American children's animated adventure TV shows

"Check it out! - Tito"

"Tito? - Dodger"

"Hey Man Check it out, Huh! - Tito"

"Teen Titans Go!"

"DC Super Hero Girls (TV series)"

"Scott Menville as Robin"

"Hynden Walch as Princess Koriand'r/Starfire"

"Khary Payton as Cyborg"

"Greg Cipes as Beast Boy"

"Tara Strong as Raven"

"Terra (Season 2 & 5; 7 episodes)"

"Princess Komand'r/Blackfire (Seasons 1 & 3; 2 episodes)"

"Terra (Seasons 2 & 5)"

"Trigon (Seasons 3 & 4; 6 episodes)"

"Titans East"

"Kole (Season 5; 2 episodes)"

"Galfore (Season 3; "Betrothed")"

"Brotherhood of Evil (Season 5)"

"Doom Patrol (Season 5 premiere)"

"Negative Man"

"Lotsa Heart Elephant: And That's the truth!"

"Grams Bear: This reminds me of a story."

"Brave Heart Lion: CHARGE!!!!"

"Champ Bear: Hey, sports fans!"

"Baby Tugs Bear: Oh I Did It!"

"Baby Hugs Bear: Oh, goody, goody, gosh!"

"Swift Heart Rabbit: Swift Heart Rabbit she's is un-beatable!"

"No Heart: I am evil! I am hate! I am No Heart!"

"Grumpy: Oh, why do all these things always happens to me?"

"Charlie Adler as Buster Bunny (1990–1992)"

"John Kassir as Buster Bunny (1992)"

"Tress MacNeille as Babs Bunny, Marcia the Martian"

"Joe Alaskey as Plucky Duck, Ralph Duck (Plucky's Dad), Duck Servant"

"Don Messick as Hamton J. Pig, Pig Servant"

"Cree Summer as Elmyra Duff/Mary Melody (other appearances)"

"Danny Cooksey as Montana Max"

"Kath Soucie as Fifi La Fume, Li'l Sneezer, Margot Mallard, Patmay K. Pig, Scentenna, Narrator, Announcer, Skunk Goddess"

"Frank Welker as Gogo Dodo, Furrball, Calamity Coyote, Little Beeper, Byron Basset, MC Hammerhead Shark, Barky Marky, Chewcudda, Coyote Kid, Vinnie the Deer (second time)"

"Billy West as Flower Le Scent"

"Susan Blu as Sphinxy"

"Gail Matthius as Shirley "the Loon" McLoon"

"Maurice LaMarche as Dizzy Devil"

"Candi Milo as Sweetie Pie"

"Rob Paulsen as Arnold the Pit Bull, Fowlmouth, Concord Condor, Danforth Drake, Banjo Possum"

"Cathy Cavadini as Mary Melody"

"Edan Gross as Tyrone Turtle"

"Nathan Ruegger as Vinnie the Deer (first time)"

"Sally Struthers as Witch Sandy"

"Debi Derryberry as Patmay K. Pig"

"Noel Blanc as The Tasmanian Devil, Porky Pig, The Great and Powerful Principal"

"Jeff Bergman as Bugs Bunny"

"Derrick Stevens as MC Skat Kat"

"Dr. John as Yakety Yak"

"Melba Moore as Tibi the Take it Back Butterfly"

"The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour Specials"

"Up and at 'em... Atom Ant!!!"

"Atom Ant is up and at 'em!!!"

"Uh oh, someones pushed their Panic button!"

"Uh oh, Someone else has pushed their panic button, when they call this a push button age, they're not kidding!"

"So long, keep healthy, everybody!"

"Hey, come back here with my dog Atom Ant!"

"(After getting a hammer to the head) Oh boy, that could give a guy a throbbing headache!"

"Oh, I'm not putting you out, i'm putting you in!"

"An Ant arrest me, Hahaha, that's rich, an itsy, bitsy Ant, if he comes here, he'll be commiting insecticide!"

"Listen Atom, i'm harmless, its my glob you're after!"

"Yeah, Yeah!"

"Me, Mr. Muto, will teach him a lession!"

"Haso, Haso!"

"Giving Karate chop, chop!"

"Now giving Sumo lession!"

"You mean you want me to come Clean?"

"I used the laundry truck, so we could make a clean-getaway."

"I'm sick and tired of being a nice guy, from now on I'm gonna get nasty."

"This job is too big for the police - "Almost anyone in trouble""

"If an ant shows up I should step on him - "Door man""

"I sure wish he'd use the door like everybody else! - "Warden""

"MAA: You were uncredited for some of your work on The Six Forgotten Warriors storyline. What did you think to Electro becoming an all-powerful God in the show, as opposed to the underachieving supervillain in the comics?"

"When he’s in Peter mode, I wanted to emphasize the youth and insecurity and wonder. When I was in Spider-Man mode, I wanted to emphasize the push back of the heroic nature and the will asserting itself to overcome these obstacles the character has."

"Spider-Man was different from other shows I worked on primarily because of the birthing pains. There were lots of people who had a say in what the show would be like, and none of them seemed to agree at the start. A draft of a script might please one of the producers, but then the network would hate it, and vice versa. There would be seemingly endless re-writes. Most shows have problems like this at the beginning, but this was the most extreme instance I've seen. And it was a bit of a surprise, too, because the comic was so explicit; you'd think that everybody would know exactly what the show should be, down to the smallest detail, based on the template that Stan Lee had laid out years earlier in the comics. But if it hadn't been John Semper's considerable diplomatic skills, the show might still be in pre-production."

"The character that stood out most to me was Jameson. His hatred for Peter and Spidey was so pathological; I eventually came to the conclusion that Stan was trying to say something about anti-Semitism - which wasn't just confined to Germany when Stan was growing up. Obviously, that's all subtext, but it explains a lot of things."

"Everybody - producers, network, writers, artists had a different conception of the Venom story; it took a half-day-long meeting with everyone - Avi, Stan, the network rep, the supervising producer (Bob Richardson), John and me, before a storyline could be settled upon - and that was just for the first half hour of the three-parter."

"I remember on Kraven that first season that Avi and Sidney really wanted some advanced stuff in there quoting of Russian poets and things and I think that ended up staying in. I just wondered why the biggest hunter in the world was named Kraven which, of course, means cowardly."

"BS & P, as they're affectionately known to writers, can make some things literally impossible. And most people outside the industry don't know what power they have. For example, I get some fans who ask why we didn't do this or didn't do that. As much as I wish they would, it's EXTREMELY rare for a large entertainment conglomerate to give 15-20 million dollars to a writing team and say "here's a pile of money and some comic books do whatever you want." To them, it's an investment. And BS & P functions sometimes very autocratically to safeguard their investment. They want to prevent anyone from suing for anything. Their big bugaboo is imitatible acts. For example: why didn't we use Ghost Rider? Because we all, as writers, hated the character and are afraid of motorcycles? No, BS & P forbade us from using a character that was ON FIRE. They were afraid little Johnny five-year-old might douse himself with lighter fluid, strike a match and ride his big wheel down the driveway shouting "Lookie, I'm the Ghost Rider! I'm cool! I'm melting! Owie 'MOMMIE!'" No joke, they worry about that stuff. I say: Darwin, but that's why I'm not a lawyer. Same with, initially, Daredevil one of my favorite characters. "We can't have Satan on our cartoon show" they said. We had to explain that he's not THE devil, he's a DAREdevil. Well, he has little horns. Can you take off the little horns? Can you make them look more like ears? He's got those red, evil eyes." It's stuff like that that makes you want to pack-up your laptop, move to a cabin deep in the woods and write thousand-page manifestos against the "moronic imbeciles.""

"I think the fact that it's still playing in syndication and that the videos are still selling after all these years shows how well it was done. Those stories hold up very well because of their intricacies and the series as a whole holds up because it lets you imagine yourself with Spider-Man's kind of problems: I've got school and a girl and some homework but I have to save the world!"

"Sure, the supervillain fights are fun, but really it's the soap-opera of Peter Parker's life that keep the audience invested in the character. Will Harry ever forgive him for stealing MJ? Will Felicia marry the Hobgoblin? Will Anna Watson ever get off his back? That's the good stuff."

"As for Hydro Man, it was a long time ago, but I think we weren't allowed to use Sandman, because he was going to be the villain in the Jim Cameron Spider-Man movie that never happened. So, John just substituted Hydro-Man. I kind of hoped the fact that he went to prom with Mary Jane made him slightly more interesting. (Total aside: Hydro-Man has Mary Jane meet her at the Hotel Seville, which was where I lived when I went to NYU. Now you know.) And the Spot? Well, I think we introduced him just to make an excuse for those interdimensional portals we used over and over again in lieu of killing people. He was such a silly character, that the only thing I remember about writing that was trying to jam as many puns off the word spot into the script."

"I think Stan Berkowitz and I just wrote it as though Cletus Kassidy was a serial killer and just never mentioned what he was wanted for. The cops certainly acted like he was a serial killer, they just didn't specifically say, "Boy, that Kassidy is one bad serial killer.""

"Stan's concept for Spider-Man was more reality based than the Batman material with a real student, quite poor and down on his luck, living with his Aunt in a real city � New York. It grounds this character so well with a contemporary audience, that when he goes through this life changing event of accidentally acquiring superpowers, the audience can relate to him even in this extraordinary circumstance. In theory, it could even happen to them. Even the super villains are more interesting, when they are placed in a realistic city environment. So this was the key to the direction we would take in developing the style of the show. Spider-Man would be designed to be more realistic than Batman and in an environment that was more authentic and as contemporary as possible. Consequently, it was a lot harder to achieve, because doing reality in animation on TV budgets is no easy problem. The drawing and design skill as well as the animation expertise is very demanding with less room for error. We also did quite a bit of research to make sure that New York City was as accurate as we could make it."

"By the time Spidey came on, there was a LOT of censorship at Fox. They were having whole countries like Canada ban some of their shows (Power Rangers, for instance) and they were very nervous about violence. When I watch the older episodes of Batman that first aired on Fox, they do all kinds of things that we couldn't do. By the time Spidey came on, Fox wouldn't let us do anything like that. No fists to the face, no realistic guns, no fire, no crashing through glass, no children in peril, no mention of the words death, die, or kill.""

"Spider-Man was doubly hard because of all the pressure in the beginning. Not only is the character a flagship one for Marvel, but there was that pending Jim Cameron movie hovering over us. Also, Fox was the number one kids' network and they wanted nothing less than a huge hit. The result: the stakes were so high that everybody was already at each other's throats by the time I signed on. The political atmosphere was very tense."

"Mary Jane was never the real issue in Peter's life. Peter's insecurities were. And once those are fixed his problems, as a character, and as a hero in the Joseph Campbell tradition, are over."

"I knew that we were finished with 65 episodes, but I thought maybe we'd have a little bit longer. I thought I made it very clear at at the very end that he was going to get to Mary Jane. I was leaving that door open in case by some miracle they said we were going to do a few more."

"I didn't know if I'd last long enough on the series to actually do it. And the way we did it, with the whole John Hardeski thing, didn't really occur to me until much later. That whole sub-plot that linked her to Captain America and the Super Soldier Serum was completely my idea and I'm damned proud of it. I always though that having somebody project 'bad luck' on somebody else as a 'super power' the Black Cat's super-power in the comic books, was ridiculous. Doing the Super Soldier Serum thing got us into a much deeper, richer storyline, which is what I had to do to keep the series unpredictable and interesting."

