The Adventures of GIR & Friends

Overview
The Adventures of GIR & Friends is a Japanese-American-French crossover series that is a spinoff of Invader Zim, and also counts as a spinoff of The Claire Show as well due to it taking place in the same universe as that show and GIR being a character in the latter show. The show premiered with a Japanese dub on TV Fuji in Japan on July 2 2022 and will be released in English and some other languages in America and some other countries on July 6. A new episode comes out on Fuji TV every Saturday at 5:30 AM. The concept of the show is about GIR and his group of friends as they go on adventures and also face random situations.

Age Rating
Unlike Invader Zim and the Claire Show, it is targeted at a slightly younger audience, around Elementary school age, despite it having a character from an adult show (Chuck).

Summary
GIR is a SIR who lives with Zim and he goes outside and plays with his two best friends, Louise and Iago, and sometimes other friends. From making chocolate soup to telling stories to seeing copycats of themselves, who knows what they'll do next?

Layout
The episodes are 12 minutes long and are not cut into shorts and don't have commercial breaks in the middle.

The Main Trio
The main characters in the series and are the only ones that appear in every episode.

GIR
A malfunctioning SIR robot who goes on adventures with his friends, mainly Louise and Iago. He is happy-go-lucky, dim-witted, and very cute. He is a crybaby and tends to cry in most of the episodes along with the other two main characters. He is mostly silver in color with his luminous parts being teal, most notably his eyes. He is frequently seen in a green dog costume with a zipper, even in the opening sequence.

Louise
A living doll rabbit who is GIR's girlfriend. She will do anything to protect GIR. She is into fashion and loves to draw. She likes romantic stories and often fantasizes about herself with GIR. She is also a crybaby. Her fur is reddish-brown and has a black nose. Her inner ears are pink. She is frequently seen in a pink cat costume with with a red bow-tie, even in the opening sequence.

Iago
A parrot who is GIR's best friend. He is mostly grumpy but turns happy-go-lucky like GIR when with his friends sometimes. Despite his tough personality in his grumpy persona, he is actually kind of a crybaby like the other two. He resembles a scarlet macaw despite being a parrot and his eyes are yellow.

Chuck
A green dog-like creature who can be called a clone of GIR. He resembles GIR's green dog costume a lot in appearance, with the only notable differences is he has zippers for his ears and tail rather than only one on his belly, he doesn't have a nose, and he has uneven sized eyes. He is in love with Kit. He can only say his name.

Kit
A pink cat-like creature who can be called a clone of Louise. She resembles Louise's pink cat costume a lot in appearance, with the only notable differences is that she has a bows for her ears and tail rather than one on her chest and she has uneven sized eyes. She is in love with Chuck. She can only say her name, like Chuck.

Lina
A stray tortoisheshell cat who is very adventurous and likes to take strolls around the city. She wears a reddish-pink bow on her right ear. In the Japanese dub, she ends most of her sentences with "nyan".

Pecchakucha
A black mynah bird who is often seen with Lina. He is her boyfriend and best friend. He wears a purple color with a red gem on it.

Zim
Zim is an irken and GIR's owner. He and Martha have hated each other since they first met. In season 2, upon finding out about GIR and Louise's relationship, he and Martha tend to argue about it. He was called ugly by Martha, so they hated each other and became rivals.

Martha
Martha is Louise's older sister. She and Zim tend to argue a lot. She said Zim was ugly when she first met him, which made them hate each other.

English

 * Rosearik Rikki Simons as GIR
 * Julie Lemieux as Louise
 * Jason Michael Kesser as Iago
 * Ian Sinclair as Chuck
 * Emily Neves as Kit
 * Andrea Libman as Lina
 * Jeff Bennett as Pecchakucha
 * Richard Steven Horvitz as Zim
 * Tabitha St. Germain as Martha

Japanese

 * Wasabi Mizuta as GIR
 * Kotono Mitsuishi as Louise
 * Akira Kamiya as Iago
 * Takashi Nakamura as Chuck
 * Ai Maeda as Kit
 * Reina Tanaka as Lina
 * Kouji Kurose as Pecchakucha
 * Nao Nagasawa as Zim
 * Miyuki Sawashiro as Martha

Portuguese (Brazilian)

 * Wendel Bezzera as GIR and Iago
 * Flora Paulita as Louise, Kit, and Martha
 * Nelson Machado as Chuck
 * Luciano Monteiro as Pechakucha
 * Aline Ghezzi as Lina
 * Vagner Fagundes as Zim

