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SAMG announced Miniforce Season 5 “V-Rangers” will air on the September 1st

  • – First release on EBS on September 1st… The new hero, V-Rangers, depicts an adventure to protect the environment on the island of energy fairies
  • – Each episode consists of 26 episodes. The show airs every Thursday at 8:20 a.m
  • – “Recent Content Market Needs Reflected… Will continue to grow in the changing kids-family content market”

SAMG Entertainment (CEO Suhoon Kim, hereinafter SAMG) announced that it will premiere the 5th Season of its global hit animation franchise Miniforce on EBS on September 1.

The “Miniforce V-Rangers” depicts the courage and exciting action of V-Rangers, protecting the ‘Green Energy’, against new villains. Volt, the main character who crash-landed on “Green Island,” an island of energy fairies, joined forces with “V-Rangers” crew Kai and Gina to defeat the evil villains called “Sparks,” adding eco-friendly messages and expanding the worldview of this ‘5-seasons-old’ TV series.

In this season, the main character Volt will tell a thrilling story with ‘V-Rangers’ crew Kai and Gina. Various robots will also appear and carry out the mission with the main character Volt, to protect the nature of “Green Island”. In terms of visuals, it will also provide a magnificent spectacle based on SAMG’s high quality CGI graphics and actions that have become more colorful than the previous works.

Each episode of the Miniforce V-Rangers is 11 minutes long and consists of 26 episodes. The new season will be available on EBS 1TV every Thursday at 8:20 a.m. from September 1st. SAMG CEO Suhoon Kim said, “This season, we faithfully identified and reflected the recent needs of content consumers in various fields, such as graphics, concepts, and messages. We expanded our worldview by adding a new superhero concept called ‘V-Rangers’ and softly presenting the very important issue of ‘green energy’ to remind kids about the conservation of nature, so kids can have more courage and join the nature protection.” he said. “We will continue to grow overwhelmingly in the changing domestic and foreign kids-family content market.”