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{{Infobox television
 
|genre=Supernatural
  
|genre=Supernatural
 
Teen drama<br>
  
Teen drama<br>
 
Comedy-drama<br>
  
Comedy-drama<br>
 
Action
  
Action
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|created_by=[[Julian Broadway]]
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|creator=[[Julian Broadway]]
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|starring=[[Vincent Stabler]]
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|voices=[[Vincent Stabler]]
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[[Nolan Duland]]<br>
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[[Nolan Daleman]]<br>
 
[[Jennifer Lara]]
  
[[Jennifer Lara]]
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|opening="About Your Powers" performed by KSPK
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|country_of_origin=[[El Kadsre]]
  
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|ending="About Your Powers" {{small|(instrumental)}}
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|original_language(s)={{w|English language|English}}
  
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|composer=[[Ming & Sukabi]]
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|no_of_seasons=2
  
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|country=[[El Kadsre]]
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|no_of_episodes=14
  
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|language={{w|English language|English}}
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|executive_producer(s)=Julian Broadway
  
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|seasons=4
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[[Rob Farr and Cole Durane|Rob Farr]]<br>
  
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|episodes={{Eplist|36}}
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[[Rob Farr and Cole Durane|Cole Durane]]<br>
  
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|executive_producer=Julian Broadway
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[[Rob Farr and Cole Durane|Rob Farr<br>Cole Durane]]<br>
 
Phil Hugger<br>
  
Phil Hugger<br>
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[[Ian Foster]]
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[[Yoko Matsushita]]<br>
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[[Ian Foster]] {{small|({{Abbr|Co-EP|co-executive producer}})}}<br>
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|producer(s)=[[Frank Muna]]
  
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Emily Milez {{small|({{Abbr|Co-EP|co-executive producer}}, {{Abbr|s.|seasons}} 2–4)}}
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|producer=[[Frank Muna]]
 
Jeff Rockwell<br>
  
Jeff Rockwell<br>
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Andy Ell<br>
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Andrew Ellison<br>
 
Ken Stoley {{small|(supervising)}}<br>
  
Ken Stoley {{small|(supervising)}}<br>
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Tom Prizi {{small|(consulting, season 2–present)}}<br>
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Jessie Nicmaco {{small|(consulting)}}<br>
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Tom Prizi {{small|(consulting, {{Abbr|s.|seasons}} 2–4)}}
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'''Co-producers:'''<br>
  
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[[Jackson Santa]] {{small|(season 1)}}<br>
  
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Robert Chang, [[Luis Malke]] {{small|(2–)}}
  
 
|running_time=24 minutes
  
|running_time=24 minutes
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|production_company(s)=[[Julian Broadway|Box of Donuts Productions]]
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|studio=[[Julian Broadway|Broadway Productions Ltd.]]<br>
 
[[Rob Farr and Cole Durane|The Farr/Durane Studio]]<br>
  
[[Rob Farr and Cole Durane|The Farr/Durane Studio]]<br>
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[[Everest Animation]]
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[[PPE Animation]]
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|distributor(s)=[[PPE Entertainment]]
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|distributor=[[PPE Entertainment]]
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|original_network=[[ETVKK (TV channel)|ETVKK]]
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|network=[[ETVKK (TV channel)|ETVKK]]<br />[[El TV Kadsre 3]] (seasons 2–4)
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|picture_format=1080p (16:9 HDTV)
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|picture=1080p (16:9 HDTV)
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|original_release=January 9, 2017 – present
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|release=January 9, 2017 – September 30, 2022
 
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'''''Wolf Howl''''' is an El Kadsreian animated supernatural teen drama television series created by [[Julian Broadway]] for [[ETVKK (TV channel)|ETVKK]]. It is about Max Eve, a teenage boy living in [[Eirabourne]] who is bitten by a werewolf and is able to turn into one. The series premiered on January 9, 2017.
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'''''Wolf Howl''''' is an El Kadsreian animated supernatural teen drama television series created by [[Julian Broadway]] for [[ETVKK (TV channel)|ETVKK]]. The series follows Max Eve, a teenage boy who becomes a werewolf and—while learning to use his newfound powers—explores his past and the world around him.
   
