Knight Plight

Knight Plight is an American animated television series that aired on Kingson from 1998 to 2004. The series takes place in fantasy-inspired Medieval Europe and follows the exploits of a quad of teenagers and their various attempts to survive their extremely dangerous kingdom - which is often prone to enemy attacks and other fantasy-related mishaps. Acting as an affectionate parody and tribute to various medieval fantasy tropes and characters, the show was well received at the time of its airing and proved to be very successful for Kingson.

Main

 * Rose Aethelu:
 * Helena "Witch" Bennett:
 * Gavin Granger:
 * "Skinless" Samer:

Royal Family

 * King Xalvador
 * Queen Benevolence
 * Prince Pene

Etheldreda Academy

 * Charles the Bald: A wimpy, malnourished child with a receding hairline, often the subject of ridicule for his misfortunes beyond his control.
 * Robin
 * Duraina

Family members

 * Bardolf Bennett: Witch's adoptive father, hiding her away from her estranged demonic mother Imperiux, who rules over the Underworld.
 * Imperiux: Never seen in-series, Imperiux is an ancient demon who rules over the Underworld, which is implied to be the cause of Lockhart's bad mojo.
 * Hugh Aethelu

Creatures and other threats

 * Nondo
 * Ëäÿüïłżbub
 * Tim the Tapeworm
 * Diablo
 * Vander
 * The Peasants
 * The Vikings
 * Cyclo
 * Marcus



Other

 * The Author
 * Sir Jakeman of Donnor
 * Dr. Plague: Lockhart's incredibly shady medical sorcerer, who dons the titular plague doctor mask. His shtick is conjuring up fake cures for illnesses affecting Lockhart's citizens, despite being perfectly capable of creating the real deal. He chooses not to because it would require effort.

Film
Paramount Pictures and Kingson Films produced Knight Plight Thy Filmith, an animated film adaptation of the series that was released on December 19, 2003. Directed by series creators Borace Horace and Ralf Hat, the film serves as a conclusion to the series and follows the quadrant discovering that their lives are fictional after a book detailing their chronicles falls out of the sky, and must find a way to speak to the Author to convince him to continue their story before he intends to end it. It was positively received by critics and grossed $120 million worldwide.