# Fudêncio e Seus Amigos

Fudêncio e Seus Amigos (lit. Fudêncio and his friends) is a Brazilian adult animated sitcom created by Thiago Martins, Marco Pavão and Flávia Boggio for MTV Brasil.
The plot consists of adult-themed, intentionally shocking but funny stories involving a group of five 9-year-old school friends including a punk boy who wears no clothes, a politically correct but extremely unlucky fruit-boy, a drug-addicted depressed girl and a jovial transgender girl.
A total of six seasons featuring 179 episodes were produced and aired in Brazil from August 23, 2005 to August 25, 2011.

## Characters

* Fudêncio - Sarcastic, macabre, cynical, shameless. Fudêncio is far from being an exemplary hero. In any normal school, this little boy with spikes on his head would be in the boardroom. Fudêncio loves rock. Fudêncio is acclaimed as a hero, even with his vocabulary limited to "mimimi mimi" (which everyone understands perfectly, since each beat is a word). Always doing better at everything than Conrad, Fudêncio has already been a pilot, army general, MTV VJ, political revolutionary, etc. (voiced by Thiago Martins)
* Conrad Khaki - One of the main characters of Fudêncio and his Friends, his head is a persimmon that people often mistakenly believe to be a tomato. He can be considered a complete magnet of all misfortunes in existence. Conrad is 9 years old, and is the son of a tomato with an orange, and most of the time is confused with a tomato. To make his public school student worse, Fudêncio constantly fills the bag of poor Conrad, who most often tries to get his rights or ends up doing something politically correct, which is mistakenly interpreted by various characters, like Lieutenant Kevin Costa, who always calls him "Damn Reggae Youth!". Conrad is hopelessly in love with Zezé Maria, who is either a cross-dresser or a transgender girl. Conrad knows about this, but that does not stop him from loving him/her, regardless of whether Zezé Maria is a boy or girl. Compared to the other characters, Conrad is the only character who knows how to differentiate good from evil. (voiced by Fernando Peque from 2005-2007, Felipe Solari from 2008-2009 and Cauê Zunchini from 2010-2011)
* Funérea - This little girl hates everything and everyone. She presented a talk show on MTV, Misfortune with Funérea, and interviewed people like Di Ferrero, Ratinho, Marcelo Taz, Tatá Werneck, MariMoon, Dani Calabresa, Fofão, Christian Pior, André Vasco and Mallu Magalhães. She was interviewed by Ronnie Von on All Her Own. (voiced by Flávia Boggio)
* Zezé Maria - Although regarded as a young transgender girl with a strongly masculine voice, it has never been clear whether Zezé Maria is a boy or a girl, although in several episodes he/she is only a cross-dresser with long blond hair. But all this has little importance in the universe of Fudêncio, especially for Conrad, who ignores this small detail and has a great passion for her. (Voiced by Cacá Marcondes from 2005-2009 and Ieié Marcondes from 2010-2011)
* Popoto Conceição Massa Gordinho - No one knows Popoto's true age. The fact that he's doing 4th grade for the eighth time suggests that he is a little older than his friends. But if passing depends on his "quickness" of reasoning, he will do 4th grade a few more times, maybe forever. It is also debatable how he came in 4th grade. In one episode, it is revealed that he is 34 years old, in another that Popoto has been alive since prehistory and - along with Fudêncio - is immortal. Popoto always wears a Che Guevara shirt and is a character who loves to laugh, always after that something speaks, it lives blending the pants besides the same in some episodes to be fond of faeces and still has a tycoon uncle. (voiced by Thiago Martins)
* Safeno - The name gives you a clue. Safeno does not have very good health. Instead of a lunchbox, he always walks around with his serum. But the precarious state of his heart, liver, gut (and all his other organs) do not stop this nice little boy from being part of Fudêncio's adventures. (Voiced by Geninho Simonetti)
* Yoshiro Shishiro "Neguinho" da Silva - A black boy who is known for almost always being the target of some racial prejudice. Despite his youth, he has the voice of a classically trained baritone. All his relatives are Japanese but he claims not to be adopted and his parents say the same. In an episode in which the students' families were introduced, his family appears next to the taxi driver who serves them, who is also black, which leads everyone to believe that he is the true father of Neguinho. Neguinho is the least profane student in his class. He has a brother named Sensaku (a phonetic pun with "no bag") who does not speak Portuguese. (Voiced by Thiago Martins from 2005, Fernando Peque from 2006-2007 and André Aguiar from 2008-2011)
* Professor Maria Cudi Ampola - Better known as Professor Cudi, she is the primary teacher of the majority of the children, students of José Mojica Marins. Her main passion is to distribute negative points during class. But Fudêncio knows how to deceive this teacher so well that he became her favorite pupil. Bordão: "Conrad, negative point for you!". (voiced by Marta Ferreira)
* Officers - Two incompetent policemen working in a police station near the primary school, who frequently arrest Conrad for unfair reasons.
* Peruíbe de Mongaguá - This is a young version of Gérson, the Brazilian who wants to take advantage of everyone. He loves planning methods to take advantage of his schoolmates' problems by promising help - luckily it is not recognized as interference in drawing. He is in love with Malu Mongolians, but she always rejects him. Bordão: "So, if you're going to die, can you get some new toys for me?!" (voiced by Marco Pavão)
* Baltazar Barata - Although he is the tutor of the devilish Fudêncio, Baltazar Barata is a fellow beyond understanding and educated. He also has irresistible charm and chivalry, and is perhaps the only cockroach worshiped by women. So much so that parent-school meetings are the most popular among girls. (Voiced by Thiago Martins)