"I always prefer story arcs and I think individual half-hour stories are dull and predictable. I originally had planned a season-long story arc for season one, but I was prohibited from doing it because others had agendas that needed to be served first. Toys needed to be featured (those hideous Spider-Slayers), certain characters needed to be rolled out and introduced (the boring Hobgoblin) and so, in season one, I was limited in the things that I could do. When season two began, I had total control over the storylines and as far as I'm concerned, that's when the real fun of the series gets going."

"For me the real fun of Spider-Man is the soap opera that goes on in Peter Parker's real life. The villains are mostly interchangeable. There really isn't much difference between Sandman and Hydro-Man when you get right down to it."

"I can still see the light in Avi Arad's eyes every time he said the words "Spidahhh-Slayahhhh!" It still haunts me in my nightmares."

"The Kingpin was a major villain in Spider-Man during the 'sixties when I first became a fan of the comics. I never intended for him to be so prominent in my series, but as the story arcs got developed, we needed a mastermind quietly manipulating things behind the scenes and he seemed the perfect choice. Also, he doesn't really have any interesting ability to speak of (okay, he's strong - big deal), so if you're going to use him at all, it just makes sense to use him for his mind. He's like Professor Moriarty in the Sherlock Holmes stories. He's constantly lurking invisibly behind the scenes, but his presence is always felt."

"The show was intended by Avi Arad from the ground up to be one big toy commercial. At first, I had to battle against that and things between us were very tense. At one point I was almost fired. Eventually he and I found common ground and he realized that a great show would sell toys better than anything, and I really wanted to make a great show. So we had fewer confrontations. But, from his point of view, it was still one big toy commercial. The toy line definitely affected me. It was common for me to get a phone call from Avi’s people asking me to use a certain character because they were going to make a toy out of him. But they were nice about it, and, I’m actually fairly accommodating, so we always managed to work it out. And I also affected the toy line. Avi was dead set against using Madame Web, but I insisted because I saw a place for her in my big final story line. So, despite his mumblings and mutterings about how he couldn’t make a boy-friendly toy out of a "lousy old broad", I used her with great success. And, guess what? They made a toy out of her! It’s one of my most prized possessions."

"My goal with Spider-Man was to be make the very first screen treatment of the character that was absolutely true to the comic book. I also wanted to bring him to screen in a way that evoked the same sense of wonder and excitement that I felt when I first started reading the comic in the sixties, right when it all began. I also wanted the show to be a ratings hit, to not embarrass me, and to piss off all my detractors. I’m happy to say that I succeeded on all counts."

"I felt very restricted by the half-hour format (which these days boils down to only 22 minutes of ACTUAL screen time) and I had always wanted to play around with something longer. In the sixties, when I first became a hard-core Spider-Man fan, part of the charm of the series was that the stories went on forever. Stan Lee was the first to do a "longform" comic book with a continuing story line, and I wanted to do for Saturday morning TV exactly what Stan did for comics in the sixties. Everybody was vehemently opposed to the idea (network, studio, etc), but I just did it anyway. I had to wait until the second batch of thirteen episodes and then I did it when nobody was paying much attention."

"I think that the whole 'Green Goblin' saga was about as good as it got when Stan was writing the comic book series," said Semper. "It was intriguing, surprising, dramatic, exciting - everything I wanted my Spider-Man series to be. I remember reading the whole thing breathlessly when I was a kid. It was incredible. Why wouldn't I want to recreate that? I'm not a big believer in messing with something that's already 100% right. My ego isn't so big that I'd want to tinker with it and make it 'better.' God save us from all the 'creative visionaries' in this business who want to make things better."

"As it was, there were still plenty of unsold Hobgoblin toys on the shelves at Toys R Us that Christmas. Even with our two-part episode, nobody really liked the character that much."

"My favorite part is when, after Mary Jane's 'death,' Peter has his mask off and is standing on the bridge, thinking and looking down into the water," said Semper. "It's almost a full minute or more of just interior monologue - more like Japanese anime than anything American. No corny action, no villains, nothing. When was the last time you saw that on Saturday morning TV, huh?""

"For me, the story was about an epic kind of coming-of-age of Peter Parker, and when he got to the point where he could turn to his creator and say, 'Well, I'm really not the guy you created anymore. I'm somebody else now. When he gets to that point, I kind of felt like the epic hero's journey was over for him."

"Coming at it from an adult perspective, that, for me was, enough finality. I felt like I had done the whole hero's arc for Peter. But unfortunately, that's a very adult way of looking at things. And really, I momentarily forgot that I was catering to kids, and that they wanted to see if Peter got the girl. Yeah... so I left you all with a horrible feeling of incompletion."

"I used to tell my writers, 'We're doing the Peter Parker show. We're not doing the Spider-Man show. Let's approach it from Peter's life. Spider-Man is just one of the many complications with his life.' And I think that's one of the reasons why the show is still resonating with people…it's not about explosions and superpowers and costumes."

"Kim Possible: A Sitch in Time (2003)"

"Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama (2005)"

"I am the terror that flaps in the night! I am the [subject] that [verb]s your [object]! I AM DARKWING DUCK!"

"Let's Get Dangerous!"

"Suck gas, evildoer!"

"Jim Cummings - Darkwing Duck/Drake Mallard, Nega-Duck, Herb Muddlefoot"

"Terence McGovern - Launchpad McQuack"

"Christine Cavanaugh - Gosalyn Mallard"

"Katie Leigh - Honker Muddlefoot"

"Tress MacNeille as Chip, Clarice, Gadget Hackwrench"

"Corey Burton as Dale, Mole, Snout, Zipper (vocal effects)"

"Peter Cullen as Montery Jack, Officer Kirby, Officer Muldoon, Mepps"

"It's time for spring, Stormy! Things have to happen when it's time."

"Hey, Glumface, next time there's a rainbow look up! You'll feel better and you might see me too."

"I wish I could, Canary, but I have to go and spread color on Earth. Bye!"

"i'm going in there to save her even if it costs me my power!"

"Colors are pretty!"

"I'm coming, Murky!"

"Faster Lurky Faster!"

"Come back you despicable rainbow girlies!"

"You're not goin' anywhere, girlie! Ah Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!"

"When I'm finished there won't be any Rainbow Land or Rainbows! Now to put my plan into action."

"Not now, Banana-Brain!"

"You shaddep."

"(to Starlite) You'll never catch me!"

"what a night!"

"but you'll be powerless. if he sees you..."

"IMDb: Rainbow Brite"

"Lara Jill Miller - Juniper "June" Kim Lee"

"Amy Hill - Jasmine Lee and Aunt Rose"

"Kath Soucie - Ray Ray Lee, Todd Feldman, Ashley, Gigi, Michelle and Bombat"

"Carlos Alazraqui - Monroe, Michael Lee, Fish, Kordoth, Mitch, Mr. Tipper, Helper Elf, and Tiny Giant"

"Alexander Polinsky - Dennis Lee, Charlie, and Gilron"

"Colleen O'Shaughnessey - Jody Irwin, Hammerette #3, Mrs. Fallon, Rachel Irwin, Mrs. Irwin, Slim, Teen #2, Attendent, Mall Manager #1, Cleota, Intercom, Citizen, Astronaut, Margie, Marvin, Photographer, and Co-Worker #2"

"Candi Milo - Ophelia Ramírez, Barbara Lee, Ms. Gomez, Mrs. Ramírez and Susan"

"Tara Strong - Roger Radcliffe, Lila, Melissa O'Malley, Vikki Devyne, Beatrice, Baby Cousin, Otis, and Agent Demon"

"Phil LaMarr - Marcus Conner and Freddy"

"Dee Bradley Baker - Gus, Evan, Jonahtan, and Boomfist"

"Jeff Bennett - Loki, Cletus, Mummy, and Mike"

"Rob Paulsen - Charlie Paulsen"

"Martin Jarvis - William"

"S. Scott Bullock - Thor, Wrongess, and Monotook"

"Gwendoline Yeo - Cousin Lee and Aunt Lily"

"Daran Norris - Sandman and Jean Claude"

"Maurice LaMarche - Dimitri and Scotty"

"Billy West - Leprechan"

"Rip Taylor - Horrifying Monster"

"Clancy Brown - Leader"

"James Hong - Uncle Eddie"

"James Sie - Kai Yee"

"Jane Lynch - Madame Rothschild"

"Jessica Walter - Demoness"

"Susan Silo - Auntie Roon"

"Berserko: The green button says door. The red one says danger. But if I don't do what Nightshade says... [opens the cover to the danger button] ...I'll be in danger. [presses the danger button. Alarm suddenly goes off] Oops, wrong button."

"Hardtop: [Crusher is disguised as a waiter] Maybe you didn't understand. The lady wants to know what you're serving."

""Big Boss: "Hurry up! (mahh) Hurry up, BadVibes! I've got big plans for these boxoids."

"Mickey O'Malley: You know fellas, my mind...isn't what it used to be."

"Big Boss: BadVibes, your a genius."

"Rock Krusher: I got the combination to open every bank vault in Empire City: me and my jackhammer!"

"Berserko: [using a grappling hook to pull off a heist] Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Crook. Stealing's a cinch with this new hook!"

"Bullseye: [spotting the Ultimate Crime Machine on radar] Now that's what I call a serious bogey!"

"Bullseye: Big job for our first one? Think we can handle it?"

"Longarm: Hey! What are you rookies doing here! Vess told you to stay put! Hardtop: And miss all the fun?"

"Bullseye: [after crash landing the Ultimate Crime Machine in the C.O.P.S. parking lot] Gee, good thing there was a free parking space! Bulletproof: [silence]"

"PD: If I had to differentiate between [Batman and Superman], I'd say Superman is sort of about hope. You've got this guy who's an alien and not truly human, but he personifies all the best qualities of humanity. He's sort of an example of what it would be nice to be like. We would all like to be like Superman. We would all like to have power, compassion, the ability to settle problems in a good way, and maybe [be able to] wink to ourselves about how nobody else besides us knows we really have this secret power and we keep it ourselves. There's not a lot of angst with Superman. If there is, it's more like, "I wish I could tell Lois who I really was." Batman is how you'd like to be if you [could] break someone's neck: "I'm pissed off, and I want to go out and do something about it." Superman waits for trouble to happen, and then he goes off and stops the problem. Batman's looking for trouble; he doesn't really start it, but he's out there looking. And if he sees something going on, he just jumps into the middle of it."

"PD: When Tim Burton's Batman came out, that was the way to go. Now Joel Schumacher's Batman is out there, and people are flocking to the movies, so they"re saying, "Can you lighten up the show a little bit? Can you have more fun with it?" So that's what we were charged with doing, and that's what we've done: to lighten up the color palette a little bit, so that every character's not just in dark colors. Robin, for instance, is now black, red, and gold, instead of green. Nightwing is black and a light, almost iridescent, blue. We've also given it a little more of a kid-friendly look."

