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 1987: During a report on mysterious thefts, April O' Neil met the TMNT after they saved her from a group of punks. After awakening in their home, Hamato Yoshi told April how he was changed into a rat named Splinter at the same time the Turtles were mutated into the wisecracking heroes they are! She and the Turtles then set out to discover who was burglarizing all those technological companies, which quickly lead them to the Foot Clan.; After the defeat of his robotic Foot Soldiers, Shredder turned two of his punks, Bebop and Rocksteady into mutants. The Turtles also learned that Shredder is actually Oroku Saki, the man who had usurped Splinter's leadership of the Foot.; Shredder enlisted the help of a mad scientist named Baxter Stockman whose invention, the Mouser nearly spelled doom for Splinter. Unbeknownst to him, Shredder's alien sidekick Krang sabotaged his plans by helping Michaelangelo.; Shredder then brought forth two of Krang's Rock Warriors from his homeworld in Dimension X. Teenage type creatures known as Neutrinos also arrived from the portal and soon teamed up with the Turtles and helped defeat the villains once again!; In the season's climax, Shredder built Krang an android body, which nearly caused the end for the city when he grew into a monster-sized robot. Luckily, the Turtles quickly came to the rescue in the Turtle Blimp. Krang opened the gateway to Dimension X in attempt to bring forth his minions, when the TMNT arrived to fight while Donatello reversed the flow of the portal, causing the Technodrome to pull itself into the portal while the Turtles escaped.  1988: With the Technodrome trapped in Dimension X, Shredder returned to seek revenge on the Turtles. Since he wasn't given any further help from Krang, he sought the help of Baxter Stockman who aided him in locating the Eye of Sarnath, a magic alien crystal divided into three pieces.; After making one screw up too many, Baxter was sent to Dimension X to be killed, while Bebop and Rocksteady came back to Earth. Krang attempted to vaporize Stockman, however, a one-in-a-thousand glitch caused the mad scientist to be cross-mutated with a fly.; At one point, Shredder asked for more mutagen, but it was sent to the wrong place and four frogs in a Florida swamp were mutated. Shredder trained the frogs to be his loyal minions, while leading them to believe he was a goodguy. Fortunately though, Splinter and the TMNT were able to set the frogs straight by proving just how evil The Shredder truly was!; Donatello gave Master Splinter an opportunity to be human again, only it didn't last long and he changed back into his rat form... in public.; April was temporarily transformed into a humanoid cat due to the side effects of a teleportation beam. April's co-worker/friend Irma got a chance to meet the Turtles in that episode.; The Technodrome returned to Earth, but Don managed to send it down towards the center of the Earth.  1989: This season had over 40 episodes; All except two involved Shredder and Krang plotting to return the Technodrome to the surface. Sometimes certain characters would have substitute voices for a few episodes. The TMNT met The Rat King, Leatherhead, Casey Jones, Lotus Blossom, Usagi Yojimbo and a young man named Zach who was granted the position of an honorary Ninja Turtle. Most of these characters and ones from the first 2 seasons made return appearances within this season. Shredder and Krang once attempted to control the city by reversing the gravity flow, which caused some major chaos.; In the heat of a battle at Cybertech Labs, Splinter and Shredder were accidentally subjected to a beam that caused their minds to be transferred into one another's body. Shredder sought to kill the Turtles in the guise of their master while Splinter sought to reverse the mind transfer in order to save them.; Irma became closer with the Turtles after she was enlarged into a 50 foot tall woman on her birthday and they had to cure her before the army could take her into custody.; Michaelangelo became human for one episode thanks to a batch of cookies contaminated with anti-mutagen, only the mutation was highly unstable and he kept switching between human and mutant turtle form.; Baxter Stockman returned to exact his revenge with the help of an alien spaceship that supplied him with a mutation ray-gun, which he used to turn Shredder into a housefly and Mikey into a gerbil.; In the season finale, the Technodrome returned to the surface again. Krang almost sent Earth to Dimension X, but Donatello managed to send the Technodrome through the portal instead!  1990: Ten of these episodes were the series' last weekday afternoon lineup. The plots in these adventures were very goofy ones, such as Leonardo and Michaelangelo being turned into little children by an age reversing serum of Krang's, so he could sell them to an alien zookeeper.; Bebop and Rocksteady were disguised in holographic cloaks to make them appear human so they could sneak into Channel 6 and plant rocket boasters in the basement, but they wound up becoming program execs for the TV station.; In one peculiar episode the Turtles had to keep a baby Neutrino safe from Shredder and his mutant punks.; Krang created a ray that altered humans' personalities, making them act like timid rabbits. It was up to Leonardo and Raphael to find the antidote, which could only be found in a strange fairy tale dimension. Along the way, they met Hokum Hare, from The Tortoise and the Hare. With Hokum's help, the Turtles retrieved the crystal and saved Earth.; In the following episode, Hokum discovered Shredder and his goons were plotting to take over the future via a train-powered temporal wave distortion. Hokum informed the TMNT who hitched a ride on the train to the year 2036, where they discovered that their older selves were no more than a bunch of crodgedy old farts! CBS began airing the show on Saturday Morning two episodes in a row each week. In the first half hour we'd see the Ninja Turtles fighting Shredder, while in the second half hour there would be an episode where one of the Turtles separated himself from the others and find out about a random evildoer. Raphael almost got a girlfriend when he met Mona Lisa, a salamander type mutant on a cruise ship.; One episode had Rocksteady and Bebop dressed as super heroes.; In another episode, Michaelangelo actually got to meet a super hero with bug like powers (Gee, I wonder where they got that idea).; An evil mutant turtle from Dimension X known as Slash was in one of the most memorable episodes of the series!; April went to investigate a UFO sighting in a small town called High Falls, and Leonardo decided to follow along where he ran into one of the locals, Billy Jim Bob, who mistook him for an alien. Leo soon found himself being chased by a crazy mob, while April was kidnapped by the real villain of the story whose Vita-Ray Beam Gun could increase the size of fruits and vegetables. After teaming up with Billy Jim Bob and reuniting with his brothers, Leonardo managed to rescue April and save the day!; In one of my favorite episodes, Raphael unwittingly was exposed to a Personality Transmogrifier while sitting in a cab, causing his mind to get switched with the cab driver's. Raph and the cabbie never realized that they were in one another's body, even when they looked at one another, or themselves. When the other Turtles found out what happened to their brother, they set out with April to find the device so they could reverse the effects. Meanwhile, a gangster known as Mr. Big and his assistant Little Huey were out to use the Transmogrifier for their own criminal purposes. After a kidnapping and a wild 4-way car chase, Raphael and the cabbie's minds were restored to their right bodies!  1991: In the opening ep to this season, Shredder's brother, a Metropolitan police officer aided the Turtles in stopping Krang from bringing the Technodrome back to New York. Donatello managed to have it sent to the frozen Arctic instead.; Michaelangelo made some interesting new friends this season, such as Mondo Gecko, a badass skateboarding lizard with a heart of gold!; Mikey also got involved with a group of Egyptian mummy fanatics who believed him to be the great Ahmed Turtle. It was up to them and the other Turtles to save the city from a madman trying to gain powers from a comet by crashing it into Earth.; Raphael had a life-and-death crisis where he thought he only had 24 hours left to live, so he went off dressed in a buccaneer type outfit and risked his life to help people as The Green Defender.; The Turtles' young friend Zach had been reading way too many comic books and his accident-prone imagination wound him up in military school where he found out the place was being run by two aliens known as Wingnut and Screwloose.; In a special hour long prime-time episode, the Turtles met up with a friendly alien race known as Turtleoids who were being bullied by a giant 2 headed monster, while Shredder and Krang were busy with their own evil plans back on Earth.  1992: At this point in the series, the writers stopped having one episode with Shredder followed by an ep featuring just one Turtle and a random villain. The first ep of this season had Leonardo missing from the rest of the group. When the other three Turtles had to go fight Bebop and Rocksteady, the goons found out and told Shredder, thus giving him a fiendish idea- sending Bebop off cloaked to look like Leo and wreak havoc, which would confuse the heck out of everyone else.; After the Technodrome broke free from the ice patch, the Turtles sank it into the Atlantic Ocean. From that point on, the modules were made to have aquatic capabilities.; Krang's android body went on a rampage via a video game chip Bebop and Rocksteady planted inside.; In one unforgettable episode, Michaelangelo accidentally turned his brothers into toddlers while fooling with a machine of Donatello's (This was based off a similar episode from 1990.); Leonardo was revealed to be frightened to death of snakes until he faced a scientist who had actually been turned into one.; In an amusing episode dealing with Raphael and his moody attitude, the cranky terrapin was accidentally exposed to Donatello's Personality Alteror and became Mr. Nice Guy. The guys had no idea what caused Raph to be such a sweet turtle, so they sent him off to a shrink, who turned out to be very unprofessional.  