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Because ETVKK's original programs are supposed to be aimed at children, the young adult-focused series has meet with criticism, despite it being aired at 11:00 PM, due to its "inappropriate" content. On May 26, 2018, [[PPE Entertainment]], the distributor of ''Wolf Howl'', announced that the show was cancelled due to the criticism it was met with.
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The first season originally ran from January 9 to March 16, 2017. Because much of ETVKK's original programming was aimed at children aged 6 to 9 at the time it premiered, the teenager-aimed series has been met with criticism, despite it being aired at 11:00 PM due to its content. On May 26, 2018, [[PPE Entertainment]], the distributor of ''Wolf Howl'', announced that the show was cancelled due to the criticism.
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In August 2019, Julian Broadway announced that the show had been revived for a second season, and that it would air on [[ETVKK]] and [[El TV Kadsre 3]]. The new season ran from February 29 to March 7, 2020, and was met with positive reviews from critics. A third season premiered on April 9, 2021, and the fourth and final season premiered on July 22, 2022. "The Final Battle", a two-part series finale, aired on September 30, 2022.
   
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However, in August 2019, Julian Broadway announced that the show had been renewed for a second season.
  
 
==Premise==
  
==Premise==
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In [[Eirabourne]], El Kadsre, a teenage boy named Max Eve ([[Vincent Stabler]]) lives with his father ([[Nolan Duland]]) and mother ([[Jennifer Lara]]). One night, Julian wanders into a forest near his house and is bitten by a werewolf, transforming him into one. Now, he is able to use his powers whenever he wishes.
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In [[Eirabourne]], a teenage boy named Max Eve ([[Vincent Stabler]]) lives with his father ([[Nolan Daleman]]) and mother ([[Jennifer Lara]]). One night, Max wanders into a forest near his house and is bitten by a werewolf, transforming him into one. Now struggling with his new powers, Max tries keeping his powers a secret while trying to balance his two lives as a werewolf and teenager and exploring the strange world around him.
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==Voice cast and characters==
  
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==Voice cast==
 
*[[Vincent Stabler]] as Max Eve
  
*[[Vincent Stabler]] as Max Eve
 
*[[Jennifer Lara]] as Ann Eve
  
*[[Jennifer Lara]] as Ann Eve
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*[[Nolan Duland]] as Benjamin Eve
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*[[Nolan Daleman]] as Benjamin Eve
 