"The thing with the Batman show—even though it's one of the most beautiful and well-written shows, and it really gets into Batman—is that it doesn't really move that fast. The fight scenes aren't that intense, and it doesn't really go actiony. There's a lot of walking and talking in it. It looks great, but it needs that kick of having action. And I think that's another thing that kids are picking up on: For the first time, you're actually seeing superheroes really fight bad guys. In a lot of the cartoons when I was growing up, like Super Friends, there was no fighting of bad guys. They would just get sent off to jail. It was wacky, it was silly, it wasn't intense, and there wasn't real fighting and stuff in it."

"Kevin Conroy - Bruce Wayne/Batman"

"Loren Lester - Dick Grayson/Robin"

"Melissa Gilbert - Barbara Gordon/Batgirl"

"Clive Revill/Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. - Alfred Pennyworth"

"Bob Hastings - Commissioner James Gordon"

"Robert Costanzo - Detective Harvey Bullock"

"Ingrid Oliu/Liane Schirmer - Officer Renee Montoya"

"Mark Hamill - The Joker"

"Arleen Sorkin - Dr. Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn"

"Paul Williams - Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin"

"Adrienne Barbeau - Selina Kyle/Catwoman"

"John Glover - Edward Nygma/The Riddler"

"Richard Moll - Harvey Dent/Two-Face"

"George Dzundza - Arnold Wesker/The Ventriloquist/Scarface"

"Henry Silva - Bane"

"Aron Kincaid - Killer Croc"

"Marc Singer - Dr. Kirk Langstrom/Man-Bat"

"Ron Perlman - Matt Hagen/Clayface"

"Diane Pershing - Dr. Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy"

"Henry Polic II - Dr. Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow"

"Roddy McDowall - Dr. Jervis Tetch/The Mad Hatter"

"Michael Ansara - Dr. Victor Freeze/Mr. Freeze"

"David Warner - Ra's al Ghul"

"Michael Sinterniklaas as Mikey Simon"

"Sean Schemmel as Gonard"

"Gary Mack as Guano"

"Kether Donohue as Lily"

"Carrie Keranen as Mitsuki"

"Stephen Moverly as Ozu"

"Jesse Adams as Yes Man"

"I was very moved by Goliath. I was moved by playing him. They're not displaced citizens but they are citizens from another time and another place that were placed in this modern context and maintained that integrity."

"...kind of namby-pamby... with all that Celtic fantasy crap."

"There were obvious themes, like “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” Themes of overcoming prejudice, bias, etc. There were themes about immortality, themes about integrity. These are all things that mean something to me personally. But I also don’t like to get bogged down with questions of theme too often. I like the characters to live and breathe and tell the stories they want to tell. We can figure out the theme later. This is even truer for me now than it was then. Back then, I’d use those one-word episodic titles to help me keep focused on an episodic theme, because I was told over and over how important that was. Now, when a network executive asks me about theme, I have to be careful not to roll my eyes."

"Diversity was always important to me, but working on Gargoyles was where the problem of a lack of diversity in cartoons first sort of crystalized for me. Things we were doing casually, like making Elisa Maza a woman of color, were being hailed as revolutionary, which was both cool and disappointing at the same time."

"Jeff Bennett"

"Danny Cooksey"

"Estelle Harris"

"Erica Luttrell"

"Tress MacNeille"

"Kevin Michael Richardson"

"Frank Welker"

"Codename: Kids Next Door/Season 1"

"Codename: Kids Next Door/Season 2"

"Codename: Kids Next Door/Season 3"

"Codename: Kids Next Door/Season 4"

"Codename: Kids Next Door/Season 5"

"Codename: Kids Next Door/Season 6"

"Benjamin Diskin – Numbuh 1 (Nigel Uno) and Numbuh 2 (Hoagie P. Gilligan, Jr.)"

"Lauren Tom – Numbuh 3 (Kuki Sanban)"

"Dee Bradley Baker – Numbuh 4 (Wallabee Beatles)"

"Cree Summer – Numbuh 5 (Abigail Lincoln)"

"Cal Dodd: I'll never forget one day with Norm Spencer, who was Cyclops. Norm and I decided that when you could get an extra part in an episode, it was great, because when you can get another line as another character, you got an extra half of what they paid for Wolverine. So there was always competition. There's an episode where Wolverine is playing pool and a bunch of punks came in. For one of the voices, the director said, "Does anyone do Jack Nicholson?" Of course Norm puts his hand up right away. And I just looked at him and said, "Really?" So they let him read. Then I said, "Can I read this line, too?" I don't remember the line, but it was like, [doing a Nicholson voice], "I wonder if this is as good as it gets." Norm just went, "bugger off!" I do a great Jack Nicholson and no one knew that. I got the line."

"Q: What was it like saying goodbye to this show?"

"Eric Lewald: Haim Saban didn't own any of the property. He was getting a fee. Whether we spent $1 million making an episode or $200,000, he was getting a certain fee. If the budget went up, it came out of his pocket. So, from the beginning, he was looking to economize. Fox wanted the shows to be glorious and Marvel wanted them to be glorious. Saban was going, "I know you want a great show, but I'm not going to lose money on this thing. Let's keep costs down." For years, his reaction to just about any creative decision was, "What's that going to cost?""

"Will Meugniot: There was merchandise threat that almost shut down the production. They had made a deal with a fast food franchise to do some X-Men giveaway toys in Australia. And whoever had negotiated the deal had promised the Australian food franchisee that those toys would appear in the show. They were some of the most God awful designs possible. So I said no, and the situation festered for a few days. At home one night I got a call from Jim Graziano, who was the head of Graz, the production company I was working for. Jim just said, "Look, Marvel is threatening to pull the show from us if you don't cave on this." He goes, "If you think it's important, we'll back you. But think very carefully, because there will probably be consequences." I said, "We can't cave on this, or we are going to have to cave on everything." And Jim backed me and it was a really tense few days and we prevailed."

""X-Men" is different from most animated action adventure shows you may have seen or written. It is more about the lives of our characters -- heroes and villains alike -- than ingenious plots or non-stop, death-defying physical jeopardy. It's not important whether or not a bad guy succeeds in blowing up the Pentagon. What matters most is how Wolverine deals with the pain of losing a friend while trying to stop it. Use plot to showcase character, not the other way around. Which is not to say that "X-Men" will lack action, pace, or intensity. We want these shows to move fast and be dense with dramatic crises. Action scenes will play like "Terminator 2" on speed. But more often than not the crisis is personal, not physical. Think of the famous Star Trek scene where Kirk has to let the woman he loves get killed for the sake of future lives. There was matchless dramatic tension created by a man watching a woman slowly walking across a street. The drama was inside the character. "X-Men" is a show of grey areas. We understand most of our villains, even sympathize with some. X-Men victories tend to be mixed blessings and are never achieved without a loss of some kind. "Good guys" fight each other, have bad days, and are capable of being petty and intolerant. One might even leave the X-Men in disgust and join the enemy. Through it all, however, our X-Men distinguish themselves by maintaining their values of friendship, loyalty, and personal sacrifice. Whatever the cost, they must do what must be done."

"We always get crap out here when we're doing shows, 'This is for boys. Don't have any girl characters.' Margaret was probably the main reason. It was her show. Storm and Rogue's toys didn't sell as well. [Usually] they would tell you no matter how good Storm is in the episode, the toys will sell half as many as the male characters. But it was a time when there were no toys selling well for Marvel. We didn't have the pressure from the toy companies."

"The robots’ destructive power also made it easy for X-Men: The Animated Series to sidestep broadcast censors. “Thank God for Sentinels, in terms of action, what action we can have,” Julia Lewald says. “If action’s going to be big, it’s going to involve Sentinels getting bits torn off and thrown about. You couldn’t do that with living things on the shows.” There were times when the networked tugged on the show’s reigns; When the writing process found itself rubbing shoulders with the L.A. riots, Fox made requests to scale back any script containing city-in-flames set pieces (despite the animation process taking nine months). Eric Lewald adds, “The rules for Saturday morning are so restrictive that to make something intense, with a lot at stake, and people who really wanted to slaughter each other … it was a real balancing act.”"

"Eric: There were no trades. I didn't know about the Phoenix Saga. There was no book compilation of it. The way I handled it, was through the help of Mark Edens and Michael Edens, my two writing partners since college who were a third of the writing staff on the show (20 credits, much more uncredited). They sat down with Julia and me at our dining room table, sometimes with producer-director Larry Houston on the phone (Larry knows the characters inside and out - great guy) and we figured the first season out. We went through all the characters and their relationships. For villains, we focused on sentinels because they were animation friendly and destroyable. Being a kid’s show, we couldn't even scratch actual people."

"Eric: We had to introduce them, which is hard to imagine now. We had to introduce what a mutant is to an audience between the ages of 4- and 40-year-olds. Why are the people together? What's their problem? Why X-Men? What are they fighting for? Why aren't these other mutants with them? Why are some mutants against them? That's why we chose to focus them on fighting intolerant people and having more human problems than the books, which were much more fighting against super-villain of the week. We were learning it too. We’d highlight what it meant to be a mutant and why they'd chosen to be X-Men and through doing that we kept putting them up against more bad people than bad mutants."

"Eric: To be honest, Stan wasn't that involved. Marvel told me he hadn’t been involved in the books for 20 years. This was 1992. The books had changed a lot in two decades. Most of the X-Men were different (thanks, Len Wein, and Chris and John). Still, Stan wanted to be more involved, and he was close friends with Margaret Loesch, whose baby this was. Stan loves to be involved creatively. He wants to be part of everything. He's an indefatigable, voracious guy. He never stops. He's 93 (94?) now, and he hasn’t slowed down. He's intense. The problem with us was that when he had done the book in 1963 with Kirby, it was about "extraordinary youngsters!" To us, that was like a Pat Boone record, when we were trying to do metal / rock. I was told that he never liked the direction that the books had gone since 1975, and since we liked the newer books, he fought us on the tone and direction of the show."

"Eric: There had been dozens of X-Men team members by 1992. Which of them do you pick? People don't understand that some of that evolved as we wrote it. Beast wasn't going to be part of the team. The reason we put him in prison in the beginning was so that we wouldn't see him for seven or eight episodes and there would be a reason for it. And, by the time we got to the end of the first 13, we loved writing for him so much; he became part of the team."

"Eric: The money and the interest and the people all seemed to balance. As the years went on, from the late 90's into the early 2000's, for whatever reason, the money for shows kept going down. Even X-Men was a low to moderate budget show, half of what Batman was. It was still expensive compared to many of the modern simpler animated shows. To make X-Men look as good as it did took a lot of effort. More and more people stopped doing ambitious shows. We tried to pitch ambitious shows. Production companies would look at the scripts and say, screw this, we're just going to have a couple of close ups and be out of the scene. The money went down. Now it's become more affordable and people are making more spectacular animated shows again. So, there's money again for quality action-adventure shows."

"Lewald: We were completely aware of how different X-Men:TAS was regarding women. First, the series existed because Fox Kids Network president Margaret Loesch willed it into being. Second, everyone on the creative side had been working in the TV animation business for years, and we were tired of putting up with its many stupid, constraining rules, one of which was that in “boys’ adventure” series, the audience is almost all boys and they won’t watch female heroes. No one was consciously trying to make stories featuring the female characters, we simply were trying to tell the most intense stories we could – and it happened that half of these featured the women. We could have tried making the team eight guys and a girl (as other TV networks probably would have insisted), but that just weakens the stories, limits variety, and is just plain stupid. Looking back, it seems that few series have followed our lead on this. Even the X-Men movies, which I respect and enjoy, have seemed to had trouble featuring the women as action heroes central to the stories. Storm and Rogue were our two most powerful X-Men: not in the movies."