European Vacation Episodes: These were also Lost Episodes that first aired in 1993 on the USA Network, but they fit plot-wise with 1990. For some odd reason Raphael was played by a different actor. In Venice, Shredder and Krang threatened to flood the city unless their demands were met, but the TMNT managed to save the day as usual!; While the Turtles were in Ireland, Krang used a device which shot a concentrated beam in the form of a rainbow that could transform harmless animals into hideous beasts, and vice versa. Bebop and Rocksteady were actually turned into cute little mutants, while Michaelangelo became a Reptilian Hulk!; In another episode, Shredder and the goons tried returning the Technodrome to Earth by attempting to make the Orient Express into a runaway train bomb.; A strange alien couple stealing priceless works of art in Italy mistook the TMNT for their own renaissance namesakes and attempted to collect them. Thinking fast, the Turtles fooled the aliens into thinking the paintings were merely cheap knockoffs.  1993: Mid-way through this season James Avery, voice of The Shredder left the show, yet his character remained on the series voiced by a different actor. While fighting Shredder single handily, Donatello experienced an electric shock which sent him into berserk mode, where he dressed himself up as a super hero stereotyping Batman and tried to finish off Shredder for good. At the same time, an alien race known as the Triceretons came to conquer Earth.; In another episode, Krang hypnotized the Neutrinos, making them act like road-raging delinquencies (not too much of a stretch) and were sent to chase the Turtles, while Rocksteady and Bebop set out to find a video tape that revealed the blueprints of a secret invention that could free the Technodrome via hover-conversion. After bringing the Neutrinos to their senses, the TMNT managed to prevent Krang and Shredder from bringing the Technodrome back to dry land; In another outrageous story, Shredder sought vengeance against the Turtles by sending a rogues gallery of seven old enemies including Leatherhead, the Rat King and two never before seen characters known as Scumbug and Antrax (whom the Turtles apparently met offscreen). At the same time, Splinter gathered a small group of human allies to assist him in rescuing the TMNT.; In the season finale, The Technodrome resurfaced on the beach and the Turtles were banished to Dimension X where they had a brief rumble with alien slave traders. Meanwhile, Rocksteady and Bebop were terrorizing April and the rest of the Channel 6 news crew when Splinter came to their aide. Moments later, Irma went into sudden Rambo mode when she took a laser gun and used it to short circuit Krang's android body. Once the Turtles returned to defeat Shredder, Donatello sent the Technodrome back through the portal to Dimension X without anyone inside of it but the Rock Warriors and Foot Soldiers.  1994: This was the season where the series went into a major format change known as the Red Sky episodes, because instead of daytime or night, it was always sunset outside. The Turtles themselves had a slightly different appearance, while April had an entire new wardrobe and started driving a red sports car. Rat King and Casey Jones each had a final guest appearance during this season. After Shredder blew up Channel 6, April's boss Mr. Thompson had the Turtles blamed for it and they became convicts.; The Turtles had to battle a group of mutants from over 60 years in the future known as H.A.V.O.C., and were eventually helped by a man from that time known as Krakus, whose father's life apparently is saved one day by April. When the leader of H.A.V.O.C. kidnapped April, Krakus feared that his own existence would be in jeopardy, so he had Donatello mutate him.; The Turtles were abducted by aliens who accused them of crashing their spaceship (which was actually Shredder and Krang's doing). When they escaped, the Turtles found cybernetic suits that gave them amazing cyber armor (which was based on the Cyber Samurai toys Playmates made around that time).; Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady returned to the Technodrome in Dimension X, where the Turtles vanquished them once and for all! In my personal opinion this season would've been a wonderful way for the series to end production, with such a perfect final episode!  1995: This was the point where the show got extremely odd. The Turtles and a new friend named Carter faced a devious alien named Dregg who succeeded in making the people of New York believe he came in peace. The Turtles were having troubles with their mutations and would sometimes turn into hideous monsters. Carter came into contact with some of Donatello's mutagen sample and was given an the ability to mutate himself into a strange yellow creature. Eventually, April was able to reveal Dregg's evil intentions to the city and the TMNT sent him back to where he came from!  1996: This was the tenth and final season of the cartoon. Sadly though, Rob Paulsen, the original voice of Raphael decided to quit at the time these episodes were made. After an incident where Leonardo became a barbaric monster, the Turtles were finally able to put an end to their freakish mutating. However Carter's was irreversible, which really didn't make sense considering he's always been human and therefore should've been the easiest to cure (I.E. retro-mutagen ray).; In the first and only three-part story, Dregg returned for another full scale invasion and took his revenge on the Turtles by draining their strength from them and having them stored into himself. Krang and Shredder, who were brought back to Earth, also took part in this fiendish plot! Carter had Landor and Merrik go back in time to bring the TMNT of 1994 to the present in order to help save April and the TMNT of 1996. After the Turtles of the past helped defeat Dregg and Shredder, they were sent back to their time and Landor and Merick took Carter with them to the future so they could help cure his mutation.; Dregg attempted to take over the world's military defenses with the aide of an alien mob boss known as the Globfather who was sent to steal a protein computer, a device that enabled anyone to control electric devices through thoughts.; In another incident, Dregg tried to suck Earth into a warp sending it to Dimension X, but the Turtles and Master Splinter managed to thwart his plans and send his ship into a black hole where it was destroyed.; In the final episode, Krang's android body and the Technodrome made a special appearance in the Turtles' final fight against Dregg when he returned in the form of a giant creature from the combined strength of several other alien creatures. In the final scene, Splinter told the Turtles that he was no longer their sensei and that he had taught them all he knew.  The show had a number of writers over its 100+ episode run, but the most famous writer had to be the late David Wise who penned the very first five episodes and created many of the memorable characters from that first season. Mr. Wise is also known for writing episodes of Transformers, Chip n' Dale Rescue Rangers and several other popular cartoons from the 1980s. On December 10th, 2010 I decided to do a short interview with him over Facebook Messanger and ask some questions I've wanted to know about the series. He answered back on Christmas Eve just a couple of weeks later. JEPHAEL: Who was your favorite character to write? DAVID: The Turtles, all four of 'em! JEPHAEL: Where did the idea for the Neutrinos come from? DAVID: A combination of story logic and personal taste. Dimension X is a place of constant war. Who would be the most likely to flee such a place? Kids who just wanna have fun. Plus, they are teenage outcasts, like the Turtles. Even by episode four (which is where they first appeared) the show had so many wacky science fiction elements that I thought it would be fun to make these kids a sort of 1950's juvenile delinquent sci-fi movie types. So I designed them to be kind of "Jetsons meet The Wild One". JEPHAEL: Raphael's smart alecky persona in the cartoon was a major departure from his comic book counterpart's angsty behavior. Was that your idea or someone else's? DAVID: I wrote the five-episode pilot working pretty much entirely from the first few issues of the comic. Never spoke to Eastman, Laird, or Playmates. My only supervision came from Fred Wolf. So of course I thought his personality up! Actually, I think it's incorrect to say that Raphael had an "angsty" personality. At that point, in the comics (April 1987) the Turtles had virtually no personality. I told Fred Wolf the first thing I wanted to do was to give them different characteristics, because there was nothing to differentiate one turtle from another in the comic, except the weapons they were holding. I created their characters very specifically to make them as different from one another as possible, just as the four Beatles or the four Marx Brothers are similar yet different personalities. I needed a leader, an expert in bushido (the Japanese way of the warrior) who was a straight-arrow; that became Leonardo. Because there would be a lot of sci-fi gadgetry in the show I needed a tech geek; that became Donatello's role. Because I intended to put a lot of humor in the series (these are TURTLES after all), I needed a wise-guy to bounce jokes off the serious stuff; that became Raphael. And I wanted the fourth character to