulet. Harvey Comics also published a three-part Little Dracula comic book series starting in 1992.

See also

In Spanish: Little Drac para niños