Molang

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Molang
Genre	Animated sitcom Comedy Adventure
Based on	Molang characters by Hye-Ji Yoon
Developed by	Millimages
Directed by	Marie-Caroline Villand Stéphanie Misiak (season 1) Robert Stainton (season 3) Luca Salgado (season 4–present)
Voices of	Bruno Guéraçague Nathalie Stas
Opening theme	La La La
Ending theme	La La La (instrumental)
Composer	Nicholas Varley
Country of origin	France South Korea
No. of seasons	5
No. of episodes	321
Production
Producer	Roch Lener
Running time	2-3 minutes (seasons 1–3) 4-5 minutes (season 4–present) 6-7 minutes (specials)
Production company	Millimages
Original release
Network	Piwi+ Canal+ Family
Release	November 2, 2015 (2015-11-02) – present
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Molang is an animated children's television series created by the animation studio Millimages. The titular character, Molang, was designed by the Korean illustrator Hye-Ji Yoon on the platform KakaoTalk. The designer had said that the name originated from the word mallangmallang (말랑말랑) which means soft, squishy, and fluffy.^{[citation needed]}