really embody the fact that they were TEENAGERS; I decided on a surfer personality (like Sean Penn's character in Fast Times at Ridgemont High) and that became Michaelangelo. JEPHAEL: Mona Lisa is a very popular character. Why did she only get to be in one episode? DAVID: I don't know. Jack Mendelsohn story edited that episode. I had nothing to do with it. JEPHAEL: I've always wanted to see the Turtles meet characters from other cartoons like Duck Tales or The Simpsons. Would you have done a cross-over story at some point? DAVID: Something like that would NEVER happen. The rights issues could never be worked out. And I don't think it would work. I very specifically created a world where the Turtles could believably exist. Take them out of that world and plop them somewhere else and the premise would fall apart. That said, we DID do a couple of "crossover" shows with Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo. But he came into the Turtles' world, not the other way around. JEPHAEL: How come in the episode where we meet Shredder's brother his name is Kazuo Saki, instead of Oroku Kazuo? Why not just have him be the cartoon version of Oroku Nagi? DAVID: I had nothing to do with that episode either. Jack and I were splitting the story editing responsibilities, and that was one of his scripts. JEPHAEL: If you could go back and rewrite anything in the series, what would you change? DAVID: My contract, so that I got a percentage of the merchandising! JEPHAEL: LOL!!! Thanks again, Mr. Wise! |
CLASSIC FRED WOLF CARTOON VOICE CAST
| Info on the voice actors came from: Internet Movie Database Wikipedia Behind The Voice Actors TMNTPedia |
 The following is a timeline of the entire 4Kids animated series that ran from 2003 to 2009, This timeline is based off one created by a fellow member of the Technodrome Forums who wishes to remain anonymous as I've made some modifications from his original version. 65,000,000 B.C. - Savanti Romero is banished to live amongst the dinosaurs, but soon causes enough trouble to get Renet involved, who brings the Turtles (circa 2005) along with her. They defeat Savanti but spend 3 months searching for the Time Scepter before they can return to their time. 300 A.D. - An evil demonic being known as The Shredder terrorizes Japan and Emperor Ojin sends an elite group of warriors called The Five Dragons to destroy him. Their greatest warrior, the original Oroku Saki, appears to kill the demon, but instead they fuse together. After a reign of terror, Oroku Saki is defeated by what remains of The Five Dragons and is imprisoned for eternity. 1004 - A group of Utroms crashland on Earth and set up base in Japan. An evil alien named Ch'rell takes up the identity of The Shredder, aka Oroku Saki and re-establishes the Foot Clan. Since they are being hunted, The Utroms recruit honorable warriors to serve as Guardians and protect them. Ch'rell eventually uses a magical amulet known as The Heart of Tengu to mystically enslave The Demon Shredder's heralds and uses them as his own personal mystic warriors. 1406 - The Turtles and Renet appear in medieval Europe while trying to flee Lord Simultaneous, and end up battling Savanti Romero for the first time. Savanti is banished to live among the dinosaurs millions of years in the past. They also come across Drako and the Ultimate Ninja who've been merged together. January 8, 1815 - American soldier John Bishop (in his original body) is abducted by aliens during The Battle of New Orleans. Although he goes through painful tests, his body is gifted with extremely advanced longevity. This sparks his hatred for aliens. Early 1870's - President Ulysses S. Grant establishes the Earth Protection Force. Agent Bishop is placed in charge. Summer 1947 - Agent Bishop acquires an alien space ship and a test subject in Roswell, New Mexico. Mid 1950's - Hamato Yoshi is born. Early 1960's - Yoshi and his friend Yukio Mashimi are taken in by The Ancient One who trains them to be warriors. As it turns out The Ancient One has an adopted daughter by the name Tang Shen who both young men fall in love with. Mid 1970's - Tang Shen takes in Splinter as a pet. Yoshi and The Ancient One seek the Ninja Tribunal's aide in battling Utrom Shredder. They refuse, since he is merely an imposter of the original demon Shredder. Mashimi betrays Yoshi and the Utroms by murdering Tang Shen and revealing the Utroms' hidden base and many secrets. Yoshi kills Mashimi in a final duel. The Utroms are forced to flee to New York after being attacked by The Foot. Utrom Shredder adopts Karai around this time. 1978 - Arnold Casey Jones is born. 1980 - April O' Neil is born. 1986 - Purple Dragons burn down the Jones Family's store. Casey's father is killed by Hun.  1988 - Hamato Yoshi is tracked down and killed by Utrom Shredder. Splinter and the Turtles are doused in mutagen after an accident involving a TCRI truck. 18 year old Donatello appears from a time warp along with his Master Splinter who witness the accident before sending a note to Michelangelo and Raphael in the distant future ala the mail service. 1989 - Present day Splinter takes the Baby Mutant Turtles to Japan to visit The Ancient One and spread Master Yoshi's ashes. 1990 - Serling accidentally appears through a time portal and is claimed by the Turtles as their new toy since he's been shrunken down to mere inches. He eventually returns to 2007. 1991 - Splinter begins training the Turtles in the art of ninjitsu. 1994 - The Turtles meet a boy named Arnie (actually Casey Jones) and proceed to train him so he can deal with neighborhood bullies. Michelangelo inadvertently leads him to coin his battlecry: "Goongala!" Splinter teaches Leonardo to overcome his fear of heights. Leonardo and Raphael fight a giant albino crocodile.  2001 - Splinter wins The Battle Nexus tournament. He is later ambushed by his opponent Drako but is saved by Miyamoto Usagi.  2003 - The Turtles turn 15. The Turtles are forced from their home by mouser robots and their feud with the Foot Clan begins. They encounter the Purple Dragons and Foot Clan, then meet long-time friends April O' Neil and Casey Jones.  The Turtles confront Utrom Shredder for the first time. They are outmatched and get split up during the skirmish, but face him again later that night. He is defeated by Splinter, but survives. 18 year old Leonardo and Cody Jones appear through a time warp and momentarily face Utrom Shredder. Luckily, Leo's electronic katanas from 2105 prove to be very useful against his arch nemesis! Michelangelo becomes Turtle Titan and teams up with his hero Silver Sentry. .jpg "Officers Eastman and Laird") The Turtles come across an underground cavern overrun by monsters created by the Foot Clan. As it turns out these monsters are really human beings. The soul surviving member of a long forgotten race returns the monsters to their original form with the help of a crystal moon, but as it turns out this creature has sinister plans up his sleeve. Donatello comes across Kirby, a brilliant artist who discovers a magic crystal that has the power to bring drawings to life. After a brief adventure, Kirby is left behind in a fantasy world, never heard from again. After a brief trip to 2105, Utrom Shredder and the Foot Clan attack the present day Turtles full-force, destroying April's home in the process. The TMNT flee NYC with April and Casey, all believed dead by the Foot Clan.  2004 - The Turtles Return to New York after spending the winter hiding in Massachusetts. Leonardo decapitates Utrom Shredder with the Sword of Tengu and Donatello disables most of the remaining equipment in the Foot Clan's tower. Master Splinter goes missing after being injured in the battle. The Turtles infiltrate the TCRI building looking for Splinter. They are accidentally transported across the galaxy and meet the Fugitoid (aka Professor Honeycutt), who is on the run from The Federation and Triceraton Republic due to his plans to invent a Teleportal device. The Turtles and Fugitoid eventually return to Earth after evading the warring aliens. The Utroms' leader Mortu explains their history to the Turtles, but the TCRI building is attacked by Utrom Shredder. The Utroms flee to their homeworld and the Shredder (whose true identity is revealed to the TMNT) is left in the imploding building, after which he is presumed dead. Leonardo faces the Ultimate Ninja for the first time. The Turtles Turn 16. With Utrom Shredder gone, the city's gangs are at war. Karai, head of the Japanese Foot and daughter of Utrom Shredder, allies herself with the Turtles to put an end to the chaos. A truce is made between the Foot and the TMNT. Utrom Shredder once again emerges and breaks the truce, putting Karai at conflict between her honor and her duty. The Turtles team up with the original Justice Force to help stop a former allie from wreaking havoc.  