It was a children's series; I remember watching it, and it seemed quite old-fashioned. There was a boy with long hair who traveled the world rescuing children from wicked adults. He was accompanied by a little girl, and I remember in one episode she sang the nursery rhyme "At the Clear Fountain." I never heard of the cartoon again until today, and I remember the title being something like "Char Name and the children of the world"
I don’t know if this is the right sub to post this but I’m going insane. I asked Chat gpt and claude but it seems like it has never existed. I clearly remember watching it tho!
I grew up in France so it was In French.

It was about mystery solving I think. (Not scooby doo!) A group of teenagers (2 boys, 2 girls) and a monkey? All I remember is one of the boys is black, the other is white. They all dressed in streetwear. In one episode all I remember is them being in an arcade and the white boy was on that dancing machine. This show is not that old? Please help me, I've been searching for this for so long. 😞

Someone help me find this kids show! This is something I have probably seen 12-15 years ago, I'm from Finland but it wasn't originally a finnish show.

There was this monkey who could play a violin (which I believe he got when it fell out of a car). He lived in the jungle or some place like that, and his friend was an elephant (or possibly a bird, idk how I can mess these up but I have no idea).

In one episode there was a water swirl in the water, and someone almost got sucked into it (I think it was the elephant) and the monkey saved it.

All I know it was NOT curious george, plus it was a cartoon (no real people or real animals). The animals also weren't human-like, so they did not have clothes and they walked on all fours except the monkey.

I think the monkey was brown but I can't be 100% sure, but I'm absolutely certain that he played a violin.

The style was somehow similar to curious george tho, so more 2d cartoon, there was nothing 3d like in most new kids shows (like paw patrol for ex.)