Monster Math Squad

Monster Math Squad is a Canadian CGI animated series, created by Jeff Rosen and produced by DHX Media for CBC Television. It follows the adventures of three monsters who go on missions that require math equations. Together, they solve math problems to complete missions.

Monster Math Squad
Voices ofJeff Rosen
Opening theme'Monster Math Squad' composed & produced by Tim Baker of Hey Rosetta!, lyrics by Mitchel Musso
Country of originCanada
Production
ProducersDHX Media
CBC Television
Running time30 minutes
Release
Original networkCBC (Canada)
Discovery Kids (Latin America)
Original release2012 (2012) –
2016 (2016)

Plot

The series takes place in the city of Monstrovia, where all sorts of monsters live. Three monsters named Max, Lily, and Goo are always ready to help their friends, solving math problems and learning math equations.

Characters

Main
  • Max (voiced by Cory Doran): A yellow monster with a horn and orange hands, feet and lips and green eyes. Max is the biggest and strongest of the squad, and is best friends with Goo, with whom he likes playing games with. The two also share favorite foods, and Max is usually depicted as the monster in charge.
  • Lily (voiced by Julie Sype): A pink cycloptic monster with a blue eye, purple back spines and a yellow bow. She is the only female member of the Monster Math Squad, and is their smartest member. Lily can often be seen keeping and eye on Max and Goo when not solving problems.
  • Goo (voiced by Annick Obonsawin): A green gelatinous monster with three purple eyes. He is the smallest of the squad, and is best friends with Max, with whom he likes playing games with. The two also share favorite foods, and Goo is usually portrayed as and eager junior member. He is always surprised by the Scream Screen.

Broadcast history

United States

Canada

Latin America

UK

References
  1. https://ionmedia.com/press/imn/ion-media-announces-12-new-programming-acquisitions-for-qubo-and-ion-life
  2. "Monster Math Squad | Qubo - Qubo is the nation's only 24/7 over-the-air network for children". Qubo. Retrieved 2018-10-12.


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