"Dar: I’d be remiss if we didn’t discuss writer Len Wein who recently passed away and not only helped redefine the X-Men but also created everyone’s favorite Canadian mutant, WOLVERINE! What kind of influence did he have on the animated series?"

"Eric & Julia Lewald: While we’re proud of many of the episodes, I think adapting “Days of Future Past” and “The Phoenix Saga” for television were among the biggest challenges, since X-Men fans had preconceived ideas about these classics. The pilot story, “Night of the Sentinels,” was a real challenge, since we had to introduce this strange world to an audience, 90% of whom knew nothing about it. “Nightcrawler” dealt with faith in a way we’d never seen on Saturday Morning TV. And “One Man’s Worth,” my favorite of our dozens of original stories, was so satisfying that Marvel used it later as the basis for “Age of Apocalypse.”"

"AiPT!: I’m curious about Jean Grey’s role on the series. While her Phoenix storylines dominated season 3, she was less prominent in the show’s early episodes. Was there a reason why she took a backseat to other characters early on in the series?"

"Q: I read that you guys were fighting executives about dumbing down and goofing up X-Men: TAS. Can you recall more vividly some of the more ridiculous requests you got, and how you had to defend your vision?"

"Jaden: D-D-D-Dog Biscuits!"

"as Strudel"

"Brooke Goldner as Rebound"

"as Leonard McLeish"

"as Agatha McLeish"

"as Mayor (Season 1) and as Mayor (Season 2)"

"(Introduction to his arrival) There's no need to fear, Underdog is here."

"(Preparing to fly off into danger) When Miss Polly is in trouble, I am not slow, so it's hip-hip-hip and away I go!"

"Not plane, nor bird, nor even frog, it's just little old me- (crashes and finishes sheepishly) ... Underdog..."

"The secret compartment of my ring I fill with an Underdog Super Energy Pill."

"Humble and lovable shoeshine boy"

"(singing to "Where Has My Little Dog Gone?") Oh, where, oh, where has my Underdog gone? Oh, where, oh, where has he gone?"

"Simon says... (usually followed by a command in relation to his current evil plan)"

"Of course it works, Cad, EVERYTHING I do works!"

"Don't touch that dial. Watch an exciting episode of Underdog! Here he comes now!"

"Looks like this is the end! But don't miss our next Underdog show!"

"as Peter Parker / Spider-Man"

"as Gwen Stacy"

"as Harry Osborn"

"as J. Jonah Jameson"

"as Mary Jane Watson"

"Static Shock/Season 1"

"Static Shock/Season 2"

"Static Shock/Season 3"

"Static Shock/Season 4"

"HT: The archetype of the teenage hero is an honored one in comics, from Spider-Man to Batman Beyond. How do you avoid falling into the same old storylines and cliches?"

"It's a great comedy/action show that I think you and all the other Disney animation fans are really going to love. And it's a bit different than anything Disney has done before. They're 22-minute stories, which is a different storytelling format for us."

"Jacob "Jake" Luke Long - Dante Basco"

"Luong Lao Shi "Grandpa" - Keone Young"

"Fu Dog - John DiMaggio"

"Arthur "Spud" P. Spudinski - Charlie Finn"

"Trixie Carter - Miss Kittie"

"Patrick Warburton as Captain Buzz Lightyear/LGMs (Little Green Men)"

"Nicole Sullivan as Princess Mira Nova"

"Stephen Furst as Booster Sinclair Munchapper"

"Larry Miller as XR"

"Neil Flynn as XR"

"Wayne Knight as Emperor Zurg"

"Adam Carolla as Commander Nebula"

"Steve Hytner as Ty Parsec"

"Phil LaMarr as Rocket Crocket"

"Nikki Cox as Petra Hammerhold"

"Michael Showalter as Plasma Boy"

"Joy Behar as 42"

"Frank Welker as Grubs/Senator Phlegmex/Kayuga"

"Diedrich Bader as Warp Darkmatter"

"Kerri Kenney-Silver as Gravitina"

"Craig Ferguson as NOS-4-A2"

"Brad Garrett as Torque"

"Bobcat Goldthwait as XL"

"Roz Ryan as Madam President"

"Jim Cummings as Senator Aarrfvox"

"Dan Castellaneta as Senator Banda"

"Corey Burton as Senator Hammerhold/Brent Starkisser"

"Russi Taylor as Becky"

"Paul Rugg as Cosmo/Ed"

"Tony Jay as Dr. Animus"

"Linda Hamilton as Dr. Ozma Furbanna"

"Brian Doyle-Murray as Officer Panchex"

"Joel Murray as Professor Triffid"

"Cree Summer as Savy SL2"

"Stephen Root as Sheriff of Roswell"

"John O'Hurley as King Nova"

"Earl Boen as Santa Claus"

"Bill Scott - Gruffi Gummi/Sir Tuxford/Toadwart (season 1)"

"Corey Burton - Gruffi Gummi/Toadwart/Henchman/Gabber/Man/Woodcutter/Clutch/Flint Shrubwood/Gigglin/Chillbeard (seasons 2-6)"

"June Foray - Grammi Gummi/Milton's Mom/Woman/Martha/Carpy/Aerial #2/Rich Lady/Boy/Councillor Wooddale/Mother/Tree #2/Fat Woman/Shop Woman/Gargoyle/Dragon/Girl/Judge"

"Katie Leigh - Sunni Gummi/Young Woman/Rafi/Boy/Attendant"

"Noelle North - Cubbi Gummi/Princess Calla/Tree #3"

"Lorenzo Music - Tummi Gummi/Man/Coach Driver/Knight/Bubbles"

"Paul Winchell - Zummi Gummi (seasons 1-6)/Nip/Knight/Slumber Sprite/Ambassador Dribbly/Attendant"

"Jim Cummings - Zummi Gummi (season 6) and Chummi Gummi"

"Rob Paulsen - Augustus ("Gusto") Gummi (seasons 2-6)"

"Michael Rye -Duke Igthorn/King Gregor/Ogres/Knight/Sir Victor Igthorn/Man/Sir Gawain/Tuck/Sir Gallant/Shopkeeper/Baldwyn/Old Man/Fat Man/King Carpy/Carpy"

"Will Ryan - Unwin/Ogres/Gad/Zook/Sailor/Erwillian/Henchman/Poacher/Knight"

"Brian Cummings - Sir Tuxford/Artie Deco/Woodcutter/Chillbeard Jr. (seasons 3-6)"

"Christian Jacobs - Cavin (season 1)"

"Brett Johnson - Cavin (season 2)"

"Roger C. Carmel - Sir Tuxford/Town Crier (season 2)"

"Jason Marsden - Cavin (seasons 4-6)"

"David Faustino - Cavin (season 3, "The Knights of Gummadoon")"

"R.J. Williams - Cavin (season 6)"

"Patrick Warburton as Tucker X"

"Wendie Malick as Trudy X"

"Lynsey Bartilson as Tuesday X"

"Jansen Panettiere as Truman X"

"Dee Bradley Baker as Rex X"

"Stephen Root as Home Base"

"Chris Hardwick as Glowface"

"Rob Paulsen - Throttle'"

"Dorian Harewood - Modo"

"Ian Ziering - Vinnie'"

"Leeza Miller-McGee - Charlene "Charley" Davidson"

"Brian Austin Green - Rimfire"

"Leah Remini - Carbine"

"Peter Strauss - Stoker"

"Kath Soucie - Harley"

"W. Morgan Sheppard - Lawrence Limburger"

"Mike Mulloy - Dr. Benjamin Boris Zachary Karbunkle"

"Brad Garrett - Greasepit"

"Frank Welker - Fred the Mutant"

"Jeff Bennett - Lord Camembert"

"Luke Perry - Napoleon Brie"

"the background actors exchange slight bows with Uncle out of respect*"

"Jackie leaves*"

"Tohru leaves*"

"Jackie Chan - Voiced by James Sie"

"Uncle Chan - Voiced by Sab Shimono"

"Jade Chan - Voiced by Stacie Chan"

"Captain Augustus Black - Voiced by Clancy Brown"

"Tohru - Voiced by Noah Nelson"

"El Toro Fuerte - Voiced by Miguel Sandoval"

"Paco - Voiced by Franco Velez"

"Viper - Voiced by Susan Eisenberg"

"Valmont - Voiced by Julian Sands (Seasons 1 and 2); Andrew Ableson (Seasons 3 and 4)"

"Finn - Voiced by Adam Baldwin"

"Ratso - Voiced by Clancy Brown"

"Chow - Voiced by James Sie"

"Hak Foo - Voiced by Jim Cummings (Season 1 only); John DiMaggio (Season 2 onwards)"

"Shendu - Voiced by James Sie"

"Flashbacks as to how Circe came to work for Van Kleiss."

"From this episode, Rex can create two builds at once"

"Rex and Circe finally admit their true feelings for one another. Unfortunately, there was not enough episodes to explore their romance further."

"Rex Salazar (Daryl Sabara)"

"White Knight"

"Circe (Tara Sands)"

"Tuck (Dante Bosco)"

"Beverley Holiday"

"Caesar Salazar"

"Van Kleiss"

"Hunter Cain"

"Black Knight"

"The Consortium"

"Dr. Rebecca Holiday & Six"

"Rex & Circe"

"Noah Nixon & Claire Bowman"

"Big Fat Sword"

"Punk Busters"

"Boogie Pack"

"Smack Hands"

"Technopathy"

"Data Manipulation"

"Technological Manipulation"

"E.V.O. Curing"

"Breach Detection"

"Electronic Disruption"

"Blast Caster"

"Block Party"

"Sky Slider"

"Tim Matheson - Jonathan "Jonny" Quest"

"John Stephenson Don Messick - Dr. Benton C. Quest"

"Mike Road - Roger T. "Race" Bannon"

"Danny Bravo - Hadji"

"Cathy Lewis - Jade"

"Don't call them sidekicks."

"a Young Justice wiki."

