Simsala Grimm 1999
What is Simsala Grimm?
Simsala Grimm is a German television series that adapts various classic stories for the screen. The program features narratives based on fairy tales originally written by the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, and other notable authors.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1999
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 52
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Nov 1, 1999
- Last aired
- Dec 31, 2010
- Original language
- DE
- Origin
- DE
- Networks
- KiKa
- Genres
- Animation, Kids, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Family
- Updated
At a glance
- Rating
- ★ TMDB users: 7.9/10 from 18 votes
- Format
- 3 seasons · 52 episodes
- Episode runtime
- ~25 minutes
- Status
- Ended
- Network
- KiKa
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Simsala Grimm is a German television series that adapts various classic stories for the screen. The program features narratives based on fairy tales originally written by the Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, and other notable authors. As an anthology-style series, it draws from a diverse collection of source material to present these well-known tales to a television audience. The production focuses on bringing literary works to life through its storytelling format. By incorporating the writings of multiple authors, the series provides a broad selection of fables and folklore. The show remains a notable example of German television programming dedicated to the adaptation of traditional literature. Through its presentation of these stories, the series serves as a medium for preserving and sharing classic narratives with viewers. The production maintains its focus on the foundational texts provided by its source authors throughout its run. Each episode is rooted in the established works of these historical writers, ensuring that the content remains consistent with the themes and plots found in the original fairy tales.
Should you watch it?
“Animated adventures bring classic fairy tales to life with whimsical magic.”
- Colorful animation retells beloved fairy tales
- Educational storytelling for kids
- Broad range of classic stories
- Episodes are self‑contained, offering limited overarching plot
Watch it if you enjoy animated retellings of classic fairy tales for the whole family.
The series is light‑hearted and suitable for children and family viewing.
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Season 1 · 13 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 The Brave Little Tailor Mytharc Nov 1, 1999
- E2 Tom Thumb Core Nov 2, 1999
- E3 Hansel & Gretel Core Nov 3, 1999
- E4 The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids Core Nov 4, 1999
- E5 The Devil's Three Golden Hairs Core Nov 5, 1999
- E6 The Six Servants Core Nov 8, 1999
- E7 The Master Thief Core Nov 9, 1999
- E8 Rapunzel Core Nov 10, 1999
- E9 King Thrushbeard Core Nov 11, 1999
- E10 The Meaning of Fear Core Nov 12, 1999
- E11 Rumpelstiltskin Core Nov 15, 1999
- E12 Puss in Boots Mytharc Nov 16, 1999
- E13 Brother & Sister Mytharc Nov 17, 1999
Season 2 · 13 episodes
Open the complete Season 2 guide & lore primer →- E1 The Bremen Town Musicians Mytharc Jul 5, 2000
- E2 Little Red Riding Hood Core Jul 6, 2000
- E3 Table Set Yourself Core Jul 7, 2000
- E4 Faithful John Core Jul 10, 2000
- E5 The Crystal Ball Core Jul 11, 2000
- E6 The Blue Light Core Jul 12, 2000
- E7 Cinderella Core Jul 13, 2000
- E8 Snow White Core Jul 14, 2000
- E9 Sleeping Beauty Core Jul 17, 2000
- E10 The Six Swans Core Jul 18, 2000
- E11 The Two Princesses Core Jul 19, 2000
- E12 The Frog Prince Mytharc Jul 20, 2000
- E13 The Goose Maiden Mytharc Jul 21, 2000
Season 3 · 26 episodes
Open the complete Season 3 guide & lore primer →- E1 Jack And The Beanstalk Mytharc Dec 6, 2010
- E2 The Furry Critter Core Dec 7, 2010
- E3 The Hare And The Hedgehog Core Dec 8, 2010
- E4 Old Sultan Core Dec 9, 2010
- E5 Mother Holle Core Dec 10, 2010
- E6 The Three Little Pigs Core Dec 11, 2010
- E7 The Four Skillful Brothers Core Dec 12, 2010
- E8 The Magician's Feud Core Dec 13, 2010
- E9 The Nightingale Core Dec 14, 2010
- E10 Beauty And The Beast Core Dec 15, 2010
- E11 The Twelve Princesses Core Dec 16, 2010
- E12 Hans In Luck Core Dec 17, 2010
- E13 Little Mook Core Dec 18, 2010
- E14 Goldilocks Core Dec 19, 2010
- E15 Aladdin Core Dec 20, 2010
- E16 The Caliph Stork Core Dec 21, 2010
- E17 The Drummer Core Dec 22, 2010
- E18 Snow White, Rose Red Core Dec 23, 2010
- E19 Bearskin Core Dec 24, 2010
- E20 The Little Mermaid Core Dec 25, 2010
- E21 Pinocchio Core Dec 26, 2010
- E22 Iron John Core Dec 27, 2010
- E23 The Emperor's New Clothes Core Dec 28, 2010
- E24 Yorinda And Yoringel Core Dec 29, 2010
- E25 The Singing Lark Mytharc Dec 30, 2010
- E26 The Three Feathers Mytharc Dec 31, 2010
Frequently asked questions
What is Simsala Grimm about?
It is a German animated series that adapts fairy tales by the Grimm Brothers, Hans Christian Andersen and other notable authors.
When did the series first air?
Simsala Grimm premiered in 1999.
What genres does the show belong to?
The series is classified as animation, kids, sci‑fi & fantasy, and family.
Is the show appropriate for children?
Yes, it is designed as a family‑friendly program suitable for children.
Are the episodes original stories?
Each episode is based on well‑known fairy tales rather than original plots.
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