### Series overview

| Season | Episodes | Episodes | Originally released | Originally released | Originally released |
| Season | Episodes | Episodes | First released | Last released | Network |
| 1 | 20 | 20 | August 23, 2005 (2005-08-23) | October 2, 2005 (2005-10-02) | MTV Brasil |
| 2 | 35 | 35 | May 27, 2006 (2006-05-27) | September 23, 2006 (2006-09-23) | MTV Brasil |
| 3 | 41 | 41 | May 15, 2007 (2007-05-15) | December 27, 2007 (2007-12-27) | MTV Brasil |
| 4 | 40 | 40 | May 5, 2008 (2008-05-05) | December 4, 2008 (2008-12-04) | MTV Brasil |
| 5 | 29 | 29 | March 2, 2009 (2009-03-02) | May 30, 2009 (2009-05-30) | MTV Brasil |
| 6 | 13 | 13 | June 2, 2011 (2011-06-02) | August 25, 2011 (2011-08-25) | MTV Brasil |

## Episodes
### Season 1 (2005)

The series premiered on August 23, 2005. There were three episodes of 10 minutes per broadcast.
| No | Exhibition date | Title |
| 01 | August 23 | Quiprocó na Lama |
| 02 | August 23 | Pitoco de Gouache |
| 03 | August 23 | Working out the Cucuruto |
| 04 | August 30 | Gift Wired Gift |
| 05 | August 30 | Round Pit |
| 06 | August 30 | Caprine Science |
| 07 | September 6 | Mambembe Race |
| 08 | September 6 | Tree Astronaut |
| 09 | September 6 | Legal Medical Institute |
| 10 | September 13 | Ox in the Air |
| 11 | September 13 | Sunday at the FARC |
| 12 | September 13 | Cu and Rola Theater |
| 13 | September 20 | Quotas of Cocotas |
| 14 | September 20 | Trimming the Rabiola |
| 15 | September 20 | Header |
| 16 | September 27 | Museum of Tenderness |
| 17 | September 27 | Safeno Bridge |
| 18 | September 27 | Tutti-fruit |
| 19 | October 2 | Popoto country calling code |
| 20 | October 2 | Baltazar is a Cockroach |

