Thai Wang Films Productions Co., Ltd., Hanho Heung-Up Co., Ltd., Plus One Animation, Inc., Sunmin Image Pictures Co., Ltd., Sunwoo Animation, Korea, Hana Animation, Jade Animations International Co., Ltd. and a New Zealand studio called Slightly Off Beat Productions NZ Co., Ltd. which was also based in the other countries of Seoul, Korea, Xindian District, Taipei, Taiwan and Japan. Release Broadcast In 2000, Hercules moved to the now-defunct channel Toon Disney, where it continued airing until 2009. Disney XD aired the series for the first time in June 2011, when the channel launched in Canada. Streaming Currently, the entire series is available on Disney+, with all episodes being listed as one season. Reception Critical CommonSenseMedia gave the series a rating of 4 stars out of 5, noting that this "better-than-average spinoff has heart and brawn." Calhoun Times and Gordon County News gave the series 3 stars out of 4. Awards and nominations |- | 1999 | Jennifer E. Mertens, Robert Duran, Paca Thomas, Marc Perlman, Brian F. Mars, Melissa Ellis, Robbi Smith, Robert Poole III, Rick Hammel, Kenneth D. Young, Charles Rychwalski, Eric Hertsgaard, William Kean, David Lynch and Otis Van Osten | Emmy Award for Outstanding Sound Editing – Special Class | |- | 1999 | Casey Stone for episode "Twilight of the Gods" | Golden Reel Award for Best Sound Editing – Television Animation – Music | |- | 2000 | James Woods for playing "Hades" | Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program | |- | 2000 | French Stewart for playing "Icarus" | Emmy Award for Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program | |- | 2000 | Marc S. Perlman, Robert Duran and Paca Thomas | Emmy Award for Outstanding Sound Editing – Special Class | |- | 2000 | Joseph LoDuca | ASCAP Award for Top TV Series | |} Home media Four episodes of Hercules were reformatted into the movie Hercules: Zero to Hero and released to home video in 1999. The episode "Hercules and the Yearbook" serves as the linking narrative, with random clips replaced with the episodes "Hercules and the First Day of School", "Hercules and the Grim Avenger" and "Hercules and the Visit From Zeus". Some of the dialogue between Hercules and Meg was altered to fit the episodes. In 2003, a further VHS tape titled Hercules: TV Series was released. It contained two episodes of the series, Hercules