"Charlie Schlatter – Clarence "Kick" Buttowski"

"Matt Jones – Gunther Magnuson"

"Danny Cooksey – Bradley "Brad" Buttowski"

"Grey Griffin – Brianna Buttowski"

"Brian Stepanek – Harold Buttowski"

"Kari Wahlgren – Honey Buttowski"

"John DiMaggio – Mr. Vickle"

"Emily Osment – Kendall Perkins"

"Maria Bamford – "Wacky" Jackie Wackerman"

"Eric Christian Olsen – Wade"

"Richard Horvitz – Mouth"

"Greg Cipes – Emo Kid"

"Mindy Sterling – Ms. Chicarelli"

"Roz Ryan – Ms. Fitzpatrick"

"Tom Kenny – Cousin Kyle"

"Henry Winkler – Principal Henry"

"Veronica Cartwright – Ms. Dominic"

"Anna Cummer - Strawberry Shortcake"

"Andrea Libman - Lemon Meringue, Sweet Grapes"

"Ashleigh Ball - Plum Pudding"

"Britt McKillip - Blueberry Muffin"

"Diana Kaarina - Sour Grapes"

"Ingrid Nilson - Raspberry Torte"

"Janyse Jaud - Orange Blossom"

"Rebecca Shoichet - Apple Dumplin"

"Shannon Chan-Kent - Cherry Jam"

"Jason Ritter – Dipper Pines"

"Kristen Schaal – Mabel Pines"

"Alex Hirsch – Grunkle Stan/Soos/Old Man McGucket/Bill Cipher"

"Linda Cardellini – Wendy Corduroy"

"J. K. Simmons - Ford Pines (season 2)"

"Don Messick - Scooby-Doo, Professor Jameson Hyde White, Mr. Wickles"

"Casey Kasem - Shaggy"

"Frank Welker - Fred, Vulture, Charlie, Pink dog, Johnny, Girl dog puppet,"

"Indira Stefanianna - Daphne, Sharon Wetherby (Season 1)"

"Heather North - Daphne (Season 2)"

"Nicole Jaffe - Velma"

"Marty Ingels – Pac-Man"

"Allan Lurie – Mezmaron"

"Neil Ross – Clyde"

"Susan Silo – Sue"

"Peter Cullen – Sour Puss"

"Frank Welker - Chomp Chomp, Morris"

"Barry Gordon – Inky"

"Darryl Hickman – P.J."

"Chuck McCann – Blinky, Pinky"

"Barbara Minkus – Ms. Pepper Pac-Man"

"Lorenzo Music – Super-Pac"

"Russi Taylor – Pac-Baby"

"Robotnik: No more excuses, I want that heinous hedgehog! I mean now!"

"Robotnik: I thought I was rid of you, you fish-fondling fruitcake!"

"Jaleel White - Sonic the Hedgehog"

"Christopher Welch - Miles "Tails" Prower"

"Long John Baldry - Dr. Robotnik"

"Garry Chalk - Grounder, additional voices"

"Phil Hayes - Scratch, additional voices"

"Ian James Corlett - Coconuts, additional voices"

"– Brute/Barbarus Bikini"

"– Oppressor Plutonium/HIM"

"Tom Kenny – The Mayor of Townsville/Narrator"

"– Ms. Keane/Ms. Bellum"

"- Jomo Momo"

"- Fuzzy Lumpkins"

"Haley Mancini - Princess Lorbucks"

"- The Amoeba Boys"

"- Packrat/Silico"

"Lili Vonnegut - Bianca Bikini"

"– Prohyas Warrior, Announcer, Grup the Dragon, Nohyas, Old Man Oldman, Slug Burger Clerk, Tree-J, Piggy, Zombie Pumpkin Magisword, Robot Piggeh, Oinkus Oinkus Magisword, Attractive Voice Magisword, Snowmanpire, Underground Handbeast, Goomer, Franklo, Attacktus, Prug, Squirrels, Helmut, Translator, Prohyas' Stomach, Biblia Tick, Monkey Chunks, Swish Navy Magisword, Naso, Hambus, Bird, Pirate 6, Pirate 7, Long Underwear Wolf, Wolf Translator, Reginald, Handbre, Wobbles, Parrot Scissor Magisword"

"– Hoppus, Phil, King Rexxtopher, Landfill, Surveillance Dinos, Orange Speckled Stegosaurus"

"Mr. Lawrence – Ralphio, Jest-O The Best-O, Dinosaur, Loch Mess Monster, Helmut (TV Series), Carnivorous Plant Magisword"

"Grey DeLisle – Vambre Warrior, Zange, Young Vambre, Mysterious Hooded Woman, Füd, Pirate 5, Pirate 4, Pirate 3"

"Lindsay Smith-Carrozza – Witchy Simone, Lady Hiss, Crowd Woman"

"– Gateaux, Delivery Man Steve, Zonq, Additional Voices"

"– Noville, Long James Pirate Mayor, Sidney, Old Guy, The Tall Uninteresting One"

"– Omnubis, Smashroom, Ice Posey, Pirate 01, Pirate 02, Pirate 08, Shopkeeper"

"– Morbidia, Additional Voices"

"– Skullivan, Docky Boardman, Nyando, Additional Voices"

"– Vambre's Brain, Grand Poobah, Mascott, Additional Voices"

"- Keeper of the Mask, Buford, Face of Barren Faceland, Talking Cauldron"

"- Neddy the Mallet, Beeswax Crown"

"– Bag Puppets, Füd Fit Theme Sing Singer"

"Ken Mitchroney - Mr. Packard, House, Sales Deer"

"– Mr. Spoony, Brachiosaurus, Ankylosaurus"

"– Penny Plasm, Baby"

"– Man Fish the Fish Man, Eel"

"Dana Gould – Norman Warrior, Fish Pirate"

"Renee Albert – Kablammica Warrior"

"– Queen Porcina"

"– Teri the Spider"

"– Prohyas' Stomach"

"– Murray Williams"

"– Sir Grimmsibald Femursworth"

"– Frostferatu"

"– Wendell the Love Grub"

"Stitch! The Movie (pilot)"

"Leroy & Stitch (finale)"

"Daveigh Chase — Lilo Pelekai"

"Chris Sanders — Stitch"

"David Ogden Stiers — Dr. Jumba Jookiba"

"Kevin McDonald — Wendy Pleakley"

"Tia Carrere — Nani Pelekai"

"Jeff Bennett — Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel"

"Kevin Michael Richardson — Gantu, Cobra Bubbles, Officer Kahiko"

"Rob Paulsen — Experiment 625 / Reuben, Squeak, Houdini, Frenchfry, Forehead, Lax, Manny, Wishy-Washy"

"Liliana Mumy — Mertle Edmonds"

"Dee Bradley Baker - David Kawena"

"Zoe Caldwell — Grand Councilwoman"

"Kunewa Mook - Moses Puloki"

"Lili Ishida - Yuki"

"Jillian Henry - Elena"

"Kali Whitehurst - Teresa"

"Amy Hill - Mrs. Hasagawa"

"Shaun Fleming - Keoni Jamison"

"Bryan Cranston - Mr. Jamison"

"April Winchell - Mrs. Edmonds"

"Alyson Stoner - Victoria"

"Tara Strong — Experiment 624 / Angel, Mary"

"John DiMaggio — Fu Dog, Dr. Drakken"

"Dante R. Basco — Jake Long"

"Charlie Finn — Spud"

"Miss Kittie — Trixie"

"Keone Young — Luong Lao Shi"

"Kyla Pratt — Penny Proud"

"Tommy Davidson — Oscar Proud"

"Paula Jai Parker — Trudy Proud"

"Jo Marie Payton — Suga Mama"

"Tara Strong — BeBe Proud, CeCe Proud, Puff the Dog"

"Aries Spears — Wizard Kelly"

"Christy Carlson Romano — Kim Possible"

"Will Friedle — Ron Stoppable"

"Nancy Cartwright — Rufus"

"Tahj Mowry — Wade"

"Nicole Sullivan — Shego"

"Axel Alba — T.J. Detweiler"

"Ricky Collins — Vince LaSalle"

"Pamela Segall Adlon — Ashley Spinelli"

"Ashley Johnson — Gretchen Grundler"

"Zack Shada — Mikey Blumberg"

"Zack Ewing — Gus Griswald"

"April Winchell — Miss (Muriel) Finster"

"(Episodes 1, 4-6) and (rest of the series) – K.O."

"– Radicles (Rad), Darrell"

"– Mr. Gar, Jethro"

"– Lord Boxman"

"Chloë Grace Moretz as Darby"

"Dee Bradley Baker as Buster, Woodpecker, Raccoon Journalist"

"Jim Cummings as Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Beaver"

"Travis Oates as Piglet"

"Peter Cullen as Eeyore"

"Ken Sansom as Rabbit"

"Kath Soucie as Kanga"

"Barbara Goodson as Roo"

"Kyle Stanger as Lumpy"

"Michael D'Ascenzo as Christopher Robin"

"Tara Strong as Porcupine, Vixen"

"Jeffrey Tambor as Santa Claus"

"Mikaila Baumel as Holly"

"Mark Hamill as Turtle"

"Rob Paulsen as Raccoon"

"James Arnold Taylor as Skunk"

"Brenda Blethyn as Mama Heffalump"

"Sydney Saylor as the Possums"

"Elliott Smith (series; "The First Day"-"The Library"), Asher Bishop (series; "Spell Crushers"-"Glow Worm"), Antonio Raul Corbo (Season 3 onwards) and Justin Felbinger (Pilot) – Oscar Peltzer"

"(series) and Ashley Boettcher (Pilot) – Hedgehog"

"Julia Pott – Susie McCallister"

"Charlyne Yi – Alice Fefferman"

"Nikki Castillo - Betsy Spellman"

"Ramone Hamilton (series) and Thomas Vaethroeder (Pilot) - Max"

"Naomi Hansen (series) and Anna Strupinsky (Pilot) - Pajamas"

"(series) and (Pilot) - Shark"

"- The Moon"

"Melanie Lynskey - The Sun"

"Elijah Wood - Saxophone"

"- Rabbit Monster"

"Luke Lowe - Basketball"

"- Cassandra"

"Clancy Brown - King Frederic"

"- Queen Arianna"

"- Big Nose"

"- Captain of the Guard"

"- Pete the Guard"

"- Stan the Guard"

"- Attila Buckethead"

"- Hook Foot"

"- Lance Strongbow"

"Pat Carroll/ - Mrs. Crowley"

"Kelly Hu - Adira"

"- King Edmund"

"- Lord Demanitus"

"Vivian Vencer - Kiera/"Angry""

"Ruby Jay - Catalina/"Red""

"and - Zhan Tiri"

"Phil LaMarr - Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones"

"Jeff Bennett - Drix"

"Justin Cowdin - Hector Cruz"

"Tasia Valenza - Maria Amino"

"Jim Cummings - Chief Gluteus"

"Alanna Ubach - Mayor Paul Spryman and Mrs. Cruz"

"Vivicia A. Fox - Ellen Patella"

"Rob Paulson - Travis Lurn"

"Jeffrey Tambor - The Mole"

"Kimberly Brooks - Christine Kolchuck"

"Joe Lana - Mr. Cruz"

"as WordGirl/Becky Bostford"

"Captain Huggy Face/Bob (voiced by )"

"The Narrator (voiced by )"

"T.J. Bostford Dr. Two Brains Warden Chalmers (voiced by )"

"– Manny Rivera/El Tigre / Andra Sanchez"

"– Frida Suárez/La Tigresa / Voltura / Che, Anita Suárez / Carmela Suárez / Sofia / Robio Sanchez / Mrs. Sanchez"

"– Rodolfo Rivera/White Pantera / Principal Tonino / Giant Robot Sanchez / Mighty Cheetar /Cactus Kid"

"– Grandpapi Rivera/Puma Loco / Vice Principal Chakal / Lady Gobbler / Señor Chapi"

"– Maria Rivera/Plata Peligrosa / Nikita Suárez"

"– Zoe Aves/Black Cuervo / Mrs. Lupita / Mrs. Chichita / Carla / Carlito / Silver Wolf"

"– El Oso / General Chapuza / Dark Leopard"

"– Sartana of the Dead"

"– Sergio/Señor Siniestro / Knuckles"

"– Dr. Chipotle Sr. / Diego/Dr. Chipotle Jr."