*[[Mark Muji Fong]] as Joe Han
  
*[[Mark Muji Fong]] as Joe Han
 
*Greg Basakami as Lucas Mervie
  
*Greg Basakami as Lucas Mervie
 
*Mike Mea as Shawn Neal
  
*Mike Mea as Shawn Neal
 
*[[Christopher Von Meyer]] as Ian Dawn
  
*[[Christopher Von Meyer]] as Ian Dawn
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*[[Kristine Falcon]] as Jessica Makes
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==Reception==
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The first season was met with criticism for its suggestive themes due to the fact that it aired on ETVKK, a network intended for children. [[TheDailyVid.com]] called the show's first season, "the most controversial season [...] so much so that it nearly killed ETVKK's reputation".
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The season was also met with criticism due to ETVKK's other programs being aimed towards younger children. Online entertainment magazine ''[[Paragraf]]'' stated that the series's first season had "no business being on ETVKK" because of its inappropriate content, including mild language and mildly bloody violence. ''Paragraf''{{'}}s Jordan Bera stated, "ETVKK had no business airing an original show that was rated PG or M, even if it aired late at night or early in the morning." Julian Broadway responded with, "[[Joshua von Schweetz|One of ETVKK's presenters]] created a [[Schweetzman|very 'not for kids' sketch comedy]]. Why the hell are you complaining?"
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On March 8, 2017, [[NewsHome]]'s Alex Hei posted on the site's blog, "ETVKK's new demographic might be {{w|edgelord|edgy}} 16-year-old boys with the premiere of an inappropriate cartoon called ''Wolf Howl'', itself a harsh defamation of the once-kid-friendly El TV Kadsre Kids." On December 1, 2017, voice actor [[Josh Hum]] posted on [[LifeConnect]], "''Wolf Howl'' is an interesting show, but why is it on ETVKK? this is what [[El TV Kadsre 3|ETVK3]] is for."
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In response to the questions about the criticisms, Broadway stated in a May 2018 interview with [[XYZ News|XYZ News EK]]:
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:People have become sensitive, y'know? Like... other kid shows—shows aimed at younger kids drop all these, like, very implicit innuendos about things like sex and drugs, and then the writers are like, "Haha funny!" So please fucking excuse me for making an actually honest show targeting a more mature demographic, which itself airs in a time slot at which little children shouldn't be watching TV, anyway. It's not an "adult cartoon" or whatever the hell—it's mature animation. End. Of. Discussion.
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===Lawsuit===
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On January 3, 2019, screenwriter Todd Lynder filed a lawsuit against Julian Broadway and [[PPE Entertainment]], claiming that the idea for ''Wolf Howl'' came from an animated series he pitched to [[El TV Kadsre Animation]] that was rejected. Lynder also had art of a character who looked similar to Max Eve with similar-looking werewolf and wolf forms. However, the lawsuit as a whole was annulled because these were neither plot points nor episode ideas, "not to mention miniscule [claims] in general".
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==Episodes==
  
==Episodes==
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===Season 1===
  
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===Season 1 (2017)===
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{| class="wikitable"
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} overall
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} in season
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!Title
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!Written by
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!Directed by
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!Original air date
 
|-
  
|-
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!1
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! style="background-color: yellow;" scope="col" |{{abbr|No.|Number}} in season
  
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|1
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! style="background-color: yellow;" scope="col" |{{abbr|No.|Number}} overall
  
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|"Bitten" {{small|(Part 1)}}
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! style="background-color: yellow;" scope="col" width="100px" |Title
  
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|[[Julian Broadway]] & [[Drake Drew]]
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! style="background-color: yellow;" scope="col" |Written by
  
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|Julian Broadway
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! style="background-color: yellow;" scope="col" width="125px" |Directed by
  
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|January 9, 2017
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! style="background-color: yellow;" scope="col" |Original air date
  
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|- class="vevent" style="text-align:center;background-position:initialinitial;background-repeat:initialinitial;"
  
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |1
  
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| class="summary"|1
  
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"Bitten" {{small|(Part 1)}}
  
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| class="summary"|[[Julian Broadway]] & [[Drake Drew]]
  
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| class="summary"|Chris Amaz
  
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| class="summary"|January 9, 2017
  
 
|-
  
|-
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!2
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |2
  
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|2
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| class="summary"|2
  
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"Beast" {{small|(Part 2)}}
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|"Beast" {{small|(Part 2)}}
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| class="summary"|Drake Drew & [[Paul Robbie]]
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|Drake Drew, [[Paul Robbie]], and Andrew D. Long
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| class="summary"|Mia Kayman
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|Mia Kayman
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| class="summary"|January 10, 2017
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|January 10, 2017
 
|-
  
|-
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!3
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |3
  
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|3
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| class="summary"|3
  
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"Power" {{small|(Part 3)}}
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|"Power" {{small|(Part 3)}}
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| class="summary"|[[Martin Goodman (screenwriter)|Martin Goorman]]
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|[[Martin Goodman (screenwriter)|Martin Goodman]]
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| class="summary"|Marc French
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|Marc French
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| class="summary"|January 11, 2017
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|January 11, 2017
 
|-
  
|-
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!4
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |4
  
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|4
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| class="summary"|4
  
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|"Tiger"
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"The Tiger"
  
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| class="summary"|Julian Broadway & [[Kim Namer]]
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|Julian Broadway & [[Kim Namer]]
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| class="summary"|Chris Amaz
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|Chris Amaz
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| class="summary"|January 12, 2017
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|January 12, 2017
 
|-
  
|-
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!5
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |5
  
