The Jumanji animated series theme song is like the adventurous overture to an animated world based on the famous book by Chris Van Allsburg.
Composed by Jim Latham, the catchy theme song plays at the beginning of each episode, setting the mood for wild adventures. It perfectly captures the excitement and suspense of the jungle-filled mysteries of Jumanji, inviting viewers into a magical and unpredictable world where every roll of the dice brings a new danger.
Official Jumanji Intro
Behind the Show: Production & Story
Jumanji: The Animated Series (1996–1999) took the core concept of the film and book and expanded it into a dark, surreal jungle odyssey. Unlike the movie, the children Judy and Peter actually enter the game’s world, meeting Alan Parrish who has been trapped there for years.
Produced by Adelaide Productions and Columbia TriStar Television, the show featured a powerhouse voice cast including Tim Curry and Bill Fagerbakke. Spanning 40 episodes, the series originally aired on UPN Kids before moving to syndication via the **Bohbot Kids Network** for its third season. It remains a cult classic for its unique art style and deep, jungle-focused lore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the music for Jumanji: The Series?
The theme music and overall score were composed by Jim Latham.
How many seasons and episodes were produced?
The series ran for three seasons, totaling 40 episodes.
Which networks aired the show originally?
The show debuted on UPN Kids for its first two seasons and later aired in syndication via the Bohbot Kids Network.