"– Emiliano Suárez"

"– El Mal Verde"

"– Titanium Titan"

"– Original El Tigre"

"– Justice Jaguar"

"– Golden Leon"

"– Django of the Dead"

"John Polito – Don Baffi / Big Man"

"– Monsterzuma"

"[in the wasteland] He, he, he... uh... What was that?"

"Heck, everything's fair in this fight. This is the jungle!"

"Hey, slow down, what's the hurry animals, [stretching] hmm, yeah."

"[on the edge of the world] Wow. That sounds like it might be a little bit out of the neighborhood."

"" (stretching) I felt like a bear will never believe the bare necessities like I did."

"" don't worry Bagheera! We are cubs and I'll be able to paddle this boat from the waterfall. (The boat brakes on a rock and Bagheera and Baloo fall overboard) it's a good thing I have this mango."

"" overcome your fear. It was all just a dream. It was all- (falls out of his tree) hey look I didn't get hurt."

"[about the men] They're - as big as Hathi's father, and if they don't eat you, they end up wearing you."

"" I see it coming. It has a big shark mouth and three pointy claws. Is it Sherkhan? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!"

"" don't worry about Arthur and Cecil. their just two pairs of stupid Birds."

"Now they're leaving without absence - uh, absent without leave."

"It's t-- only against regulations."

"Absopositutely."

"Now wait just one minute, Snarkle-snout."

"This place is so quiet, it makes a graveyard look lively. Oh, what am I sayin'? It is a graveyard."

"[laughing at Kaa and Baloo stuck in an animal rib cage] I don't wanna rib you guys, but we can't stick around here."

"[as the others are stuck in a skeleton where they went out to try and scare Shere Khan] Hold on, fellas. I'm gettin' the bare bones of an idea."

"Pamela Segall as Baloo."

"E.G. Daily as Bagheera. (Season 1)"

"Dee Bradley Baker as Bagheera. (Season 2)"

"Jason Marsden as Shere Khan and Louie (Season 1), Benny."

"Cree Summer as Louie. (Season 2)"

"Rob Paulsen as Hathi and Akela. (Season 1)"

"Stephen Furst as Hathi. (Season 2)"

"Jim Cummings as Kaa, Fred, Jed, Older Louie and Older Bagheera."

"David Lander as Arthur."

"Michael McKean as Cecil."

"Charlie Adler as Ned."

"Jeff Bennett as McCoy."

"Jeannie Elias as Clyde."

"Andrew J. Ferchland"

"Vivica A. Fox as Lima."

"Ed Gilbert as Older Baloo."

"Jess Harnell as Toucan."

"Tony Jay as Older Shere Khan."

"Tress MacNeille as Mahra."

"Kenneth Mars as Buffalo."

"Mari Morrow as Juwanna."

"Tyler Mullen as Mowgli."

"Bebe Neuwirth as La-La."

"Brandy Norwood as Latecia."

"Gretchen Palmer as Old Monkey Lady."

"Yolanda Snowball as Beckie."

"Kath Soucie as Grandma Kahn, Mommie Mouse, Mother Duck, Winifred and Leah."

"Susan Tolsky as Clarisse."

"Frank Welker as Crane, Crocodile, Frogs and Rhino."

"Vanessa Williams as Trech."

"Dorien Wilson as Yarren."

"Yvette Wilson as Kateri."

"April Winchell as Mother Bird, Shrew and Old Monkey Lady."

"Adam Wylie as Mungo."

"Hey, maybe we'll see you on PBS!" -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"Ah, worthless Koopa junk!" -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"Now go home and eat some vegetables, Dr. Mario's orders!" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Whoops! I just invented the tossed salad!" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Don't worry, Princess, we'll find little Oogtar soon - it's almost past his bedtime!" -Super Mario World, "Ghosts R Us"

"No more clowning around, Koopa! You're Koo-put!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Poor dinosaur, he doesn't know the indigestion he's in for!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Hey, thirty-love, Princess! That Fire Plant serving machine sure was a good idea!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Give up, Mario, she's whooping you bad!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Yeesh, forget it, Mario, it's outside!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Way to go, Mario! You sure cooked his casserole!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"I was so sure that we'd have a great crop, that I told the cave people they didn't have to save berries anymore, and they didn't. They don't have any food stored for the winter! And it's all my fault!" -Super Mario World, "Gopher Bash"

"That's Mama Luigi to you, Mario!" -Super Mario World, "Mama Luigi"

"Well, like they say in Brooklyn, early to bed, early to catch the worm. Or is it the bagel?" -Super Mario World, "Mama Luigi"

"YIKES! Where's the lightswitch?" -Super Mario World, "Mama Luigi"

"Why didn't Koopa invent vitamins first and fast food second?" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"You traded our chest full of coins for this? Shame on you!" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"I'm sending you where the pecking's good. You can be free-range Chickadactyls from now on". -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Thanks to us, Koopa finally gave everyone a show worth watching!" -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"Yoshi my name, cruising my game!" -Super Mario World, "Born to Ride"

"Yoshi like motocycle, go Vawooom!" -Super Mario World, "Born to Ride"

"OK, I ready to order. Four coconut shakes, six order papaya fries, and eight Egg Scoopa Koopas!" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Yoshi hear Oogtar too good! Huh, who need telephone?" -Super Mario World, "Party Line"

"Yoshi be brave, and find friends. I go up triangle block". -Super Mario World, "Ghosts R Us"

"Oogtar! Why you scare me?" -Super Mario World, "Ghosts R Us"

"Look at those dumb clucks hand over their life savings for a few brief moments of mouth-watering bliss". -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Koopa Sez, everybody go to the Dome Castle, and get Mario and Luigi, and bring them to me!" -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"Are my dinosaurs in for a treat! Kinda high in cholesterol, but I'm sure they can handle it!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Have a merry Cave Christmas, Bone Brain! Remember, 'Oogtar' said backwards is 'rat goo'!" -Super Mario World, "The Night Before Cave Christmas"

"Eight Egg Scoopa Koopas coming up! Cook 'em good! No one likes runny eggs, dinobrain!" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Hey, don't forget the special Scoopa Sauce. A little scoop'll do ya, haha!" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Shake it up! Time is money!" -Super Mario World, "King Scoopa Koopa"

"Clams, coins, old socks, we're givin' 'em away!" -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"You will grow up to be sneaky, two-faced, cheating illiterates, just like your dad!" -Super Mario World, "A Little Learning"

"I wouldn't do that, plunger-face, not if you want to see your precious princess again!" -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"This is easier than talking Kootie Pie into a shopping spree". -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"You!? What are you doing in my bag of toys, cave creep?!" -Super Mario World, "The Night Before Cave Christmas"

"You're gonna wait a long time, Princess, 'cause these toys are going to my Koopa Kids on Koopa Kristmas morning!" -Super Mario World, "The Night Before Cave Christmas"

"Not here, Kootie Pie! Use your head for something besides make-up! Those faucet-fixers might see it! They got eyes everywhere! They got ears too, so keep it quiet! We don't want THEM at our circus, we just want cave-people like Papa Koopa said. Then the more, the better, and furthermore--" ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Come one, come all, to the greatest circus of them all: the Koopaling Bros. Circus, greatest show in Dinosaur Land! Because of me, Big Mouth, the greatest ringleader of them all, master tamer of dangerous dinosaurs, mastermind of the amazing Mech-Koopas, lord of all he surveys, proveyor of--" ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Large-brained clutzes! I am not part of your stupid act! I am the ringmaster, the greatest ringmaster of them all at the greatest circus of them all! I am your fearless leader! Your master of pump and ceremony! I am to be treated with...respect!" ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"On to the next act, folks! There'll be lots of audience participation! Fun for all and all for fun! The time of your life, the last time of your life!" ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Iggy: Cross Oogtar... Lemmy: ...with broccoli... Iggy + Lemmy: ...and get Oogly! -Super Mario World, "A Little Learning""

"Have a good time! Have a nice day! Sayonara! So long! Ciao! See you later, alligator! Ciao! Bon voyage! Hasta la vista! Be sure to write!" ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Send in the Clown"

"Welcome to All-Star Prehistoric Wrestling, a splendid gladiatorial spectacle, a fabulous fight to the finish! In this corner in the pink and purple trunks with the orange ruffles, weighing in at 90,000 pounds each, the totally terrible twosome, titanic, thunderous, thumping, throttling, towering, thrusting, tripping top heavy, top notch, top fight, tip toe, tip top, top tip..." ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"Wait, I'm just about to finish! This big, BIG finish! In this corner, the Tyrannosaurus Twins, a totally terrific twosome, a terrifying..." ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"Thank you, thank you. And in this corner, from the bucolic world of Brooklyn in that rollicking real world, these two loud, bungling, faucet fixing freaks, those forever foolish, fur-brained fish heads... Fish heads? A foolish, flabby, bug-eating... YARG!" ~Morton -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"Iggy: Time to heat up... Lemmy: ...this wimpy game! -Super Mario World, "A Little Learning""

"I am the emperor of eavesdropping!" ~Larry -Super Mario World, "The Yoshi Shuffle"

"The only way you guys are gonna eat, is by shopping at the Koopamart. So long, suckers!" ~Larry -Super Mario World, "Gopher Bash"

"This Santa Claus only gives presents to good children! What kinda wimp is he?" ~Roy -Super Mario World, "The Night Before Cave Christmas"

"When I get my claws on Santa, I'll turn him into Christmas pudding!" ~Roy -Super Mario World, "The Night Before Cave Christmas"

"Don't just help him, STAND THERE!" ~Larry -Super Mario World, "Gopher Bash"

"Morton: So it'll be first and ten, but it might as well be fourth and long! 'Cause it's now or never, it's do or die, and it's sudden death if that egg breaks open! Boy, that missed extra point sure looms BIG now! The excitement's building up in the-- Roy: Awwww, shaddap! We'll never get started!! -Super Mario World, "The Yoshi Shuffle""

"Oogtar no want be dino food!" ~Oogtar -Super Mario World, "The Night Before Cave Christmas"

"Rock TV? Hey man, what dat?" ~Oogtar -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"C'mon fellas! Fighting won't solve anything! The color you are doesn't matter!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "True Colors"

"Nice try, Koopa, but it's gonna take a lot more than a silly party hat to make me... Koop-masters, your wish is my command". -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Oh, Brother!"

"Kooky, give ol' Koopa a Koop where it really counts!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Oh, Brother!"

"What you don't know, bird, is that us shrimpy guys can get super charged!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas"

"Invincible Stars? Invincible timing, Princess!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Tag Team Trouble"

"Wrench attack, Luigi! Let's tool on outta here!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Princess Toadstool for President"

"Aww, without super powers, we're no match for Super Koopa!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Super Koopa"

"Garbage, garbage on your stoopa, get out of here and go back to Koopa!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"A Mario Brother never says 'can't', Luigi!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Do the Koopa"

"I never saw so many tonsils in all my life!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Kootie Pie Rocks"

"Brave men die a single death; cowards marry fish-head mermaids!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "The Ugly Mermaid"

"Sounds like you Mushroomers are spreading mush-rumours". -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Mush-Rumors"

"Have you guys catch us? Heh, we'd rather croak!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "The Venice Menace"

"There, that oughta hold those fish-brained foes. Now to rescue Mario!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Oh, Brother!"