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|5
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| class="summary"|5
  
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"Shedding"
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|"Shedding"
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| class="summary"|[[Billy Fean]]
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|[[Billy Fean]]
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| class="summary"|Robert Sydney
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|Robert Sydney & [[Kate Lynn Harp]]
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| class="summary"|January 13, 2017
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|January 13, 2017
 
|-
  
|-
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!6
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |6
  
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|6
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| class="summary"|6
  
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|"Fear"
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"Fear"
  
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| class="summary"|Billy Fean & Martin Goodman
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|Billy Fean & Martin Goodman
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| class="summary"|Robert Sydney
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|Robert Sydney
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| class="summary"|January 14, 2017
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|January 14, 2017
 
|-
  
|-
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!7
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |7
  
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|7
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| class="summary"|7
  
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|"Eyes"
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"Eyes"
  
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| class="summary"|Julian Broadway & [[Nora Mang]]
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| Julian Broadway & [[Nora Mang]]
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| class="summary"|Chris Amaz
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|Chris Amaz
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| class="summary"|January 15, 2017
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|January 15, 2017
 
|-
  
|-
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!8
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! id="ep1" scope="row" style="font-weight:normal;" |8
  
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|8
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| class="summary"|8
  
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|"Blood"
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| class="summary" style="text-align:left"|"Blood"
  
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| class="summary"|Martin Goodman & [[Harry Sun]]
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|Martin Goodman & [[Harry Sun]]
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| class="summary"|Marc French
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|Marc French
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| class="summary"|January 16, 2017
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|January 16, 2017
 
|}
  
|}
   
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===Season 2===
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===Season 2 (2020)===
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{| class="wikitable"
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==Reception==
  
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} overall
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The series has been met with criticism for its "cliché" plot and suggestive themes. [[TheDailyVid.com]] calls it "the worst teen drama on El Kadsreian television".
  
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} in season
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===Controversy===
  
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!Title
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''Wolf Howl'' has been with criticism because ETVKK original programs are supposed to be aimed at children, and this one is not. Entertainment magazine ''[[Paragraf]]'' stated that the series has no business being on ETVKK because of its "inappropriate" content, including sexual themes, adult language, drug use, and bloody violence. ''Paragraf''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s Jordan Bera stated, "ETVKK had no business airing an original show that was rated M, even if it is late at night or early in the morning." Julian Broadway responded with, "[[Joshua von Schweetz|One of ETVKK's presenters]] was the creator of [[Schweetzman|a very "not for kids" sketch comedy]]. Why are you complaining?"
  
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!Written by
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===Lawsuit===
  
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!Directed by
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On January 3, 2019, Todd Lynder filed a lawsuit against Julian Broadway, claiming that the idea for ''Wolf Howl'' came from an animated series he pitched to [[El TV Kadsre Animation]] that was rejected. Lynder also had art of a character who looked similar to Max Eve and similar-looking werewolf and wolf forms. However, the charges were annulled because these were neither plot points nor episode ideas.
  
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!Original air date
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[[Category:El Kadsreian television series]]
  