While cleaning up the newly remodeled antique shop, April and the Turtles come across a strange puzzle cube that once belonged to her Uncle Augie. The artifact turns out to be a device capable of transporting people to other dimensions! The Turtles follow Splinter to the Battle Nexus, in which they compete against dozens of combatants. Amongst these fighters is Usagi and his companion Gen, as well as Traximus from the Triceratons. When Leonardo is injured during the first match, Usagi and Donatello hunt down the people responsible for the attack. As it turns out the Ultimate Ninja and Drako are behind it. During a fight over the Daimyo's mystical war staff, Drako and the Ultimate Ninja (the Daimyo's son) are sucked through a vortex and disappear to points unknown. Michelangelo wins the Battle Nexus Championship after a controversial victory over Kluh from planet Levram. TRIVIA: Kluh and Levram are Hulk and Marvel spelled backwards. The Triceratons invade Earth in search of the Fugitoid. The Turtles encounter Agent Bishop for the first time. The Fugitoid cripples both the Triceraton Republic and The Federation by uploading a virus into their systems. Traximus overthrows the current Triceraton regime and brings peace between them and the Federation. Sadly the virus causes Professor Honeycutt's mind to be wiped clean from the robot's circuits. Michelangelo adopts a kitty cat he names Klunk at Christmas time. 2005 - The Turtles turn 17. Karai continues to serve Utrom Shredder but at the same time she asks the Turtles to help her keep any innocent people from perishing in his quest for world domination. The Turtles meet Renet, a time apprentice from the 79th Level of Null-Time who attempts to escape the wrath of her boss Lord Simultaneous. Shortly after their encounter with Renet, Ultimate Drako appears in the lair and banishes the Turtles across time and space. Michelangelo ends up in an alternate reality where he and his brothers are super heroes. Raphael finds himself on a hostile alien planet where the Planet Racers are having a charity event, which he quickly gets involved in. Donatello is sent 30 years into the future, though unfortunately it's a future in which Utrom Shredder rules the world. Leonardo finds himself in his friend Usagi's homeworld. Leo helps Usagi rescue his allies from an evil warlord. In return Usagi helps Leo travel to the Battle Nexus where they rescue Master Splinter and the other Turtles, as well as finish off Ultimate Drako once and for all. Lord Simultaneous uses the time scepter to resurrect the Daimyo's son as a child. Utrom Shredder builds a star-ship from salvaged Triceraton technology, the Turtles nearly die trying to stop him, but they are saved at the last second by the Utroms. He is found guilty by the Utroms and is sentenced to life on Mor Gal Tal, an icy space asteroid. Karai vows vengeance on the Turtles. The Turtles and Splinter recover from their battle in Northampton, Massachusetts. They eventually go back to New York fully healed, but Leonardo can't get over his failure. Splinter sends Leonardo to Japan to seek the Ancient One after realizing that there's nothing more he can do for his troubled son. 2006 - Karai assumes the mantle of The Shredder. She attacks and destroys the Turtle's home, while Leonardo is in Japan training with The Ancient One. Leonardo returns and finds a new home for his family. The Turtles battle a mutant outbreak caused by Agent Bishop. Donatello is unknowingly infected and mutates further some time later. The Turtles rescue a mutated Donatello by retrieving the Heart of Tengu for Bishop, who is tricked into destroying it, thus releasing The Demon Shredder's Heralds, aka the Foot Mystics.  The Turtles train with 4 other acolytes under the Ninja Tribunal and eventually battle the resurrected Demon Shredder. The spirit of Hamato Yoshi destroys him for good. Karai lets go of her vendetta against the Turtles. Around this time the Turtles turn 18. The Turtles and Splinter are zapped through a time warp and sent a century into the future. 2007 - The Turtles return home from the future and spend months battling the new Cyber Shredder and recovering Splinter's data bits, which are scattered across the internet.  The Turtles turn 20. 2008 - April and Casey are married. The Turtles turn 21. 2009 - The Turtles meet and team up with their classic counterparts from both the original 1987 cartoon and the Mirage comics to prevent Utrom Shredder from destroying the multi-verse.  The Turtles turn 22. 2012 - Utrom Shredder, Demon Shredder and Cyber Shredder all somehow return and have a battle royale to see who's the most badass of all! 2055 - Bishop and Stockman's alien lab is destroyed by accident, but Bishop is rescued by one of his alien prisoners. Although Stockman is left for dead, Bishop goes on to change his ways and become founder and president of the Pan Galactic Alliance. 2090 - April and Casey's great-grandson Cody Jones is born. 2105 - The Turtles and Splinter (circa 2006) appear in the future and meet April and Casey's great-grandson Cody Jones, as well as his robot companion Serling. They battle many new enemies, mainly an alien known as Sh'oKanabo, as well as Cody's uncle Darius Dunn, and discover that Bishop is now a world leader who fights for peace and harmony. The Turtles turn 19 while in the future and ascend to the ninja rank of Chunin. Bishop helps the Turtles, Splinter and Cody kill Sh'oKanabo, ending any threat of the Day of Awakening for good! 2106 - Cody sends the Turtles back to their time, however a malfunction caused by Viral results in Serling being sent back with them. Some time later Cody gets the Time Window working again and brings Serling back home (offscreen).  |
| Sean Astin BORN: February 25, 1971 |
Raphael/Red Stripe | Mikey Walsh in The Goonies; Daniel Ruettiger in Rudy; Dave Morgan in Encino Man; Samwise Gamgee in The Lord of the Rings trilogy; Carl in Unleashed; Bob Newby in Stranger Things; and many other various TV and movie roles biological son of late actress Patty Duke and adopted son of actor John Astin |
| Diedrich Bader BORN: December 24, 1966 |
Bigfoot in the season 3 episode "A Foot Too Big" | Oswald Lee Harvey in The Drew Carey Show; Jethro and Jethrine Bodine in The Beverly Hillbillies (film version); Lawrence in Office Space; Rex in Napoleon Dynamite; voice of Batman/Bruce Wayne + Kilowog in Batman: Brave and the Bold; also played Batman in JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time; guest starred in Quantum Leap; The Simpsons and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Roseanne Barr BORN: November 3, 1952 |
Kraang Prime (seasons 1 + 2) | starred as Roseanne Conner in Roseanne; herself in Roseanne's Nuts; guest hosted Saturday Night Live; sang star spangled banner (off key) in 1990; voice of Julie in Look Who's Talking Too; herself in Futurama and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Eric Bauza BORN: December 7, 1979 |
Tiger Claw/Takeshi, Hun, Fulchi Twins, The Hammer + Ninja Commander | voice of Marvin the Martian in The Looney Tunes Show; Donatello in the short San Diego Comic Con short "Don vs. Raph"; Leonardo in the San Diego Comic Con short "Turtles Take Time and Space"; Master Splinter in Rise of the TMNT (2018); and other various roles |
| Jeff Bennett BORN: October 2, 1962 |
Screwloose in the season 4 episode "Bat in the Belfry" | voice of Johnny Bravo; Killer Moth in The Batman; Shocker in Spectacular Spider-Man; and other various roles |
| Ted Biaselli | Scumbug in the season 4 episode "The Insecta Trifecta" | various roles |
| Jason Biggs BORN: May 12, 1978 |
Leonardo (seasons 1 + most of 2) + Rat Man Freak | Jim Levenstein in the American Pie films (Yes, he's the one who humped a pastry! Lets grow up, people!); Paul in Loser; Darren in Saving Silverman; Ben Parr in Mad Love and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Lewis Black BORN: August 30, 1948 |
Spider Bytes/Vic in the season 1 episode "Turtle Temper" season 2 episode "Metalhead Rewired" |
stand-up comedian; made several appearances in The Daily Show with Jon Stewart; hosted a couple Comedy Central shows; played Eddie Langston in Man of the Year; guest starred as Dr. Crawley in The Big Bang Theory; voice of Anger in Inside Out and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Brian Bloom BORN: June 30, 1970 |
Captain Ryan, Captain Dash Coolstar, Crognard the Barbarian, Muurg, Don Vizioso + "Evil" Captain Ryan | various roles |
| Steven Blum BORN: April 28, 1960 |
Speed Demon in the season 3 episode "Race with the Demon!" | Rhino in Spider-Man 3 (video game); Heat Wave + Captain Cold in Batman: Brave and the Bold; Green Goblin, Chameleon, Dilbert Trilby, Blackie Gaxton, Seymour O'Reilly + Gargoyle in Spectacular Spider-Man and other voice over roles |
| Clancy Brown BORN: January 5, 1959 |
Dog Pound/Rahzar/Chris Bradford | Kurgan in Highlander; voice of Lex Luthor in Superman: The Animated Series, The New Batman/Superman Adventures, Justice League / Justice League Unlimited, The Batman + Superman/Batman: Public Enemies; Mr. Krabs in Spongebob Squarepants; Trident in Teen Titans; Captain George Stacy, Ox + Rhino/Alex O' Hirn in Spectacular Spider-Man; Parallax in Green Lantern (live action film) and many other various TV and movie roles TRIVIA: In the Justice League Unlimited episode "The Great Brain Robbery" The Flash/Wally West and Lex Luthor switched bodies, so Clancy traded roles with Michael Rosenbaum who was ordinarily the voice of The Flash. Not coincidentally, Michael Rosenbaum is also well known for having played a young adult version of Lex Luthor on the hit WB/CW television series Smallville! |
| A. J. Buckley BORN: February 9, 1978 |
Pigeon Pete | various roles |
| Rachel Butera BORN: January 28, 1972 |
Kraang Prime (season 3) | various roles |
| Dominic Catrambone | Leonardo (season 2 replacement; also voiced Leo in the video game based on this series) | various roles |
| Greg Cipes BORN: January 4, 1980 |
Michelangelo/Turflytle/Holy Chalupa + Lil' Rineo | guest starred as Jamey Barton in Ghost Whisperer; himself in Roseanne's Nuts; voice of Beast Boy/Garfield Logan in Teen Titans, New Teen Titans, Teen Titans Go! + DC Super Hero Girls; Kevin Levin in Ben 10: Alien Force; alternate versions of Michelangelo in the San Diego Comic Con 2016 short "Turtles Take Time and Space" and the 2017 Summer Short "Teenage Mecha Ninja Turtles"; S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. in Rise of the TMNT (2018); and many other various TV and movie roles Michele Ivey's interview with Greg on Cowabunga Corner News Greg's special guest appearance on Black Nerd Comedy |
| Cam Clarke BORN: November 6, 1957 |
1987 Leonardo and 1987 Rocksteady | SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Townsend Coleman BORN: May 28, 1954 |
1987 Michelangelo tried out for the role of Raphael NOTE: mistakenly credited as 1987 Donatello in "Wormquake", though corrected in the 2 part release version titled "The Manhattan Project" | SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Jeffrey Combs BORN: September 9, 1954 |