### Season 2 (2006)

The 2nd season started on May 27 and ran through September 23. During this season two episodes of 11 minutes a day were shown.
| No. | Exhibition date | Title |
| 01 | May 27 | Banana mouche |
| 02 | May 27 | Settled war |
| 03 | June 3 | Captive captivity |
| 04 | June 3 | Dregona Cave |
| 05 | June 10 | I Wanna Loyô |
| 06 | June 10 | Gemiocide |
| 07 | June 17 | The Hammer is gone |
| 08 | June 17 | URB-2 |
| 09 | June 24 | Pan de Ramos |
| 10 | June 24 | Capeta Mirim |
| 11 | July 1 | Fashion week |
| 12 | July 1 | Damn the bullet |
| 13 | July 8 | I am worker |
| 14 | July 8 | Electoral Fraud |
| 15 | July 15 | Karate Cudi |
| 16 | July 15 | Desquitismo |
| 17 | July 22 | Cheap Case |
| 18 | July 22 | Indigenous Reserve |
| 19 | July 29 | DJ Test |
| 20 | July 29 | Rat Poison |
| 21 | August 5 | Ex-Peology |
| 22 | August 5 | Juca Esfirra Open |
| 23 | August 12 | Casino |
| 24 | August 12 | Kiss |
| 25 | August 19 | Aparecildis |
| 26 | August 19 | I Dont Wanna Be Buried in a Pet Sematary |
| 27 | August 26 | Top Goma |
| 28 | August 26 | Erasing the Frog |
| 29 | September 2 | Fart Soul |
| 30 | September 2 | Silence at the Court |
| 31 | September 9 | Cat Ball |
| 32 | September 9 | Habeas Corpus |
| 33 | September 16 | Angel of the Law |
| 34 | September 16 | Apocalypse |
| 35 | September 23 | Ahhtata Rabüzac (retrospective) |

### Season 3 (2007)

The 3rd season was shown between May 15 and December 27. At the end of this season, Funérea debuted his talk show Infortúnio.
| No | Exhibition date | Title |
| 01 | May 15 | Recycling and Walking |
| 02 | May 15 | Everything is shit |
| 03 | May 16 | Soldier Brice's Birthday |
| 04 | May 16 | Animated Animation |
| 05 | May 17 | Putrefied Gororoba |
| 06 | May 17 | Who knows if Fu !!! |
| 07 | May 22 | Terrorism |
| 08 | May 22 | Primate kid |
| 09 | May 23 | Nipo Neguinho |
| 10 | May 23 | Hot Planet |
| 11 | May 23 | Wonder Girl |
| 12 | May 24 | The Dance of the Persimmon |
| 13 | May 29 | Subliminal message |
| 14 | May 29 | The Kubrusly |
| 15 | May 30 | Passionate about Persimmon |
| 16 | May 30 | Futibas Church |
| 17 | May 31 | Bullet Ploft |
| 18 | May 31 | Destroy the Persimmon Contest |
| 19 | June 5 | Panic! |
| 20 | December 4 | Guest Host |
| 21 | December 4 | Who Vegeta Always Reaches |
| 22 | December 5 | Emorruidos |
| 23 | December 5 | Peruíbe Topa Tudo |
| 24 | December 6 | Federal Police |
| 25 | December 6 | Chavonildo |
| 26 | December 11 | Persimmon Yupe! |
| 27 | December 11 | Ballooning |
| 28 | December 12 | Stamp Pirates |
| 29 | December 12 | Super Coco |
| 30 | December 13 | Zoophilia |
| 31 | December 18 | Troop of Aliche |
| 32 | December 18 | The Zezé Doll |
| 33 | December 19 | Gay |
| 34 | December 20 | Passion |
| 35 | December 20 | Bizarre Safeno |
| 36 | December 25 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Cachorro Grande |
| 37 | December 25 | Christmas Special |
| 38 | December 26 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Fresno |
| 39 | December 26 | Little Prince |
| 40 | December 27 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Supla |
| 41 | December 27 | Aerial Chaos |

