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Gargamel (character)/Appearances. This article is for all of the appearances of Gargamel in various Smurfs media.
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This category features articles about episodes in the Smurfs cartoon show and the CGI TV series that focus on Gargamel.
The Smurfs are tiny blue creatures that live in mushroom houses in a peaceful forest. They repeatedly try to outwit Gargamel, an evil sorcerer, his apprentice, Scruple, and his mangy cat, Azrael.
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A clip from the Smurfs TV series featuring Gargamel and his cat Azrael. http://bluebuddies.com/gallery/Smurf_...
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Smurfette/The Lone SmurfGargamel rants and raves from the tower in his castle toward the giggling he hears from within the forest, the happiness he feels that he so dearly despises, the happiness he knows is coming from the Smurfs. With a desire to destroy that happiness, Gargamel studies a chart he has of a Smurf to examine their weaknesses, and stumbles upon one possibl...
This episode is based on the original comic book story of the same name. Of the differences that existed between the original version and its cartoon adaptation, one of them was that Smurfette was...This is the second animated adaptation of the comic book story. The first was a TV special that was produced and broadcast in Europe by TVA Dupuisin 1969.As far as the cartoon series is concerned, there is no real story that precedes this one as far as what would motivate Gargamel to go after the Smurfs with a Smurfette until Season 5's "Gargamel's...This marks the first time we see a Smurf dressing as a character of the opposite sex. Hefty would later do the same, posing as Smurfette in "Smurfette For A Day".In the shot where Handy and Brainy are crying, Clumsy can be heard crying instead of Handy.After Smurfette (as The Lone Smurf) gets away, Gargamel says to Azrael "Don't just do something, stand there!" instead of "Don't just stand there, do something!".When Grouchy says "Not in a million smurfs.", he is voiced by Arte Johnson, the voice of Devil Smurf.When Harmony is given Smurfette's picnic invitation by Hefty, he is heard speaking in Dreamy'svoice.Little blue people embark on rousing adventures as they battle the scheming Gargamel.
Main article: Gargamel/Gallery Behind the scenes. Gargamel's first comic appearance was in a Smurfs story titled "Le Voleur de schtroumpf" (or "The Smurfnapper" in English), created by Peyo and published by Dupuis in 1959.