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'''Sunwoo Entertainment''' is a South Korean animation studio that produced the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)|''Cybertron/Galaxy Force'' cartoon]] together with [[GONZO]]. Among its early productions were many Disney Animated TV series, such as ''Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers'' and ''Darkwing Duck''. Later, it expanded to providing animation services for ''Rocko's Modern Life'' and ''Invader Zim'', the ''Rugrats'' Movies, ''Family Guy'' and among others.
'''Sunwoo Entertainment''' is a South Korean animation studio that produced the [[Transformers: Cybertron (cartoon)|''Cybertron/Galaxy Force'' cartoon]] together with [[GONZO]]. Among its early productions were many Disney Animated TV series, such as ''Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers'', ''Gargoyles'' and ''Darkwing Duck''.  
 
Later, it expanded to providing animation services for non-Disney properties such as ''Rocko's Modern Life'', ''Invader Zim'', the ''Rugrats'' movies, and ''Family Guy'' among others.


They're also the owners of South Korean toy company [[Mocom Toy]], responsible for distributing the franchise's various toylines since 2007.
They're also the owners of South Korean toy company [[Mocom Toy]], responsible for distributing the franchise's various toylines since 2007.

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Sunwoo Entertainment is a South Korean animation studio that produced the Cybertron/Galaxy Force cartoon together with GONZO. Among its early productions were many Disney Animated TV series, such as Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Gargoyles and Darkwing Duck.

Later, it expanded to providing animation services for non-Disney properties such as Rocko's Modern Life, Invader Zim, the Rugrats movies, and Family Guy among others.

They're also the owners of South Korean toy company Mocom Toy, responsible for distributing the franchise's various toylines since 2007.

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