Rat King/Dr. Victor Falco | Dr. Herbert West in the Re-Animator trilogy; Special Agent Milton Dammers in The Frighteners; voice of Scarecrow/Jonathan Crane in The New Batman Adventures; Question/Vic Sage in Justice League Unlimited and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Ben Cross BORN: December 16, 1947 PERISHED: August 18, 2020 |
Dr. Mindstrong | various roles |
| Keith David BORN: June 4, 1956 |
Sal Commander/G'Throkka | Charlie in There's Something About Mary; Elroy Patashnik in Community; voice of Atlas in Teen Titans; L. Thompson Lincoln/Tombstone in Spectacular Spider-Man; Doctor Facilier/The Shadow Man in The Princess and the Frog and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Dana DeLorenzo BORN: January 1, 1983 |
Esmeralda | various roles |
| Dimitri Diatchenko BORN: April 11, 1968 |
Vulko | has appeared in such movies and TV shows as G.I. Jane; Get Smart (film version starring Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway); Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull; Family Guy; How I Met Your Mother; 2 Broke Girls; voice of Sandman in the video game Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions; and other various roles |
| Jessica DiCicco BORN: June 10, 1980 |
Mira | voice of Lexi Bunny in Loonatics Unleashed; Lynn and Lucy Loud in The Loud House; and many other various TV and movie roles; daughter of actor Bobby Di Cicco |
| John DiMaggio BORN: September 4, 1968 |
Pizza Face/Antonio in the season 2 episode "Pizza Face" Zeno in the season 4 episode "The Arena of Carnage" |
voice of Bender, Flexo, Yancy Fry Sr. + Robot Santa Clause in Futurama; Brother Blood in Teen Titans + Teen Titans Go!; Sandman/Flint Marko + Hammerhead in Spectacular Spider-Man; Aquaman/Arthur Curry, Mr. Freeze/Victor Fries, Toyman/Winslow Schott in Batman: Brave and the Bold; also played Toyman/Winslow Schott in Superman: Doomsday; Pinecone Jinn in Epic; Rhino in Spider-Man 2 (video game) and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Michael Dorn BORN: December 9, 1952 |
Mozar | Worf in Star Trek: The Next Generation; Rick in Ted 2 (in which he dressed as Worf for New York Comic Con); voiced Red Strike in special Cartoon Network cross-over episode of OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes; many other various TV and movie roles |
| Kevin Eastman BORN: May 30, 1962 |
Ice Cream Kitty | co-creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; editor and publisher of Heavy Metal; founder of the Words & Pictures Museum; cameo appearances in Michael Bay's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows + Seth Rogen's Mutant Mayhem Michele Ivey's interview with Kevin on Cowabunga Corner News Michele Ivey's interview with Kevin continued on Cowabunga Corner #79 |
| Robert Englund BORN: June 6, 1947 |
Dire Beaver + Dread Beaver in the season 3 episode "In Dreams" | Played the iconic Freddy Krueger character in several Nightmare on Elm Street films, as well as the Friday the 13th cross-over film Freddy vs. Jason; has made guest appearances in Charlie's Angels; MacGuyver; Knight Rider; Sliders; Married with Children; voice of The Riddler/Edward Nygma in The Batman; Felix Faust in Justice League; Vulture/Adrian Toomes in Spectacular Spider-Man and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Corey Feldman BORN: July 16, 1971 |
Slash/Spike | Tommy Jarvis in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter + Friday the 13th: A New Beginning; Clark 'Mouth' Devereaux in The Goonies; Teddy Duchamp in Stand By Me; Edgar Frog in the Lost Boys film series; Ricky Butler in The 'Burbs; Katy Perry's father in the music video for "Last Friday Night"; voice of Donatello in the original live action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film and the third movie; himself in an episode of Robot Chicken; many other various TV and movie roles |
| Robert Forster BORN: July 13, 1941 PERISHED: October 11, 2019 |
Jack J. Kurtzman | Colonel Parington in Me, Myself & Irene; Roger Wixon in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Pat Fraley BORN: February 18, 1949  |
1987 Krang NOTE: 80s Casey Jones made a brief non-speaking appearance during the season 2 episode special "Wormquake" aka "The Manhattan Project", however despite the fact Mr. Fraley was there to reprise the role he's more well known for, he never got the chance to play his version of the hockey mask clad vigilante or any other role he did in the original cartoon. | SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Barry Gordon BORN: December 21, 1948  |
1987 Donatello and 1987 Bebop NOTE: mistakenly credited as 1987 Michelangelo in "Wormquake", though corrected in the 2 part release version titled "The Manhattan Project" |
SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Gilbert Gottfried BORN: February 28, 1955 PERISHED: April 12, 2022 |
Kraang Sub-Prime/Utrom Knight | famous comedian; Sidney Bernstein in Beverly Hills Cop 2; Joey in Look Who's Talking Too; Mr. Peabody in Problem Child [1] + 2; guest starred as himself in Married with Children; cameoed as Abraham Lincoln in A Million Ways to Die in the West; voice of Iago in Aladdin and all spin-off films and other Disney productions; Mr Mxyzptlk in Superman: The Animated Series; Mr. Greenway in the animated special Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Anna Graves BORN: May 12, 1978 |
Celestial in the season 1 episode "New Girl in Town" | various roles |
| Seth Green BORN: February 8, 1974 |
Leonardo/Maximus Kong (seasons 3 through 5), Captain Reptile + Evil Ninja Commander | Daniel "Oz" Osbourne in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV series); Scott Evil in the Austin Powers trilogy; Mick in Idle Hands; Kenny Fisher in Can't Hardly Wait; Jimmy Bender in Greg the Bunny; Ezekiel in Sex Drive; himself in Warren the Ape; voice of Chris Griffin in Family Guy (guest starred as that role in The Cleveland Show); creator and executive producer of Robot Chicken; guest starred in The Wonder Years; That 70s Show; Will & Grace; American Dad!; How I Met Your Mother; SuperMansion and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Michael Hagiwara BORN: November 10, 1956 |
Hattori Tatsu | various roles and voice over work in shows such as Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, How I Met Your Mother, My Name is Earl + Shameless |
| Mark Hamill BORN: September 25, 1951 |
Kavaxas/Hot Head | Famous for playing Luke Skywalker in the ever popular Star Wars franchise; also legendary voice of The Joker in Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League and other Batman related features; Trickster in both television incarnations of The Flash, as well as an episode of Justice League Unlimited; Cocknocker in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back; Walter Hobbs in the animated special Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas; guest starred in The Muppet Show; The Simpsons; Family Guy; The Cleveland Show and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Jon Heder BORN: October 26, 1977 |
Napoleon Bonafrog in the season 3 episode "The Croaking" NOTE: based heavily on his popular film character Napoleon Dynamite |
also played Darryl in Just like Heaven; Clark Reedy in The Benchwarmers; Jimmy MacElroy in Blades of Glory; Reginald "Skull" Skulinski in Monster House; guest starred in How I Met Your Mother and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Lance Henriksen BORN: May 5, 1940 |
Zog | various TV and movie roles |
| James Hong BORN: February 22, 1929 |
Ho Chan NOTE: based heavily on his character David Lo Pan from Big Trouble in Little China |
also played Jeff Wong in Wayne's World 2; Nick's avatar in R.I.P.D.; voice of Professor Chang in Teen Titans; Po in SuperMansion; guest starred in I Dream of Jeanie; All in the Family; Wonder Woman; Charlie's Angels; The Dukes of Hazzard; The Drew Carey Show; Charmed; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Kelly Hu BORN: February 13, 1968 |
Oroku Karai/Hamato Miwa | Miss Teen USA 1985 and Miss Hawaii USA 1993; played Ro-May in Surf Ninjas; voice of Sha Shan Nguyen in Spectacular Spider-Man; Chesire/Jade Nguyen + Huntress/Paula Crock in Young Justice; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Michael Ironside BORN: February 12, 1950 |
Emperor Zanramon | Lt. Cmdr. Richard "Jester" Heatherly in Top Gun; General Katana in Highlander 2: The Quickening; Lt. Jean Rasczak in Starship Troopers; General Sam Lane in Smallville; voice of Darkseid in Superman: The Animated Series, Justice League + Justice League Unlimited and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Brittany Ishibashi BORN: November 2, 1980 |
Akemi | took over the role of Karai in the 2016 Michael Bay film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows; has appeared in such shows as Felicity; Charmed; Supernatural; and other various film roles |
| Danny Jacobs BORN: July 7, 1968 |
Snakeweed/Snake | various roles |
| Renae Jacobs BORN: February 1, 1957 |
Mrs. O' Neil/Mom Thing in the season 3 episode "Buried Secrets" NOTE: 80s April O' Neil made a brief non-speaking appearance during the season 2 episode special "Wormquake" aka "The Manhattan Project", however Ms. Jacobs never even got the chance to come back to reprise that role or any other role she did in the original cartoon. |
SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Ashley Johnson BORN: August 9, 1983 |
Renet TRIVIA: Ashley often winds up playing the love interest of whoever Greg Cipes is cast as, including this series. |
Chrissy Seaver in Growing Pains; Shannon Dwyer in Nine Months; Alexandra 'Alex' Marshall in What Women Want; waitress Beth in Marvel's The Avengers; voice of Terra in Teen Titans + Teen Titans Go! and many other various TV and movie roles |
| John Kassir | Dark Beaver + Dave Beaver in the season 3 episode "In Dreams" | famous for providing the voice of The Crypt-Keeper in Tales from the Crypt; Buster Bunny in season 3 of Tiny Toon Adventures and other various TV and movie roles |