"Yeesh, what a mess! Am I glad I don't live here". -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"Please, stop the music! I can't jump that far!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Do the Koopa"

""Oh, this is horrible! Koopa's so mean, I bet he's gonna turn Mario into a miniature poodle, too!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas"

"Never trust a Koopa unless ya check up on him!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"Real world, here I come!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Super Koopa"

"Me, nice? I've never been nice in my life! I'm allergic to nice!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Princess Toadstool for President"

"I pledge allegiance to Kootie Pie and the repulsiveness for which she stands..." -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Reptiles in the Rose Garden"

"Get off my throne, you ugly upstick!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Never Koop a Koopa"

"(punishing Kootie Pie) "Pick up your socks! Close the door! Get off the telephone!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Reptiles in the Rose Garden""

"Well, hello there! Give your uncle a big kiss! Ow! Why you-- uh, you sweet little thing you! Yuck! I hate mushroom brats!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Princess Toadstool for President"

"KOOTIE-PIIIIIIIIIIIIIEE, if that pigsty you call a romm isn't cleanin' yet, you're grounded. Not a grande-killer. (Toad: For 2 weeks?) No, it's not, he's gonna kill me. -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Dadzilla"

"No chocolate cover cockroach snacks, no tripping old ladies, no Iceland for Mama Fireplant, uh-uh, no fun anysort for whoooooooole month and it's all Luigi's fault and never AGAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNN. -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Dadzilla""

"Ohh, I hate it when my tootsie-wootsies get wet!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Oh, Brother!"

"Hey, what are you staring at? Haven't you ever seen a reptile ready to conquer the world?" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Super Koopa"

"It's not neat stuff, you nincomkoop! It's the same trash we had before! Now get rid of it! And this time, see that it doesn't come back!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"Quiet, Koopalings! I'm the king here! I'll decide what land we're gonna take over!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas"

"It's a dirty job, but somebody gets to do it!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"Kooky, what are you doing? I'm your dear old King Dad!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Oh, Brother!"

"I'll get you for this, Marioooooo!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "The Ugly Mermaid"

"Knock it off, knuckleheads! I'm not doing exercises; I'm having a temper tantrum!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Misadventure of Mighty Plumber"

"(when the Doomship overheats) "I just got this clunker back from the repair shop!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "7 Continents for 7 Koopas""

"Now you'll see why I modestly call myself a genius". -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas"

"That's a cruel, rotten, disgusting idea - and I love it!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas"

"Hey! Who's been foolin' with my wands?" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas"

"I'd love to save you, kids, but I just remembered I have a tail-styling appointment in another warp zone!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas"

"Costumed plumbers at your service, ma'am! We make plumbing a party!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Toddler Terrors of Time Travel"

"These are not disguises! I am Bowser Koopa! King Koopa to you!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Crimes R Us"

""Boy, have I got Mighty Plumber conned! I wonder what I'll buy with all those gold coins? An ocean liner? A Koopa DeVille?" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Misadventure of Mighty Plumber">"

"Stop the awful noiaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Kootie Pie Rocks"

"Blame it on the Rain? Hehe...Blame it on the King Koopa!" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Kootie Pie Rocks"

"A brilliantly treacherous son! What more could a villain ask for?" -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Mush-Rumors"

"I hope you're making that junk disappear". -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"But Mario, you hate pasta!" ~Ludwig -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Oh, Brother!"

"I've turned all the wild animals into stuffed animals!" ~Ludwig -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "7 Continents for 7 Koopas"

"I've made an Abominable Snowkoopa!" ~Morton -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "7 Continents for 7 Koopas"

"I've turned all these stupid, ugly, useless old paintings and statues into something really beautiful: pictures of me! There's the 'Mona Kootie', 'The Birth of Kootie', and 'Kootie Descending a Staircase'!" ~Wendy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "7 Continents for 7 Koopas"

"I've taken over all the TV stations, and I'm holding a Koopathon. I'm not going off the air until everybody sends me all their money!" ~Lemmy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "7 Continents for 7 Koopas"

"And I'm turning the Amazon Forest into a parking lot. Now all I need is a zillion cars to fill it!" ~Iggy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "7 Continents for 7 Koopas"

"You're just Princess Toadstool of the measly Mushroom Kingdom. I am going to be Empress of America!" ~Wendy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Reptiles in the Rose Garden"

"This is a fun little game called 'Stuff Your Furniture Down the Drain'!" ~Ludwig -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Toddler Terrors of Time Travel"

"Oh, hi, Princess. I'm really really sorry, but I have just decided to place you under house arrest". ~Wendy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "A Toadally Magical Adventure"

"AHH! Not my favorite string! It's invaluable! Oh, there's a story behind this string, on Great Grandfather Koopa..." ~Morton -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Rock TV"

"Ahh! I've been kissed by a plumber!~Wendy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "The Beauty of Kootie"

"Oh, brother! King Dad's in trouble! That was a good speech!" ~Ludwig -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Princess Toadstool for President"

"Roy: King Dad is going to pay for this! Morton: Yeah! Dancing lessons are expensive! -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Do the Koopa""

"Oh no, I broke a nail. This is no job for someone as magnificently beautiful as I". ~Wendy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"YOU? BEAUTIFUL? I thought you were part of the garbage, Kootie Pie!" ~Roy ~Wendy -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"Hey, King Dad's doing aerobic exercises to get in shape for more badness!" ~Morton -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Misadventure of Mighty Plumber"

"Oops! He's got more (growl) than everrrrrr!" ~Larry -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Princess Toadstool for President"

"Hey pop, what are we having a tantrum about?" ~Morton -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Misadventure of Mighty Plumber"

"It's curtains for you creeps! You're history! You've had it! You're done for! It's all over! We win! Time's up! Your clock is cleaned! The sun has set! The cheese has moved! The Super Mario Bros. are no more!" ~Morton -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Crimes R Us"

"Hey! Kootie Pie! Stick 'em up! Put your hands in the air! I'm a thief!" ~Morton -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Crimes R Us"

"Hey, lady! Gimmie your purse! I'm a real bad robber Koopa! I'm also a baaaaaad dancer!" ~Morton -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Crimes R Us"

"All right, King Dad! You're back to your abnormal self!" ~Ludwig -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Toddler Terrors of Time Travel"

"Rats! I missed! Ooh, I hate it when I miss!" ~Thwomp -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Never Koop a Koopa"

"Putting on a little weight, aren't you, Mario?" ~Sledge Brother -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Reptiles in the Rose Garden"

"Those Super Mario Brothers are super!" ~The Statue of Liberty -The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, "Recycled Koopa"

"I hate to run on an empty stomach!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Bird! The Bird!"

"If Toad doesn't get us outta here soon, I'm gonna eat this mattress!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid"

"Hey! Where'd you learn how to ride a bike!?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"Sorry we can't stay and chat with you goons, but we have a race to win!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"Hey, King Koopa! You can at least say goodbye!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"Get back here, Koopa! Don't you know vegetables are good for you?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"Catfish pizza? This may be a first, but I'm not hungry!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Rolling Down the River"

"Wake up, Luigi! The only time plumbers sleep on the job is when we're working by the hour". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid"

"Faster than a vanishing clog! More powerful than an electric drainsnake! It's Super Mario!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Pirates of the Koopa"

"Until next time everyone, [Everybody] Do the Mario! -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. "Time Out, Luigi"

"Unstoppable? We're plumbers! If we can stop a stop, we can stop the unstoppable!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Fire of Hercufleas"

"Magnifico! You're stronger than Grandma Mia's garlic chip cookies!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Fire of Hercufleas"

"C'mon Luigi, let's see what this Guernsey can earnsie!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario and the Beanstalk"

"C'mon, I'll help you sink your teeth into some delicious Koopa meat". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great Gladiator Gig"

"Can't we discuss this man-to-Mouser? ...I guess not". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Princess, I Shrunk the Mario Bros."

"Uh, excuse my brother, he gets nervous around guys six times bigger than him!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great Gladiator Gig"

"We can fix anything if there's spaghetti involved!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great Gladiator Gig"

"Hey, shaddupa your face!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great Gladiator Gig"

"Giddyup, chowhound!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great Gladiator Gig"

"Koopa's gonna take a trip he didn't plan on!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Too Hot to Handle"

"[Bowser is] having a coffin spell!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Count Koopula"

"If food isn't pasta, it doesn't count!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Jungle Fever"

"He's too busy eatin', Mario. He's your kind of horse". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great Gladiator Gig"

"Okay, Mario. One all ya got, coming up!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Rolling Down the River"

"I think I liked it better when we outnumbered them!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"Mario, it's a mirage! The sun's hot-boiled your brain!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario's Magic Carpet"

"Look at all that loot! Diamonds, gold, rubies! It must be worth over 100 bucks!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario's Magic Carpet"

"[about Aladdin's lamp] "So what's all the magic mumbo-jumbo about? What are you gonna do? Pull a rabbit out of it!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario's Magic Carpet""

"Loony linguinni! Mario thinks that hat makes him a detective!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario"

"Great garlic! The Koopa's here in Victoria!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario"

"Sufferin' spaghetti! How can you think of food at a time like this!?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Adventures of Sherlock Mario"

"Hey! That's my brother Mario, you three-faced double-crosser!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great Gladiator Gig"

"What's your hurry? Boy, when it comes to food, Mario's got a one crack mind! Holy ravioli! It's an earthshake!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario Meets Koopzilla"

"I thought you said your plan always worked!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario Meets Koopzilla"

"That's my brother, the pasta-pulverizing plumber!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario Meets Koopzilla"

"Miserable macaroni! The Koopa's got away again!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario Meets Koopzilla"

"This is awful! We gotta get outta here and stop that crazy wedding!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Do You Princess Toadstool Take this Koopa...?"

"Leapin' lasagna! We're not even in the castle anymore!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Do You Princess Toadstool Take this Koopa...?"

"Which means...he kept his promise! Now the Princess HAS to marry Koopa!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Do You Princess Toadstool Take this Koopa...?"

"Whew... Not as tired as me!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Do You Princess Toadstool Take this Koopa...?"

"Forget about that! The wedding is starting!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Do You Princess Toadstool Take this Koopa...?"

"YIKES! Now we're ALL gondolas!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid"

"Wow! This Zero guy can get down, Mario!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Mark of Zero"

"And how are we supposed to get in there, Mario? Just fly over the walls?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Mark of Zero"

"Bring them on! I'm ready for them this time! What am I saying?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Mark of Zero"

"Crama's here in Koopalot? I mean, uh, Koopa's here in Cramalot? Sheesh, let's split this place". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "King Mario of Cramalot"

"Prepare to cave in, scalebait"! -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Quest for Pizza"

"No, it's magic! If you can reach it, you can become a Super Mario, and get special fire power that can destroy King Koopa's evil helpers!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Bird! The Bird!"