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|-
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!9
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|1
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|"Insane" {{small|(Part 1)}}
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|[[Julian Broadway]] & [[Drake Drew]]
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|Chris Amaz
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|February 29, 2020
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|-
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!10
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|2
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|"Fooled" {{small|(Part 2)}}
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|Drake Drew & [[Paul Robbie]]
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|Mia Kayman
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|March 1, 2020
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|-
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!11
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|3
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|"Overtime"
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|[[Marco Nanzion]] & [[Curtis Darey]]
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| Marc French
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|March 2, 2020
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|-
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!12
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|4
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|"N.O.W."
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|Julian Broadway
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|Casper Schneider
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|March 3, 2020
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|-
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!13
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|5
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|"Soldier"
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|[[Billy Fean]], Jerry German, and Gloria Eighkaume
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|Robert Sydney
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| March 4, 2020
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|-
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!14
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|6
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|"Feral"
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|Evan Luis
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|Kenneth Makkudo, [[Rob Richi]], and Alexander Kubuckah
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|March 5, 2020
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|-
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!15
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|7
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|"Blood"
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|[[Nora Mang]] & [[Edward Miguel]]
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|Chris Amaz
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|March 6, 2020
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|-
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!16
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|8
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|"Vision"
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|[[Wynn Sung]]
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|Marc French
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|March 7, 2020
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|}
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===Season 3 (2021)===
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{| class="wikitable"
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} overall
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} in season
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!Title
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!Written by
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!Directed by
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!Original air date
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|-
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!17
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|1
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|"The Clan"
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|[[Julian Broadway]]
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|Julian Broadway
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|April 9, 2021
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|-
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!18
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|2
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|"10 Steps to Being an Average Human"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|April 16, 2021
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|-
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!19
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|3
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|"Thesis Statement"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|April 23, 2021
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|-
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!20
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|4
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|"Hot Sauce"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|April 30, 2021
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|-
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!21
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|5
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|"Cutaway"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|May 7, 2021
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|-
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!22
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|6
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|"Free One's Own Soul"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|May 14, 2021
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|-
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!23
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|7
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|"Vandal"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|May 21, 2021
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|-
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!24
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|8
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|"Face Your Inner Demons"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|May 28, 2021
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|}
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=== Season 4 (2022) ===
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{| class="wikitable"
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} overall
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!{{abbr|No.|Number}} in season
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!Title
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!Written by
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!Directed by
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!Original air date
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|-
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!25
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|1
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|"Red Moon"
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|[[Julian Broadway]]
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|Julian Broadway
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|July 22, 2022
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|-
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!26
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|2
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|"Empirical"
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|Julian Broadway
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|[[Justin Hedger]]
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|July 29, 2022
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|-
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!27
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|3
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|"A Basic Lesson in Canine Anatomy"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|August 5, 2022
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|-
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!28
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|4
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|"Sheriff"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|August 12, 2022
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|-
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!29
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|5
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|"Checking In and Checking Out"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|August 19, 2022
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|-
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!30
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|6
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|"Los Lobos"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Justin Hedger
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|August 26, 2022
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|-
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!31
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|7
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|"One Day We'll Look Back on This and Laugh"
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|Julian Broadway
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|[[Bentley Faye]]
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|September 2, 2022
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|-
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!32
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|8
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|"Decision"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Bentley Faye
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|September 9, 2022
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|-
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!33
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|9
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|"2500"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Bentley Faye
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|September 16, 2022
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|-
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!34
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|10
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|"Nature"
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|Julian Broadway
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|Bentley Faye
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|September 23, 2022
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|-
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!35<hr />36
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|11<hr />12
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|"The Final Battle"
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|Julian Broadway & [[Wynn Sung]]
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|Bentley Faye
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|September 30, 2022
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|}
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==International broadcast==
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{{Open section}}
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
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!Region
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!Country
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!Network
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!Premiere date
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! Notes
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|-
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| rowspan="5" |Europe
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|Dryicor
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|[[Kanal 4 (Dryicor)|Kanal 4]]
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|November 2, 2017
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|
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|-
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|Euro Republics
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|[[Network Two (Euro Republics)|Network Two]]
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| rowspan="2" |September 19, 2017
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| rowspan="2" |Simulcast
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|-
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|Telton
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|[[theTWO (Telton)|theTWO]]
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|-
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| rowspan="2" |United Kingdom
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|{{W|BBC Two}}
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|October 18, 2017
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|
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|-
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|{{W|BBC Three}}
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|February 16, 2022
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|
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|-
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| rowspan="4" |North America
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| rowspan="2" |United States
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|{{w|Adult Swim}}
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| rowspan="3" |January 22, 2018
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|
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|-
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|[[Lyfe]]
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|
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|-
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|Canada
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|{{W|Adult Swim (Canadian TV channel)|Adult Swim}}
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|
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|-
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|Laioria
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|[[Tyla'agegar]]
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|February 23, 2022
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|
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|}
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==Footnotes==
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{{Reflist}}
 