| Tom Kenny BORN: July 13, 1962 |
Dr. Tyler Rockwell (seasons 3 + 4) + Malfidor | voice of Heffer Wolfe in Rocko's Modern Life; Spongebob Squarepants, Gary the Snail, Dirty Bubble, Patchy the Pirate (live action character) + french narrator (unseen) in Spongebob Squarepants; Yancy Fry Jr. in Futurama; Mayor of Townsville + Val Hallen in Dexter's Laboratory + Powerpuff Girls; Eduardo in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends; Mumbo + additional voices in Teen Titans, New Teen Titans + Teen Titans Go!; Plastic Man + Mirror Master in Batman: Brave and the Bold; Iron Man, Captain America, Colossus, Juggernaut, MODOK, Fandral, Sentinels + Space Phantoms in Super Hero Squad; Rabbit in the 2011 film version of Winnie the Pooh and many other various TV and movie roles; married to actress Jill Talley |
| Andrew Kishino BORN: March 20, 1970 |
Fong + Sid | various roles |
| Evan Kishiyama | Kintaro/Pugtaro | various roles |
| Maurice LaMarche BORN: March 30, 1958 |
Attila the Frog + Rasputin the Mad Frog in the season 3 episode "The Croaking" NOTE: Maurice channels his inner Marlon Brando when voicing Atilla |
voice of Egon Spengler in The Real Ghostbusters + Extreme Ghostbusters.; George Wilson + Henry Mitchell in Dennis the Menace (1986 animated series); Dizzy Devil in Tiny Toon Adventures, Yosemite Sam in various Looney Tunes shows and movies; The Brain in Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain + Freakazoid! (also provided Wakko's burps); Kif Kroker, Morbo, Calculon, Lrrr + others in Futurama; Root Beer Tapper in Wreck-It Ralph; King of Arendelle in Frozen; Mr. Big in Zootopia; impersonated Orson Welles on several occasions; and many other various TV and movie roles Maurice and Rob do the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Brain Chews Out Pinky Pinky and the Brain Theme by Postmodern Jukebox |
| Phil LaMarr BORN: January 24, 1967 |
Baxter Stockman/Stockman-Fly | original cast member on Mad TV; voice of Hermes + Dwight Conrad in Futurama; Ollie Williams in Family Guy; Green Lantern/John Stewart + Static/Virgil Ovid Hawkins in Justice League, Justice League Unlimited + Static Shock; Hector Con Carne in Grim & Evil + Evil Con Carne; Samurai Jack; Wilt in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends; Robbie and Randy Robertson + Fancy Dan/Richochet in Spectacular Spider-Man; bit parts in the CGI film TMNT; Aquaman/Arthur Curry + Dubbilex in Young Justice and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Christian Lanz BORN: May 1, 1977 |
Fish Face/Xever Montes/Mr. X | various roles |
| Lucy Lawless BORN: March 29, 1968 |
Hiidrala in the season 4 episode "The Cosmic Ocean" | title star of Xena: Warrior Princess (played same character in cross-over specials with Kevin Sorbo's Hercules); cameo in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man (2002 film); Isabelle Hartley in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.; voice of Wonder Woman in Justice League: The New Frontier; guest starred as herself in The Simpsons and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Hoon Lee BORN: 1973 |
Master Splinter/Hamato Yoshi + Master Hamato Yuuta | various roles |
| Peter Lurie BORN: January 16, 1962 |
Leatherhead | various roles |
| Yuki Matsuzaki BORN: September 24, 1981 |
Miyamoto Usagi | various roles |
| Graham McTavish BORN: January 4, 1961 |
Savanti Romero | Fergus McDuck in 2017 reboot of DuckTales; various roles |
| Scott Menville BORN: February 12, 1971 |
Mr. Crankshaw, Dr. Blip, Spooch, Mr. Crankshaw Jr., "Evil" Mr. Crankshaw Jr. + Mr. Gigabyte | Duane in Full House + Fuller House; voice of Red Herring in A Pup Named Scooby Doo; Freddy Flintstone in The Flintstone Kids; Slightly in Peter Pan and the Pirates; Robin/Red X/Knightwing/Dick Grayson + Second Red X in Teen Titans, New Teen Titans + Teen Titans Go!; Donatello in the San Diego Comic Con short "Turtles Take Time and Space" and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Jim Meskimen BORN: September 10, 1959 |
Carlos Chiang O'Brien Gambe, Megalord + General Griffen | various roles; son of Happy Days star Marion Ross |
| Kate Micucci BORN: March 31, 1980 |
Irma Langinstein + Utrom Rook | Oates in the comedy-folk duo Garfunkel and Oates; guest starred as Stephanie Gooch in Scrubs; Lucy in The Big Bang Theory; and Shelley in Raising Hope; voice of Jovie in the animated special Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas; Emma in Unleashed; Webby in the 2017 reboot of DuckTales; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Grant Moninger | Muckman/Garson Grunge, Joe Eyeball, Pharaoh + Dr. Victor Frankenstein + Frankenstein's Monster | various roles |
| Keith Morris BORN: September 18, 1955 |
Reptilicous | hardcore punk rock personality |
| Bill Moseley BORN: November 11, 1951 |
Bernie in the season 3 episode "In Dreams" | various roles |
| Charlie Murphy BORN: July 12, 1959 PERISHED: April 12, 2017 |
Belly Bomb/Vrax Belebome in the season 4 episode "Journey to the Center of Mikey's Mind" |
writer/actor on Comedy Central sketch comedy Chapelle's Show; older brother of comedic actor Eddie Murphy; various TV and movie roles |
| Minae Noji BORN: May 30, 1973 |
Tang Shen in the season 3 episode "Tale of the Yokai" Alopex in the season 4 episode "Tale of Tiger Claw" |
Karai in the 2014 Michael Bay film adaptation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and other various TV and movie roles Minae's special guest appearance on Black Nerd Comedy |
| Daran Norris BORN: November 1, 1964 |
Wingnut in the season 4 episode "Bat in the Belfry" | Cosmo, Jorgen Von Strangle, Mr. Turner, Anti-Cosmo and others in Fairly OddParents; J. Jonah Jameson, John Jameson + Colonel Jupiter in Spectacular Spider-Man and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Nolan North BORN: October 31, 1970 |
The Kraang, Garson Grunge (seasons 1 + 2), Commander Grundch, Lunk, Graah, Utrom Bishop, Utrom Pawn, General R'Kavaka, Utrom + Utrom | voice of Raphael/Nightwatcher in the CGI film TMNT produced by Warner Bros. in 2007; Superboy/Conner Kent, Superman/Clark Kent/Kal-El, Match, Zatara, Marvin White + Clayface in Young Justice; Leonardo, Splinter and Shredder in the IDW inspired video game Mutants in Manhattan; and other various roles |
| Nyambi Nyambi BORN: April 26, 1979 |
Verminator Rex | various roles |
| Rob Paulsen BORN: March 11, 1956  |
Donatello/Metalhead/Speed Demon-Don hybrid/Don-Bot, 1987 Raphael, Sumo Glen + Micro Chip NOTE: Actors Jason Bateman and Jon Cryer were also considered for the role of Donatello |
SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Josh Peck BORN: November 10, 1986 |
Casey Jones + Skele-Lord NOTE: almost cast as Leonardo |
Josh Nichols in Drake & Josh; various characters in The Amanda Show; Gerald E. Kingsley in Grandfathered; voice of Eddie in the Ice Age film series; cameos/guest appearances in Victorious, iCarly, Family Guy, Codename: Kids Next Door, The Big Bang Theory and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Ron Perlman BORN: April 13, 1950 |
Armaggon | Vincent in 1987 Beauty and the Beast TV series; Hellboy in the Hellboy movies; voice of Clayface/Matt Hagen in Batman: The Animated Series; Slade in Teen Titans + New Teen Titans; Orion in Justice League + Justice League Unlimited; Mr. Lancer in Danny Phantom; Xibalba in The Book of Life; Blazar in SuperMansion; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Cassandra Peterson BORN: September 17, 1951 |
Mrs. Campbell + Utrom Queen | horror hostess Elvira - Mistress of the Dark and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Jim Piddock BORN: April 8, 1956 |
Lord Simultaneous + Overmind | various roles |
| Paul Reubens BORN: August 27, 1952 PERISHED: July 30, 2023 |
Sir Malachi/Martin Milton in the season 2 episode "Mazes & Mutants" | Children's entertainer Pee Wee Herman; Penguin's father in Batman Returns; The Spleen in Mystery Men; Derek Foreal in Blow; guest appearances in Mork & Mindy, Everybody Loves Raymond, Ally McBeal, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Kevin Michael Richardson BORN: October 25, 1964 |
Shredder/Oroku Saki/Super Shredder, General Unsura, Genghis Frog, Shredder Mutants, Master C, Fake Master, Ancient Aeon, Commander Zoran, Destroyo, 80s Shredder | voice of Mammoth, Trigon + See-More in Teen Titans + Teen Titans Go!; King Neptune in Spongebob Squarepants; General Aguila in the CGI film TMNT; Joker in The Batman; Tombstone in Spectacular Spider-Man; Black Manta, Lex Luthor, Monsieur Mallah + Mr. Mxyzptlk in Batman: Brave and the Bold; Robbie Robertson in Ultimate Spider-Man; Cleveland Brown, Jr. + Lester Krinklesac in The Cleveland Show; Martian Manhunter/J'onn J'onzz, Green Lantern/John Stewart, Dr. Fate/Nabu, Bruno "Ugly" Mannheim + Otis in Young Justice and many other various TV roles |
| Robbie Rist BORN: April 4, 1964 |
Mondo Gecko/Jason | SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Christopher Sarandon Jr. BORN: July 24, 1942 |
Count Dracula | best known for the role of Prince Humperdinck in The Princess Bride; speaking voice for Jack Skullington in The Nightmare Before Christmas; Detective Mike Norris in the Child's Play + Curse of Chucky; and many other various TV and movie roles ex-husband of actress Susan Sarandon; currently married to of actress Joanna Gleason (that's Hollywood marriages for ya, LOL) |
| Dwight Schultz BORN: November 24, 1947 |
Wyrm in the season 4 episode "The Weird World of Wyrm" | various roles |
| Sab Shimono BORN: July 31, 1943 |
Mr. Murakami | Lord Norinaga in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3; voice of Mr. Sparkle in The Simpsons and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Keith Silverstein BORN: December 24, 1970 |
Kirby O'Neil | various roles |
| Roger Craig Smith BORN: August 11, 1975 |