Italian

 * Perla Liberatori as GIR
 * Alessia Lionello as Louise
 * Marco Bresciani as Iago
 * (Chuck and Kit are left undubbed in the dub due to their "Pokemon speak")
 * Gea Riva as Lina
 * Edoardo Nevola as Pechakucha
 * Stefano Brusa as Zim
 * Laura Lenghi as Martha

Latin Spanish

 * Irwin Daayan as GIR
 * Leisha Medina as Louise
 * Hector Lee as Iago
 * Yamil Atala as Chuck and Pechakucha
 * Diana Santos as Kit and Lina
 * Magda Giner as Zim
 * Maria Fernanda Morales as Martha

French

 * Benoît duPac as GIR/Zut
 * Isabelle Volpe as Louise/Lulu, Kit, and Martha/Marthe
 * Eric Metayer as Iago and Pechakucha
 * Vincent Japard as Chuck
 * Florine as Lina
 * Pierre-François Pistorio as Zim

Korean

 * Lee Yeong-Ah as GIR and Louise
 * Jo Dong-hui as Iago
 * Lee Min-Gyu as Chuck and Pechakucha
 * Jang Ye-Na as Kit and Lina
 * An Hyeon-Seo as Zim
 * Jang Eun-Sook as Martha

German

 * Sabine Manke as GIR and Lina
 * Inez Gunther as Louise
 * Michael Pan as Iago/Jago and Pechakucha
 * (Chuck and Kit are undubbed)

Japanese version

 * TV Fuji

English version

 * Netflix

Brazilian version

 * Netflix

Italian version

 * Netflix

Latin Spanish version

 * Netflix

French version

 * Netflix

Korean version

 * Netflix

Japanese theme song
Ano kousaten de minna ga moshi SUKI-PU wo shite

Moshi ano machi no mannaka de te wo tsunaide sora wo miagetara

Moshimo ano machi no dokoka de CHANSU ga tsukamitai no nara

Mada naku no ni wa hayai yo ne tada mae ni susumu shikanai wa iya iya

PONPON susumu iro iro na koto

Don don KITEru? Anata no KIMOCHI

POIPOI suteru waruiko wa dare?

Sou sou ii KO aa

You Make Me Happy

Every Day PON

Every Time is PON

MERI-GO-RANDO noritai no

Every Day PON

Every Time is PON

Tabun sonna n ja DAME desho

PONPON uei uei uei

PONPON uei PON uei PONPON

Uei uei PONPONPON

Uei uei PON uei PON uei uei

PONPON uei uei uei

PONPON uei PON uei PONPON

Uei uei PONPONPON

Uei uei PON uei PON uei uei

English opening script
GIR: HIIII!!!! I'm GIR

Louise: I'm Louise!

Iago: And I'm Iago!

All three: We're the GIR Trio!

GIR: We do random stuff everyday!

Louise: Such as experiencing a problem or situation!

Iago: Or we binge having fun!

GIR Trio: Get ready for randomness 'cause here we go again!

(Logo appears)

Episodes
See The Adventures of GIR & Friends/Episode List

Trivia

 * Gilbert Gottfried, the voice actor of Iago, died on April 12, 2022. His voice lines for Seasons 3 and 4 of the Claire Show and the first season of The Adventures of GIR & Friends have been recorded beforehand. Due to that, it is unknown who will voice him after Season 4 and this show (if it gets another season).
 * It is unknown if this show will have another season.
 * The Japanese 1st ending theme, "DREAMY☀️SUMMER", sounds similar to Marshmallow by Kera Kera, the 2nd ending theme of Line Town. Kera Kera themselves have done "Love Love everywhere", the 1st ending theme of Season 3 of the Claire Show.
 * The Japanese 2nd ending theme, “GIR no Dance”, sounds similar to “Dance de Nyan” by Kiyomi Kumano, the 2nd Ending theme of Mighty Cat Masked Niyandar. The ending credits with the mascot costumes of the Adventures of GIR & Friends characters and their animated versions frolicking around resembles that of the ending credits of the latter show.
 * The English dub ending theme is a shortened and instrumental version of Drama by TXT, a KPop boy group. The ending credits for the English dub also uses footage from both the 1st and 2nd Japanese ending credits, with the Japanese credits text edited out and replaced with the English credits text. This ending song was also used in the French and German dubs.