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CyberDodo®, the Defender of Life, a universal ambassador of the Rights of the Child and the Environment

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Almost 10 hours of the adventures of CyberDodo, the Defender of Life take place over 2 seasons.

Environment :

CyberDodo learns how to respect Nature, and throughout the course of 66 episodes goes from being an inveterate beginner to a unanimously recognised Defender of the Planet.

Children Rights :

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has assigned CyberDodo the mission to inform and educate on the International Convention on the Rights of the Child

CyberDodo and the Ants (1-1)

CyberDodo is back at home. While cleaning his house, he finds that ants have settled in. He wants to chase them away, but one of them intervenes and opens his eyes to who they are.

Published on 2008-10-27

CyberDodo and the Dodos (1-2)

CyberDodo is lonely. He is the last survivor of his kind, because his entire species has been wiped out by man. In an effort to understand his past, he visits a museum dedicated to Dodos.

Published on 2009-11-09

CyberDodo and the Koala (1-3)

CyberDodo is determined to take revenge on the men who exterminated his ancestors. Luckily, he meets Koala, who explains to him that not all humans are bad and that some even try to protect his own species.

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CyberDodo and the Clones (1-4)

In order to have a companion, CyberDodo decides to create a clone. While playing with DNA like a sorcerer, he loses control of his experiment and this is a reminder of how careful one must be when trying to manipulate life.

Published on 2009-07-22

CyberDodo and the Bees (1-5)

CyberDodo encounters a bee that he mistakes for a flying ant! After much trouble, the bee, somewhat annoyed with CyberDodo’s behavior, manages to explain to him who she is and how important her species is in nature and for mankind.

Published on 2008-10-29

CyberDodo and the Beaches (1-6)

CyberDodo, comfortably ensconced on a beach, has no respect for the environment. He throws wrappers, bottles and other trash all around him. Fortunately a pelican approaches and explains to him the consequences of his actions.

Published on 2008-11-01

CyberDodo and the Fire (1-7)

Cyberdodo finds some firecrackers while collecting trash on the beach. He lights them and sets one off inside his friend ants’ nest…happily the pelican is not far away.

Published on 2008-12-13

CyberDodo and the Rivers (1-8)

In need of water, CyberDodo goes to a nearby spring to pump water and while there he throws in soap and other detergents. This calls for the urgent intervention of a frog to make him understand the vital importance of not polluting the water and most importantly of keeping the rivers clean.

Published on 2008-12-24

CyberDodo and the Forests (1-9)

CyberDodo needs electricity and wants to build a windmill. Because his project requires plenty of wood, he begins chopping down trees but is stopped by a parrot who explains to him the importance of protecting the forests.

Published on 2009-04-02

CyberDodo and the Whales (1-10)

Finally, CyberDodo has got his windmill up and running. He takes this opportunity to watch television and discovers the fascinating world of whales.

Published on 2009-07-29

CyberDodo and the Convention (2-1)

CyberDodo is snatched by a mysterious man and taken to meet with the UN’s High Commissioner in Geneva. He is entrusted with the mission of protecting the children.

Published on 2008-10-28

CyberDodo and the Definition of a Child (2-2)

A meeting with his future assistant Balthazar in Geneva. An energetic exchange on the concept of a child and the risks he/she faces in all four corners of the world.

Published on 2008-10-30

CyberDodo and a Child’s Best Interests (2-3)

A Tribunal Hearing, a tentative discussion with the President and CyberDodo is sent to jail. A journey back in time with a dinosaur for a refresher course on the concept of a child’s best interests.

Published on 2009-01-01

CyberDodo and the Implementation of the Convention (2-4)

Taking charge “commando style”; the secret printing of “Convention” bank notes in order to motivate the President to get it implemented, which he will do in the presence of a jubilant crowd.

Published on 2009-04-22

CyberDodo and Parents’ Responsibility in Education (2-5)

Storming a military fort to liberate some children who were enlisted against their will. A confrontation with the General who, as a child, dreamed of becoming a painter…

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CyberDodo Fights Famine (2-6)

Parachuting into a crocodile infested lake; action against a refugee camp in order to free them; discovery of a death camp full of starving people and their joyful liberation.

Published on 2009-09-11

CyberDodo and Mother’s Milk (2-7)

After a tennis game, CyberDodo participates in a debate on nutrition. One insane business man suggests a pill as food; CyberDodo reminds him that nothing can replace a mother’s milk

Published on 2009-10-05

CyberDodo Defends the Rights of Children to have a Name (2-8)

Lost in a big city, CyberDodo discovers 3 children without families who live in the slum He listens to them and is profoundly touched, and he helps them recover their identities.

Published on 2010-01-04

CyberDodo Defends the Rights of Children to Live with their Parents (2-9)

After a thrilling speleological expedition, CyberDodo realizes that the 3 children accompanying him no longer see their families. CyberDodo is going to reestablish family ties.

Published on 2009-12-21

CyberDodo Defends the Right to Reunite Families (2-10)

While out for stroll, CyberDodo discovers a family that has been separated by war. In accordance with the Agreement, he will allow them to reunite.

Published on 2010-08-16

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