[[Category:2017 El Kadsreian television series debuts]]
  
[[Category:2017 El Kadsreian television series debuts]]
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[[Category:2022 El Kadsreian television series endings]]
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[[Category:El Kadsreian television series]]
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[[Category:ETVKK shows]]
 
[[Category:PPE Entertainment]]
  
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Wolf Howl is an El Kadsreian animated supernatural teen drama television series created by Julian Broadway for ETVKK. The series follows Max Eve, a teenage boy who becomes a werewolf and—while learning to use his newfound powers—explores his past and the world around him.

The first season originally ran from January 9 to March 16, 2017. Because much of ETVKK's original programming was aimed at children aged 6 to 9 at the time it premiered, the teenager-aimed series has been met with criticism, despite it being aired at 11:00 PM due to its content. On May 26, 2018, PPE Entertainment, the distributor of Wolf Howl, announced that the show was cancelled due to the criticism.

In August 2019, Julian Broadway announced that the show had been revived for a second season, and that it would air on ETVKK and El TV Kadsre 3. The new season ran from February 29 to March 7, 2020, and was met with positive reviews from critics. A third season premiered on April 9, 2021, and the fourth and final season premiered on July 22, 2022. "The Final Battle", a two-part series finale, aired on September 30, 2022.

Premise

In Eirabourne, a teenage boy named Max Eve (Vincent Stabler) lives with his father (Nolan Daleman) and mother (Jennifer Lara). One night, Max wanders into a forest near his house and is bitten by a werewolf, transforming him into one. Now struggling with his new powers, Max tries keeping his powers a secret while trying to balance his two lives as a werewolf and teenager and exploring the strange world around him.

Voice cast

  • Vincent Stabler as Max Eve
  • Jennifer Lara as Ann Eve
  • Nolan Daleman as Benjamin Eve
  • Mark Muji Fong as Joe Han
  • Greg Basakami as Lucas Mervie
  • Mike Mea as Shawn Neal
  • Christopher Von Meyer as Ian Dawn
  • Kristine Falcon as Jessica Makes

Reception

The first season was met with criticism for its suggestive themes due to the fact that it aired on ETVKK, a network intended for children. TheDailyVid.com called the show's first season, "the most controversial season [...] so much so that it nearly killed ETVKK's reputation".

The season was also met with criticism due to ETVKK's other programs being aimed towards younger children. Online entertainment magazine Paragraf stated that the series's first season had "no business being on ETVKK" because of its inappropriate content, including mild language and mildly bloody violence. Paragraf's Jordan Bera stated, "ETVKK had no business airing an original show that was rated PG or M, even if it aired late at night or early in the morning." Julian Broadway responded with, "One of ETVKK's presenters created a very 'not for kids' sketch comedy. Why the hell are you complaining?"

On March 8, 2017, NewsHome's Alex Hei posted on the site's blog, "ETVKK's new demographic might be edgy 16-year-old boys with the premiere of an inappropriate cartoon called Wolf Howl, itself a harsh defamation of the once-kid-friendly El TV Kadsre Kids." On December 1, 2017, voice actor Josh Hum posted on LifeConnect, "Wolf Howl is an interesting show, but why is it on ETVKK? this is what ETVK3 is for."

In response to the questions about the criticisms, Broadway stated in a May 2018 interview with XYZ News EK:

People have become sensitive, y'know? Like... other kid shows—shows aimed at younger kids drop all these, like, very implicit innuendos about things like sex and drugs, and then the writers are like, "Haha funny!" So please fucking excuse me for making an actually honest show targeting a more mature demographic, which itself airs in a time slot at which little children shouldn't be watching TV, anyway. It's not an "adult cartoon" or whatever the hell—it's mature animation. End. Of. Discussion.