"There! That's the last of those grimy green good-for-nothings!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "King Mario of Cramalot"

"Who did you expect? Pee-wee Herman?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Rolling Down the River"

"Relax, Sal, you know what dey say: 'Old plumbers never fry'!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Brooklyn Bound"

"Da things I do for Princess Toadstool!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Count Koopula"

""He who koops and runs away lives to koop another day!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show"

"Stand still so I can squash ya, you little vermin!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Mario Meets Koopzilla"

"The courage beyond compare, the bravery beyond description, I praise this great hero, the superior fiend... me". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Brooklyn Bound"

"Today, the Mushroom Colony, tomorrow the world! Next week, the universe, or when I am done with it, the Koopaverse!" - The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Star Koopa"

"If I didn't deserve this, I wouldn't give it to me". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Brooklyn Bound"

"No one asks for a trap faster than a plumber!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"OK, that does it! You're all gonna be Koopatized!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"There'll be other crooked races, and other ways to cheat!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Great BMX Race"

"Don't question my orders, you rotten rodent! Just do it!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Rolling Down the River"

"Stop wisecracking, mushroom, or I'll turn you into soap!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Rolling Down the River"

"Fool! Those pinhead plumbers are bound to try to rescue Princess Toadstool, and I intend to capture them before they do". -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Rolling Down the River"

"I had so much fun as your crooked judge I decided to become your cruel warden!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Escape from Koopatraz"

"How can I plunder your kingdom if I don't get my beauty rest!?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Escape from Koopatraz"

"Top this, turkey-mouth!" -Super Mario World, "Rock TV"

"All right, keep your crown on! You want people to think I'm marrying a nag?" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Do You Princess Toadstool Take this Koopa...?"

"Listen up, you reptile retches! It’s time to play 'Auction the Princess'!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Karate Koopa"

"I'm rich! I'm filthy, stinkin', mouth-watering rich!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Pirates of Koopa"

"Fire a warning shot! ...On second thought, blow the plumber-boys and the Princess right off the boat!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Pirates of Koopa"

"These fireballs are fantastic! Think of the destruction; think of the wreckage; think of how much this'll lower my heating bill!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Great Balls of Fire"

"I'll have to lead the next attack myself!" -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "The Bird! The Bird!"

"Lou Albano - Mario"

"Danny Wells - Luigi"

"Jeannie Elias - Princess Toadstool"

"John Stocker - Toad"

"Harvey Atkin - King Koopa"

"If they can do it, so can I--I mean, you!" ~Mouser -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Butch Mario and the Luigi Kid"

"No, you can't call your lawyer or your mother!" ~Koopa Troopa -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Toad Warriors"

"These were the most tasteful wedding invitations I could find. (licks one envelope) Mmm... whipped cream flavor... (licks another) Mmm... mango passion fruit... (licks another) Mm-- Eeyuck! Spinach! How did that get in there!?" ~Queen Rotunda -The Super Mario Bros. Super Show, "Love 'Em and Leave 'Em"

"The Mario Brothers must forsake their chance to go home in order to rescue Toad and Princess Peach: Good luck to you in the rescue, and you guys look me up if you ever make it back to Flatbush! ~Salvador Drainado"

"Tut Ankh En Set Amun ("Tutenstein") – (seasons 1-2), Donna Cherry (season 3)"

"Cleo Carter – (seasons 1-2), Leah Lynette (season 3)"

"Luxor – David Lodge"

"– Tulip Olsen/Steward/Mirror Tulip"

"– Glad-One"

"Owen Dennis – Sad-One"

"– Jesse Cosay"

"– Grace Monroe"

"- Simon Laurent"

"Isabella Abiera - Hazel"

"Johnny Young - Min-Gi Park"

"Sekai Murashige - Ryan Akagi"

"Minty Lewis - Kez"

"David Tennant — Scrooge McDuck"

"Danny Pudi — Huey "Hubert" Duck"

"Ben Schwartz — Dewey "Dewford" Duck"

"Bobby Moynihan — Louie "Llewellyn" Duck"

"Kate Micucci — Webby (Webbigail) Vanderquack"

"Beck Bennett — Launchpad McQuack"

"Toks Olagundoye — Bentina Beakley"

"Tony Anselmo — Donald Duck"

"Paget Brewster — Della Duck"

"David Kaye – Duckworth"

"Jim Rash – Gyro Gearloose"

"Lin-Manuel Miranda – Fenton Crackshell-Cabrera"

"Kimiko Glenn – Lena Sabrewing"

"Libe Barer – Violet Sabrewing"

"Margo Martindale – Ma Beagle"

"Keith Ferguson – Flintheart Glomgold, Johnny and Randy"

"Catherine Tate – Magica De Spell"

"Paul F. Tompkins – Gladstone Gander"

"Jameel Jamil – Gandra Dee"

"Tom Kenny – Fethry Duck"

"Tress MacNeille – Daisy Duck"

"Selenis Leyva – M'Ma Crackshell-Cabrera"

"Stephanie Beatriz – Gosalyn Waddlemeyer"

"Adam Pally – Kit Cloudkicker"

"Jaime Camil – Don Karnage"

"Josh Brener – Mark Beaks"

"Marc Evan Jackson – Bradford Buzzard"

"Chris Diamantopoulos – Storkules, Drake Mallard / Darkwing Duck"

"Allison Janney – Goldie O'Gilt"

"Bernardo De Paula – José Carioca"

"Arturo Del Puerto – Panchito Pistoles"

"Natasha Rothwell – Zan Owlson"

"Kari Wahlgren – Roxanne Featherly"

"Jaleel White – Gene the Genie"

"Keith David – Manny the Headless Man-Horse"

"Hynden Walch – Aletheia"

"Greg Cipes – Vero"

"Julie Bowen – Lieutenant Penumbra"

"Lance Reddick – General Lunaris"

"Jason Mantzoukas – Steelbeak"

"John Hodgman – John D. Rockerduck"

"April Winchell – Black Heron"

"Michael Chiklis – Zeus"

"Nia Vardalos – Selene"

"John Gemberling – Doofus Drake"

"Graham McTavish – Fergus McDuck"

"Ashley Jensen – Downy O'Drake"

"Corey Burton – Ludwig Von Drake"

"Jennifer Hale – Gabby McStabberson"

"Jason Marsden and Sam Riegel – Hack and Slash Smashnikov"

"Robin Atkin Downes – Falcon Graves"

"Martin Freeman – Poe De Spell"

"Cody Arens as Littlefoot"

"Anndi McAfee as Cera"

"Aria Curzon as Ducky"

"Jeff Bennett as Petrie"

"Rob Paulsen as Spike and Thud"

"Max Burkholder as Chomper"

"Meghan Strange as Ruby and Tricia"

"Pete Sepenuk as Red Claw and Screech"

"Kenneth Mars as Grandpa Longneck"

"Miriam Flynn as Grandma Longneck"

"John Ingle as Mr. Threehorn"

"Tress MacNeille as Petrie's Mother and Ducky and Spike's Mother"

"Dorian Harewood as Mr. Thicknose"

"Jessica Gee as Tria"

"[When Emmy, Max, Ord, Cassie, Zak, and Wheezie saw Poozie, the caterpoozle, inside a silk sack --called a chrysalis-- and is sleeping inside it.]"

"Cassie: [gasps] Oh, she is dead! [cries] Oh, Poozie!"

"Zak: NO SLEEP, NO BREAKFAST, NO NOTHING! AND TO TOP IT ALL OFF, I CANNOT FIND MY MAGNIFYING GLASS!"

"[By that saying of Zak, Zak is not going to speak to Wheezie ever again once he gets back his sleep, breakfast, and magnifying glass.]"

"Wheezie: I wonder why Zakie is so mad at me."

"Emmy: Well, you made him angry."

"Wheezie: [in disbelief] ARE YOU KIDDING?! Name one thing that I could possibly do to make him mad."

"Max: [for first reason] You kept him up all night with your banging."

"Wheezie: All right! Name two things that I could have done."

"Emmy: [for second reason] You ruined his breakfast."

"Max: [also for second reason] And you took his magnifying glass."

"Wheezie: You think that is why Zak is so made at me?"

"[Zak takes off his alone cone.]"

"Zak: [in a sing-songy voice] ♪ I CAN'T HEAR YOU!♪"

"[He gets angry.]"

"Zak: BUT YES!"

"[He puts the cone back on his head and resumes hiding in it.]"

"Andrea Libman as Emmy"

"Danny McKinnon as Max"

"Aida Ortega as Enrique"

"Chantal Strand as Cassie"

"Ty Olsson as Ord"

"Jason Michas as Zak"

"Kathleen Barr as Wheezie"

"[repeated line; to the narrator] Excuse me, but that’s amazing!"

"[repeated line] No, Henry."

"And now ladies and gentle lizards, it’s time for Henry’s Amazing Golden Gecko Award!"

"[at the opening intro] Welcome to the world of the Amazing [topic in every episode]"

"Aria Noelle Curzon as Pebbles Flintstone. (speaking voice and singing voice)"

"Christine Cavanaugh as Bamm-Bamm Rubble. (singing voice provided by E.G. Daily)"

"Frank Welker as Dino."

"Bob Sarlatte – Dirk"

"Michael Mish – Timothy"

"Ellen Gerstell – Princess Daphne"

"Peter Cullen – Bertram"

"Fred Travalena – King Ethelred"

"Sagwa Miao (voiced by Holly Gauthier-Frankel)"

"Sheegwa Miao (voiced by Jesse Vinet)"

"Dongwa Miao (voiced by Oliver Grainger)"

"Baba Miao (voiced by Arthur Holden)"

"Mama Miao (voiced by Ellen David)"

"The Foolish Magistrate (voiced by Hiro Kanagawa)"

"Tai-Tai (voiced by Khaira Ledeyo)"

"Ba-Do (voiced by Kathy Tsoi)"

"Luk-Do (voiced by Leanne Adachi)"

"Huang-Do (voiced by Rosa YeeRosa Yee)"

"The Cook (voiced by Raugi YuRaugi Yu)"

"The Reader (voiced by Russell Yuen)"

"Fu-Fu (voiced by Rick Jones)"

"You are Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and I've called you together for one reason. The end of the world is here, and it's our job to stop it. You have your assignments. Galactus' heralds must be stopped, no matter what. Do whatever it takes to destroy the machines they're creating, and then we take the fight to Galactus himself. This isn't a battle of good versus evil; it's a battle of survival. We fight to save humanity itself. The world is counting on us, and we will not fail. Each of you are heroes; but today, we are all Avengers."

"The Skrulls turned you against each other. Broken bones, destroyed buildings… these things are easily repaired. But broken friendships, broken trust… Wounds such as these take much longer to heal."

"Hear me, Galactus. I am Thor the Thunderer, son of Odin, Prince of Asgard. But today, above all things, I am an Avenger, and this world is under my protection."

"Jane: Without that antidote, you will cease to be fine. In fact, you will just plain cease. Thus, I am going."

"Jane: [having lost her patience with Terk for her cracks about her] The high road ends right here! Listen, you-- you-- you--! You can like me or dislike me, I couldn't care a wit right now, but unless we get that flower, Tarzan is going to die! So kindly close your mouth and hold that vine!"

"— Prince Ivandoe and Bert"

"Freddie Fox — Bert"