### Season 4 (2008)

In the 4th season, Caqui Conrado began to be voiced by MTV Brasil's Felipe Solari. Of the 24 episodes, 16 were shown from May 5 to 16. From August 4 to 14, the rest of the episodes were shown. From August 15 to November 8, MTV aired reruns of this season's episodes. The season had ended and new episodes would only be shown in 2009. Reruns of the week's episodes continued until November 29, and from December 8, reruns of the previous episodes of the season also began to air.
| No | Exhibition date | Title |
| 01 | May 5 | Fudêncio Mutante |
| 02 | May 6 | Bad Influenza |
| 03 | May 7 | Sustainable planet |
| 04 | May 8 | What's Happening, Conrado? |
| 05 | May 12 | Criminal Exchange |
| 06 | May 13 | Who's Horny Doesn't Love |
| 07 | May 14 | Folklore in Others' Persimmon is Refreshment |
| 08 | May 15 | Look what the funereal is saying |
| 09 | May 19 | Capuri in Form of Guri |
| 10 | May 20 | Champa Avonts |
| 11 | May 21 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Wander Wildner |
| 12 | May 22 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Felipe Solari |
| 13 | May 26 | Practice for Provo |
| 14 | May 27 | The Poop Blonde |
| 15 | May 28 | Cudicopo |
| 16 | May 29 | Drug trafficking |
| 17 | August 4 | Extraterrestrial |
| 18 | August 5 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Nasi |
| 19 | August 6 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Zé do Caixão |
| 20 | August 7 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Rogerio Skylab |
| 21 | August 11 | Boss Gang |
| 22 | August 12 | Bost |
| 23 | August 13 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Mallu Magalhães |
| 24 | August 14 | Baratatouille |
| 25 | November 10 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Frejat |
| 26 | November 11 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Jimmy |
| 27 | November 12 | Kidnapping |
| 28 | November 13 | Damn Library |
| 29 | November 17 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Lobão |
| 30 | November 18 | Misfortune - Funérea interviews Thunderbird |
| 31 | November 19 | Devil Boy |
| 32 | November 20 | Trick or treating |
| 33 | November 24 | Fudêncio 2000: In your Tits, Oh Liberty! |
| 34 | November 25 | Fudêncio 2000: The Drag Queen of Troy |
| 35 | November 26 | Fudêncio 2000: Ball Cat |
| 36 | November 27 | Fudêncio 2000: Cry Over the Spilt Milk |
| 37 | December 1 | Fudêncio 2000: Who Have Ass Have Fear |
| 38 | December 2 | Fudêncio 2000: Cudi Baby |
| 39 | December 3 | Fudêncio 2000: Heavy Natal |
| 40 | December 4 | Fudêncio 2000: Pizza Under the Arms! |

### Season 5 (2009)

Season 5 started on March 2, 2009. The first ten episodes, shown in the first two weeks of March, were editions of "Misfortune". The second wave of episodes premiered on May 11 and also lasted two weeks.
| No | Exhibition date | Title |
| 01 | March 2 | Misfortune - Laerte |
| 02 | March 3 | Misfortune - Afonso |
| 03 | March 4 | Misfortune - Silvio Luiz |
| 04 | March 5 | Misfortune - João Gordo |
| 05 | March 6 | Misfortune - Ary Toledo |
| 06 | March 9 | Misfortune - Clemente |
| 07 | March 10 | Misfortune - Bento |
| 08 | March 11 | Misfortune - Gabriel |
| 09 | March 12 | Misfortune - Japinha |
| 10 | March 13 | Misfortune - Roger |
| 11 | May 11 | Zezé And The City |
| 12 | May 12 | Rehabilitation |
| 13 | May 13 | Buy Beast, Buy |
| 14 | May 14 | Tchubarudã |
| 15 | May 15 | Meteu O Rito |
| 16 | May 16 | The Fart Secrets |
| 17 | May 17 | A Snare for Cudi Ampoule |
| 18 | May 18 | Children's Place is in the White House |
| 19 | May 19 | Junior |
| 20 | May 30 | The Powerpuffed Brats |
| 21 | | Safeno decides to tell |
| 22 | | A neguinho at the White House / Children's Place is at the White House part 2 |
| 23 | | The Popoto regime |
| 23 | | A little send from the future |
| 25 | | Aircraft |
| 26 | | Running bag |
| 27 | | Pop king |
| 28 | | Swine flu |
| 29 | | Staged-up tragedy |

### Season 6 (2011)

Season 6 debuted with news: the episodes are weekly again, the design of some characters has changed (for example, Joey Ramone has a more "Ramonian" style), new characters have entered and characters that were once extras, such as Chopped Clown, they took on a bigger role. No episodes of the series have been produced since the end of this season.
| No | Exhibition date | Title |
| 01 | June 2 | Summer Love |
| 02 | June 9 | The Girlfriend of Zezé |
| 03 | June 16 | Conrado Maneiro |
| 04 | June 23 | Slightly Pregnant |
| 05 | June 24 | The Death of the Funereal |
| 06 | July 7 | Wonderful World |
| 07 | July 14 | ET - The Smuggler |
| 08 | July 21 | Cudi Cudi Couple |
| 09 | July 28 | The Persimmon March |
| 10 | August 4 | The Cheap That Gives |
| 11 | August 11 | Who Has Memory, Doesn't Remember |
| 12 | August 18 | Little Morissey |
| 13 | August 25 | I want to be Cazé Peçanha |