Rolling with the Ronks!

Rolling with the Ronks!

Company type	Animated television series
Industry	Animation, Children's entertainment
Founded	August 22, 2016 (2016-08-22)
Founder	Olivier Jean-Marie, Charles Vaucelle
Headquarters	France
Area served	France, Poland, United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, United States
Parent	Xilam Animation

Rolling with the Ronks! () is a French animated series for children, developed by Olivier Jean-Marie and Charles Vaucelle. The show is produced by Xilam Animation with collaboration from France Télévisions and Disney Channel, debuting on Disney Channel Poland on August 22, 2016.

Plot

Set in 37,520 BC, Rolling with the Ronks! centers on Flash, an extraterrestrial visitor tasked with introducing the Ronk tribe to futuristic ideas. Alongside tribe members Mila and Walter, Flash attempts to showcase concepts far ahead of their era. Their initiatives face resistance from Mormagnon and his pet lizard Godzi, who strive to disrupt Flash's influence.

Characters

• Flash (voiced by Tom Kenny) is a blue alien mentor bringing advanced knowledge to the prehistoric Ronk tribe.
• Mila (voiced by Jessica DiCicco) is a courageous cave girl keen on exploring new inventions, though she occasionally misapplies Flash’s creations.
• Walter (voiced by Scott Whyte) acts as Mila's well-intentioned uncle who supports Flash’s mission despite his limited understanding.
• Mormagnon (voiced by Charlie Adler) serves as the avaricious adversary opposing Flash’s impact on the tribe.
• Mama (voiced by Cree Summer) leads the tribe as chief, cautiously accepting Flash’s innovations while safeguarding her people.
• Godzi (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker^{[episodes 1-12]}, Billy West ^{[episodes 13-52]}) is Mormagnon's fire-breathing lizard companion who assists in his plots.

Broadcast

The program first aired in France on February 6, 2017, followed by its launch on Disney Channel in both the United Kingdom and Ireland on July 22, 2017. The series was also shown in Germany. In the United States, it is available on Primo TV.