Lawsuit

On January 3, 2019, screenwriter Todd Lynder filed a lawsuit against Julian Broadway and PPE Entertainment, claiming that the idea for Wolf Howl came from an animated series he pitched to El TV Kadsre Animation that was rejected. Lynder also had art of a character who looked similar to Max Eve with similar-looking werewolf and wolf forms. However, the lawsuit as a whole was annulled because these were neither plot points nor episode ideas, "not to mention miniscule [claims] in general".

Episodes

Season 1 (2017)

No. overall No. in season Title Written by Directed by Original air date
1 1 "Bitten" (Part 1) Julian Broadway & Drake Drew Julian Broadway January 9, 2017
2 2 "Beast" (Part 2) Drake Drew, Paul Robbie, and Andrew D. Long Mia Kayman January 10, 2017
3 3 "Power" (Part 3) Martin Goodman Marc French January 11, 2017
4 4 "Tiger" Julian Broadway & Kim Namer Chris Amaz January 12, 2017
5 5 "Shedding" Billy Fean Robert Sydney & Kate Lynn Harp January 13, 2017
6 6 "Fear" Billy Fean & Martin Goodman Robert Sydney January 14, 2017
7 7 "Eyes" Julian Broadway & Nora Mang Chris Amaz January 15, 2017
8 8 "Blood" Martin Goodman & Harry Sun Marc French January 16, 2017

Season 2 (2020)

No. overall No. in season Title Written by Directed by Original air date
9 1 "Insane" (Part 1) Julian Broadway & Drake Drew Chris Amaz February 29, 2020
10 2 "Fooled" (Part 2) Drake Drew & Paul Robbie Mia Kayman March 1, 2020
11 3 "Overtime" Marco Nanzion & Curtis Darey Marc French March 2, 2020
12 4 "N.O.W." Julian Broadway Casper Schneider March 3, 2020
13 5 "Soldier" Billy Fean, Jerry German, and Gloria Eighkaume Robert Sydney March 4, 2020
14 6 "Feral" Evan Luis Kenneth Makkudo, Rob Richi, and Alexander Kubuckah March 5, 2020
15 7 "Blood" Nora Mang & Edward Miguel Chris Amaz March 6, 2020
16 8 "Vision" Wynn Sung Marc French March 7, 2020

Season 3 (2021)

No. overall No. in season Title Written by Directed by Original air date
17 1 "The Clan" Julian Broadway Julian Broadway April 9, 2021
18 2 "10 Steps to Being an Average Human" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger April 16, 2021
19 3 "Thesis Statement" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger April 23, 2021
20 4 "Hot Sauce" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger April 30, 2021
21 5 "Cutaway" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger May 7, 2021
22 6 "Free One's Own Soul" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger May 14, 2021
23 7 "Vandal" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger May 21, 2021
24 8 "Face Your Inner Demons" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger May 28, 2021

Season 4 (2022)

No. overall No. in season Title Written by Directed by Original air date
25 1 "Red Moon" Julian Broadway Julian Broadway July 22, 2022
26 2 "Empirical" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger July 29, 2022
27 3 "A Basic Lesson in Canine Anatomy" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger August 5, 2022
28 4 "Sheriff" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger August 12, 2022
29 5 "Checking In and Checking Out" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger August 19, 2022
30 6 "Los Lobos" Julian Broadway Justin Hedger August 26, 2022
31 7 "One Day We'll Look Back on This and Laugh" Julian Broadway Bentley Faye September 2, 2022
32 8 "Decision" Julian Broadway Bentley Faye September 9, 2022
33 9 "2500" Julian Broadway Bentley Faye September 16, 2022
34 10 "Nature" Julian Broadway Bentley Faye September 23, 2022
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12 		"The Final Battle" Julian Broadway & Wynn Sung Bentley Faye September 30, 2022

International broadcast

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Region Country Network Premiere date Notes
Europe Dryicor Kanal 4 November 2, 2017
Euro Republics Network Two September 19, 2017 Simulcast
Telton theTWO
United Kingdom BBC Two October 18, 2017
BBC Three February 16, 2022
North America United States Adult Swim January 22, 2018
Lyfe
Canada Adult Swim
Laioria Tyla'agegar February 23, 2022


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