The Pulverizer/Mutagen Man/Timothy | Sonic the Hedgehog in Sonic Free Riders + Wreck-It Ralph; other various TV and movie roles |
| J.B. Smoove BORN: December 16, 1966 |
Bebop/Anton Zech | Reuben in Mr. Deeds; Ray in The Millers; Julius Dell in Spider-Man: Far From Home + Spider-Man: No Way Home; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Peter Stormare BORN: August 27, 1953 |
Lord Vringath Dregg | various roles |
| Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa BORN: September 27, 1950 |
Sumo Kuma | has appeared in many movies and TV shows such as Big Trouble in Little China; Twins; Mortal Kombat: Annihilation; Sabrina, the Teenage Witch; played Roshi in the 2005 film version of Elektra; voice of Brushogun in Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo |
| Fred Tatasciore BORN: June 15, 1967 |
Rocksteady/Ivan Steranko, Fungus Humungous + Skullface McGillin | voiced Hulk/Bruce Banner in several different Marvel/Disney cartoons; Slade Wilson in Young Justice; voiced Rocksteady and Slash in the IDW inspired video game Mutants in Manhattan; other animated characters! |
| David Tennant BORN: April 18, 1971 |
Fugitoid/Professor Zayton Honeycutt | Tenth Doctor in Doctor Who; Barty Crouch, Jr in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire; voice of Scrooge McDuck in the 2017 reboot of DuckTales; Crowley in the Amazon Prime series Good Omens; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Danny Trejo BORN: May 16, 1944 |
Newtralizer/K'Vathrak | various roles |
| Jesse Ventura BORN: July 15, 1951 |
The Finger in the season 3 episode "A Foot Too Big" | professional wrestler; Mayor of Brooklyn Park, Minnesota (1991 - 1995); various TV and movie roles |
| Kari Wahlgren BORN: July 13, 1977 |
Joan Grody | various roles |
| Frank Welker BORN: March 12, 1946 |
Dr. Tyler Rockwell (season 1) | voice of Fred Jones in all animated incarnations of Scooby Doo (occasionally the voice of Scooby Doo); Brain + Dr. Claw in Inspector Gadget; Ray Stantz + Slimer in The Real Ghostbusters; Kermit the Frog, Beaker + Skeeter in Muppet Babies; Santa's Little Helper in The Simpsons; Tokka + Rahzar in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: The Secret of the Ooze; Archie the spider, Eek + Squeak in Darkwing Duck; Mr. Plotz, Runt, Ralph the Guard + Buttons in Animaniacs; Abu in Aladdin; Boskov the Bear in Grim & Evil + Evil Con Carne; Goddard in Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius; Nibbler in Futurama; and MANY other animated characters! |
| Mae Whitman BORN: June 9, 1988 |
April O' Neil/Za-Naron, April Derp, Princess, Wizardess, Valaxina + Felicia | Maggie in One Fine Day; Bernice in Hope Floats; Roxy Richter in Scott Pilgrim vs. The World; Mary Elizabeth in The Perks of Being a Wallflower; Amber Holt in Parenthood; Bianca Piper in The Duff; voice of young Lois Lane in Superman: The Animated Series; young Little Suzy in Johnny Bravo; Tinkerbell; Batgirl/Barbara Gordon in Batman: Brave and the Bold; Wonder Girl/Cassie Sandsmark in Young Justice and many other various TV and movie roles daughter of voice actress Pat Musick |
| Zelda Williams BORN: July 31, 1989  |
Mona Lisa/Y'Gythgba | various TV and movie roles; daughter of famous actor Robin Williams |
| Gwendoline Yeo BORN: July 10, 1977 |
Shinigami | various TV and movie roles |
| Keone Young BORN: September 6, 1947 |
Jei | has appeared in many movies and TV shows such as Private Benjamin; Surf Ninjas; The Brady Bunch (1995 film adaptation); Jack; Dr. Doolittle 2; Curb Your Enthusiasm; voice of Commander Uehara Daizo in Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo |
| Info on the voice actors came from: Internet Movie Database Wikipedia Behind The Voice Actors TMNTPedia |
| James Adomian BORN: January 31, 1980 |
Stinkbomb/Harold | various TV and movie roles |
| Keiko Agena BORN: October 3, 1973 |
Hamato Atsuko | various TV and movie roles |
| Eric Bauza BORN: December 7, 1979 |
Master Splinter/Lou Jitsu/Hamato Yoshi, President Pepperoni, Sergeant Woodpecker Mascot Mutant + Se or Hueso | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Josh Brener BORN: October 1, 1984 |
Donatello/Othello Von Ryan | Dale in The Big Bang Theory; Luke in Unleashed; David in Baked in Brooklyn (lucky "stud" got to hook up with Alexandra Daddario in that one); voice of Mark Beaks in 2017 reboot of DuckTales; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Eugene Byrd BORN: August 28, 1975 |
Jase | various roles |
| John Cena BORN: April 23, 1977 |
Baron Draxum (season 1 only) | American professional wrestler, actor, rapper, and media personality; portrayed himself and Mr. Figglehorn in YouTube sensation-turned-Nickelodeon-show Fred; cameo as Roger in Daddy's Home, and reprised the role in the Christmas themed sequel; voiced himself in the animated movie Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery and a caveman version of himself in The Flintstones & WWE: Stone Age SmackDown!; Rocksteady in Seth Rogen's Mutant Mayhem and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Greg Cipes BORN: January 4, 1980 |
S.H.E.L.L.D.O.N. + Malicious Mickey NOTE: Malicious Mickey was meant to be a humorous parody of Michelangelo as Greg portrayed him in the 2012 series. |
SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Rhys Darby BORN: March 21, 1974 |
Hypno-Potamus/Mezmer-ron | various roles |
| Dave Foley BORN: January 4, 1963 |
Bull Hop | Troy in Blast From the Past; Herb in Monkeybone (both movies happen to star actor Brendan Fraser); voice of Flik from A Bug's Life and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Kat Graham BORN: September 5, 1989 |
April O'Neil | Jackie in The Parent Trap (Lindsay Lohan reboot); Jamie in 17 Again; has appeared in such TV shows as Malcolm in the Middle; Grounded for Life; The O.C.; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Grey DeLisle, aka Grey Griffin BORN: August 24, 1973 |
Atomic Lass + Robot Vampire in the season 1 episode "Mascot Melee" | multiple characters in Danny Phantom; voice of Vicky + Tootie in Fairly OddParents; Mandy in Grim & Evil + The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy; Major Dr. Ghastly in Grim & Evil + Evil Con Carne; Frankie Foster, Duchess, + Goo in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends; Betty Brant + Sally Avril in Spectacular Spider-Man Black Canary/Dinah Laurel Lance, Fire/Beatriz Bonilla da Costa, + Bat-Manga style Robin/Dick Grayson in Batman: Brave and the Bold; Princess Azula in Avatar: The Last Airbender; Daphne Blake in all animated versions of Scooby Doo since 2001 (following the tragic passing of South Park actress Mary Kay Bergman in 1999); and MANY other voice over roles |
| John DiMaggio BORN: September 4, 1968 |
Joey the Junkyard Dog in the season 1 episode "Mascot Melee" | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Seth Green BORN: February 8, 1974 | Loathsome Leonard in the season 2 episode "Raph's Ride-Along" NOTE: Meant to be a humorous parody of Leonardo as Seth portrayed him in the 2012 series. |
SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Tania Gunadi BORN: July 29, 1983 |
Kendra | various roles |
| Jorge Gutierrez BORN: January 1975 |
Ghostbear | animator; directed The Book of Life; various voice overs |
| Elizabeth Guttman AKA "E.G. Daily" BORN: September 11, 1961 |
Prairie Dog + Honey Badger in the season 1 episode "Pizza Pit" | SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Ramone Hamilton | Baxter Stockboy | various roles |
| Lena Headey BORN: October 3, 1973 |
Big Mama | well known for the role of Cersei Lannister in HBO's Game of Thrones; voiced Black Widow + Mystique in Super Hero Squad |
| John Michael Higgins BORN: February 12, 1963 |
Warren Stone | Willie in Fred Clause; Coach Keith in Fired Up; John Smith in the Pitch Perfect film series; voiced Riddler in Batman: Brave and the Bold; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Kody Kavitha | Sunita | various roles |
| Tom Kenny BORN: July 13, 1962 |
Albearto, Al-Beardo the Pirate, Bayou 'Bearto, Chef Alb ar + Otto von Bearto | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Maurice LaMarche BORN: March 30, 1958 |
Foot Brute | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Phil LaMarr BORN: January 24, 1967 |
Marcus Moncrief/Jupiter Jim | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Christian Lanz BORN: May 1, 1977 |
Capit n Piel | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Lauren Lapkus BORN: September 6, 1985 |
Red Fox | Denise in The Big Bang Theory; Vivian in Jurassic World; has appeared in American Dad!; Bob's Burgers; Adventure Time; Lucifer; Orange is the New Black; Key & Peele; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Hoon Lee BORN: 1973 |
Shredder/Oroku Saki | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten BORN: January 31, 1956 |
Meat Sweats/Rupert Swaggart | English singer, songwriter and musician; lead singer of the Sex Pistols |
| Evanna Lynch BORN: August 16, 1991 |
Gentry in the season 2 episode "Donnie vs. Witch Town" | well known for the role of Luna Lovegood in the later half of the Harry Potter film series and other various TV and movie roles |
| Kyle Massey BORN: August 28, 1991 |
Jeremy | various roles |
| Danica McKeller BORN: January 3, 1975 |
Taylor Martin | Well known for the role of Winnie Cooper in The Wonder Years; voice of Miss Martian/Megan Morse/M'gann M'orzz in Young Justice; and many other various TV roles |
| Scott Menville BORN: February 12, 1971 |
Dale | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Omar Benson Miller BORN: October 7, 1978 |
Raphael | Sol George in 8 Mile; Big Johnson in Sorority Boys; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Candi Milo BORN: January 9, 1961 |
Carly Balmaceda | voice of Sweetie Pie in Tiny Toon Adventures; Duck Ling in Darkwing Duck; Madame Foster, Coco, Cheese + Crackers in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends; and MANY other voice over roles |
| Kathy Najimy BORN: February 6, 1957 |
Mayor Mira in the season 2 episode "Donnie vs. Witch Town" | Sister Mary Patrick in Sister Act [1] + 2; Mary Sanderson in Hocus Pocus; voice of Peggy Hill on King of theHill; Tillie Hippo in Cats Don't Dance; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Toks Olagundoye BORN: September 16, 1975 |
Krang Two NOTE: Only appeared in 2022 Netflix movie |
voice of Mrs. Beakley in the 2017 reboot of DuckTales; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Haley Joel Osment BORN: April 10, 1988 |
Casey Jones NOTE: Only appeared in 2022 Netflix movie |
known as Forrest Gump Jr. in Forrest Gump; Cole Sear in The Sixth Sense (said the famous line "I see dead people."); Trevor McKinney in Pay It Forward; Ed Cole in Sex Ed; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Rob Paulsen BORN: March 11, 1956 |
Foot Lieutenant, Buddy the Oragami Foot Soldier (aka Frankenfoot) + Dastardly Danny NOTE: Dastardly Danny was meant to be a humorous parody of Donatello as Rob portrayed him in the 2012 series. |
SEE CLASSIC TOON VOICE CAST |
| Chelsea Peretti BORN: February 20, 1978 |
Piebald in the season 2 episode "Flushed, but Never Forgotten" | Regina Linetti on Brooklyn Nine-Nine; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Jim Pirri BORN: 1967 |
Krang One NOTE: Only appeared in 2022 Netflix movie |
various roles |
| Sam Richardson BORN: January 12, 1984 |
Muninn | various roles |
| Eliza Jane Schneider BORN: February 3, 1978 |
Mrs. Cuddles in the season 1 episode "Mrs. Cuddles" | Liza on Beakman's World; took on several female characters on South Park, following the death of actress Mary Kay Bergman in 1999; other various roles check out Eliza Jane.com |
| Ben Schwartz BORN: September 15, 1981 |
Leonardo | has appeared in such TV shows and movies as The Other Guys; Happy Christmas; The Interview; voice of Skidmark in Turbo; consultant for sound effects of BB-8 in Star Wars: The Force Awakens; voice of Dewey in 2017 reboot of DuckTales; voice of Sonic the Hedgehog in the 2020 film adaptation; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Timothy Simons BORN: June 12, 1978 |
Huginn | various roles |
| Brandon Mychal Smith BORN: May 29, 1989 |
Michelangelo | Razor in That's So Raven; Tyrone in Dirty Grandpa; also appeared in She's All That; and many other various TV and movie roles |
| Betsy Sodaro BORN: June 10, 1984 |
Ground Hog in the season 1 episode "Pizza Pit" | various roles |
| Cree Summer BORN: July 7, 1969 |
Jessica Jaclyn + Jocelyn | known for the role of Winifred "Freddie" Brooks in A Different World; voice of Elmyra Duff in Tiny Toon Adventures, Animaniacs + short-lived cross-over series with Pinky and the Brain; Aquagirl/Tula in Young Justice; Foxxy Love in Drawn Together and other TV roles |
| Jill Talley BORN: December 19, 1962 |
Cheery Tomato | Karen, The Computer Wife in Spongebob Squarepants; other various roles; often works with husband Tom Kenny |
| Fred Tatasciore BORN: June 15, 1967 |
Repo Mantis + Gus | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Thurop Van Orman BORN: October 26, 1976 |
Todd Capybara | creator of The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack (in which he voiced the title character); did storyboard work for shows like Powerpuff Girls + The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy |
| Zelda Williams BORN: July 31, 1989 |
Cassandra Jones/Foot Recruit/Grandma CJ | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Gwendoline Yeo BORN: July 10, 1977 |
Hamato Karai | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Info on the voice actors came from: Internet Movie Database Wikipedia Behind The Voice Actors TMNTPedia |
| Micah Abbey | Donatello | American actor known for several various TV and movie roles |
| Michael Badalucco BORN: December 20, 1954 |
Bad Bernie | Jimmy Berlutti on The Practice (portrayed same character in other shows such as Ally McBeal + Boston Public) has been in several other various TV shows and movies such as The Hard Way; Sleepless in Seattle; O Brother, Where Art Thou?; Monk + Joan of Arcadia to name a few |
| Jillian Bell BORN: April 25, 1984 |
Jill the Eel | various TV and movie roles |
| Shamon Brown Jr. | Michelangelo | Stanley Papa Jackson in Showtime's The Chi |
| Hannibal Buress BORN: February 4, 1983 |
Genghis Frog | American actor, comedian and rap artist who has done such TV and film appearances on shows like 30 Rock; The Mindy Project; The Simpsons; Bob's Burgers; Justice League Action; BoJack Horseman; Spider-Man: Far From Home; Spider-Man: No Way Home; The Secret Life of Pets to name a few |
| Rose Byrne BORN: July 24, 1979 |
Leatherhead | Australian actress known to have been in such films and TV shows as Star Wars - Episode 2: Attack of the Clones; Get Him to the Greek; American Dad! + The Boys |
| Nicolas Cantu | Leonardo | American actor known for several various TV and movie roles |
| John Cena BORN: April 23, 1977 |
Rocksteady | SEE RISE VOICE CAST |
| Jackie Chan BORN: April 7, 1954 |
Master Splinter in Mutant Mayhem | world famous martial arts stunt actor who has played different film characters in such action films as Heart of the Dragon; the Rush Hour trilogy and many, many others!!! |
| Ice Cube BORN: June 15, 1969 |
Superfly | American rapper and actor known for such film and TV roles as Boyz in the Hood; film reboot of 21 Jump Street and its sequel 22 Jump Street to name a few |
| Pete Davidson BORN: November 16, 1993 |
Rod | former cast member on Saturday Night Live; has done many various TV and movie roles |
| Natasia Demetriou BORN: mid 1980s |
Wingnut | various TV and movie roles |
| Ayo Edebiri BORN: October 3, 1995 |
April O'Neil | stand up comedian and actress who has done several various TV and movie roles |
| Giancarlo Esposito BORN: April 26, 1958 |
Baxter Stockman | American actor from Denmark; known for many various film roles as far back as 1970 |
| David Faustino BORN: March 3, 1974 |
Normal Nate | Bud Bundy on the classic 20th Century Fox sitcom Married... with Children; has been in several other various TV shows and movies such as Little House on the Prairie; Family Ties; Batman Beyond; Static Shock to name a few |
| Alex Hirsch BORN: June 18, 1985 |
Scumbug | storyboard artist, writer and producer; creator of the famous Disney animated series Gravity Falls in which he was the voice of Stanley Pines (aka "Grunkle Stan") Jesus Alzamirano "Soos" Ramirez and Bill Cipher; has been involved in several other various animated TV shows and movies such as Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse; The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack; Rick and Morty + Big City Greens just to name a few |
| Carlin James | Hun | Filipino-American actor; has appeared in such TV shows and movies as Better Call Saul + It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia |
| Danny Mastrogiorgio BORN: October 26, 1964 |
Toupee Tom | various roles |
| Christopher Mintz-Plasse BORN: June 20, 1989 |
Pigeon Pete | Fogell, aka McLovin in Superbad; Chris D'Amico / Red Mist in Kick Ass; Chris D'Amico / Motherf***er in Kick-Ass 2; Isaac in Year Onel; Fishlegs Ingerman in the How to Train Your Dragon film series; has appeared in many other TV shows and movies |
| Brady Noon | Raphael | American actor; has a twin brother named Conner and the two of them shared the role of Tommy on Boardwalk Empire; known for a few other various TV and film roles |
| Timothy Olyphant BORN: May 20, 1968 |
Goldfin | various TV and movie roles |
| Myra Owyang | Short Sharon | animation production editor who has worked on such programs as Cartoon Network's 2001 Justice League; 2003 Teen Titans; Static Shock; Chowder; Fox's American Dad!; + Nickelodeon's Camp Coral: Spongebob's Under Years just to name a few |
| Dempsey Pappion BORN: August 27, 1979 |
Bald Bronson | has appeared in such TV shows and movies as Touched by an Angel; Fun with Dick and Jane; The Lorax + La La Land just to name a few |
| Austin Post BORN: July 4, 1995 |
Ray Fillet | Better known as Post Malone, American rapper, singer, song writer and record producer; has only done a few various TV and movie appearances |
| Seth Rogen BORN: April 15, 1982 |
Bebop | Canadian actor and filmmaker who has starred in such films as Superbad; Knocked Up; Zack and Miri Make a Porno; Monsters vs. Aliens; Pineapple Express; The Green Hornet; Paul; 50/50; This is the End; Sausage Party; An American Pickle; voiced Pumbaa in Disney's live action reboot of The Lion King; Donkey Kong in the 2023 CGI film reboot of Super Mario. Bros.; and many other popular film credits!!! NOTE: Seth Rogen is also the producer of this series as his animation company Point Grey Pictures is responsible for making it! |
| Paul Rudd BORN: April 6, 1969 |
Mondo Gecko | American actor who has done such TV and film roles as Josh in Clueless; Dave Paris in the 1996 version of Romeo and Juliet; Wally Worthington in The Cider House Rules; David in The 40 Year-Old Virgin; Mr. Anderson in The Perks of Being a Wallflower; Himself in This is the End; played Phoebe's love interest and eventual husband Mike on Friends; portrays the role of Scott Lang, aka Ant-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe! |
| Maya Rudolph BORN: July 27, 1972 |
Cynthia Utrom | American actress, comedian and singer; was a cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1999 to 2007; has done such TV and film appearances as 50 First Dates; Bridesmaids; Idiocracy; + Luca |
| Danny Trejo BORN: May 16, 1944 |
Mustang Sally | SEE 2012 VOICE CAST |
| Alanna Ubach BORN: October 3, 1975 |
Josefina Bishop | Noreen in the 1995 Brady Bunch movie; Serena McGuire in the Legally Blonde movies; Isabel Villalobos in Meet the Fockers; voiced Liz Allan in The Spectacular Spider-Man; Susan Bennett in the current tv series spin-off Ted; has appeared in many other TV shows and movies |
| Jamila Velazquez BORN: November 27, 1995 |
Angel | American singer and actress; has only been in a few TV shows such as Orange is the New Black |
