Post by Prime Good on Oct 8, 2007 6:27:04 GMT -5
Heroes
Jake Kong Jr.: Son of the original Jake Kong from The Ghost Busters. Jake is the leader of the Ghostbusters just like his father. He is often responsible for coming up with ideas to solve difficult Ghostbusting problems. His nose twitches when ghosts are nearby. Voiced by Pat Fraley.
Eddie Spenser Jr.: Son of the original Eddie Spenser from The Ghost Busters. Eddie is often frightened by ghosts and though he means well, he is a bit of a klutz and frequently fumbles things up. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
Tracy the Gorilla: The same ape from The Ghost Busters. Tracy is extremely smart and is credited with inventing all of the Ghostbusting gadgets and would often construct one to help a bad situation. Tracy is also very powerful and uses his strength to get out of tight spots. Unlike the live-action series where he only wore various hats (most commonly a beanie), in this series, he wears a fedora, backpack and khaki shorts. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Futura: An alluring, purple-skinned woman from the future, who is a Ghostbuster in her own time. Futura has a flying scooter named Time Hopper and can predict what's going to happen in the present time as well as being telekinetic. She also seems to have a crush on Jake; often complementing on how he looks and periodically kissing him much to his delight. Voiced by Susan Blu.
Jessica Wray: A TV news reporter. She often reports on the events the Ghostbusters will go investigate and sometimes accompanies them. Jake seems to have a crush on her and she for him. Voiced by Susan Blu.
Belfry: A pink-colored bat who can emit a sonic scream. Belfry calls it the Belfry Blast. Belfry will sometimes tag along on Ghostbusting adventures but often he is told it could be too dangerous. Belfry resembles Piglet from Winnie the Pooh. His name and species are an obvious reference to the expression "bats in the belfry". Voiced by Susan Blu.
Madam Why: A fortune-telling gypsy who speaks with a Romanian accent, resides in a wagon, and occasionally a*sists the Ghostbusters. Voiced by Linda Gary.
Ghost Buggy aka G.B.: The Ghostbusters' Southern accent talking car that can a*sume many forms of transportation (including a train complete with graffiti on the sides), along with the ability to travel through time. Ghost Buggy is often found sleeping in Ghost command's garage and gets annoyed when the Ghostbusters land on him. Voiced by Pat Fraley.
Corky: Jessica's young nephew. He wears an orange shirt with the Ghostbusters logo on it. Voiced by Erika Scheimer.
Ansabone: Ghost Command's Talking Skull Phone. When the Ghostbusters get a call for help, Ansabone will usually make it hard for them to answer the phone and will give the caller a sarcastic message. Example: "You've reached the Ghostbusters and you're in luck. They're not here!" or "The Ghostbusters are out right now. Outta their minds, that is!" Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Skelevision: Ghost Command's Talking Skeleton Television. Skelevision often shows the Ghostbusters the problem they will have to face and is very often the one who talks about the lesson that can be learned from the episode. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Skelevator: Ghost Command's bony elevator with a mind of its own. Primary transport for the Ghostbusters to change into their ghost busting attire. A portable version is used when the Ghostbusters are on location while tracking ghosts. Voiced by Erika Scheimer.
Shock Clock: Ghost Command's talking cuckoo clock. Voiced by Erika Scheimer.
Merlin: famed wizard of King Arthur's era, who has previously cross paths with Prime Evil. Voice by Alan Oppenheimer.
Fuddy: Merlin's apprentice. When a full moon is out, Jake is able to chant and call him for help by casting a magic spell, which rarely works the way it's supposed to. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Jake Kong Sr. and Eddie Spenser Sr: Jake and Eddie's fathers, the original Ghost busters, occasionally appear in animated form as well. They are voiced by the same actors that do the voices of Jake (Voiced by Pat Fraley) and Eddie (Voiced by Peter Cullen), respectively.
Skelescope: Ghost Command's talking telescope.
Villains
Prime Evil: The primary villain is a wizard, although he appears to be a robot with an android-like human skull and garbed in flowing red robes. Prime Evil has many evil powers including the ability to shoot energy bolts from his fingers. Prime Evil's minions often find themselves getting zapped when they don't succeed in stopping the Ghostbusters. Prime Evil has a hard time saying "Ghostbusters" and will often refer to them as "Ghost Bozos" and "Ghost Bunglers". Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer.
Fib Face: A two-faced villain who often argues with himself. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Fangster: A Werewolf from the future who wears high-top gym shoes. Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer in a style similar to Cringer (from He-Man).
Scared Stiff: A robotic skeleton,similar in appearance to C-3PO. He is easily frightened and is often zapped to pieces by Prime Evil or falls apart on account of his own fright. Voiced by Pat Fraley.
Haunter: Resembles a safari hunter with an English accent. His vocal nuance exaggerates the letter "r" for the letter "w" such as pronouncing "dematerializer" as "dematewealwizer." Often gets in trouble for calling Prime Evil "old boy," "old bean" and other English endearments. Sometimes will make his pith helmet extremely large to fly in or to a*sist in kidnapping people. His monocle has magic powers. Voiced by Peter Cullen
Bratarat: A pot-bellied, legless flying rat with an elongated nose, a lizard-like body, and an acute squint in one eye. His name is loosely based on Burt Bacharach, and is also a master keyboard player. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
Misteria: Resembles Morticia from The Addams Family, wearing a long black hairstyle. She has power over mist and is known for calling people "darling". She is also vain about her appearance. Voiced by Linda Gary.
Apparitia: A sorceress who talks like Mae West and like her name implies she can conjure up all sorts of apparitions. She wears a sleeveless red dress and has long green hair. Voiced by Linda Gary.
Sir Trance-A-Lot: A skeleton knight who rides a skeletal horse named Frightmare, and he wields the Trance Lance that fires beams that induce sleep. His name is a reference to Sir Lancelot. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Captain Long John Scarechrome: A pirate ghost bearing a hook and metal peg leg and a pirate-type accent. His name is a reference to Long John Silver. Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer.
Airhead: An overweight mummy ghost who is nothing but bandages. Airhead lives up to his name as he is not very smart. He often makes really bad jokes which amuse only himself. "Duh, Airhead make joke!" Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer.
Floatzart: A petite, red-headed tuxedo-wearing ghost with music-themed powers, loosely based on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart but looks like Ludwig van Beethoven. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
The Tooth Scaries: Big Tooth, Sweet Tooth, and Cavity. A fourth, Flossy, appears later. Have the power to eat anything. They eventually become good.
Big Evil: Prime Evil's overweight rival with four arms and pointed ears. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
Corpulon: A ghost from the future with a grudge against Futura, who sent him to Ghost Limbo. Requires ma*sive amounts of energy to stay "alive"--in fact, he eats it from enormous jars. (This makes him very similar to Jabba the Hutt.) Uses "Bug-droids" to do his dirty work. Remarkably, Corpulon is one of the few ghosts who isn't a*sociated with Prime Evil. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
Jake Kong Jr.: Son of the original Jake Kong from The Ghost Busters. Jake is the leader of the Ghostbusters just like his father. He is often responsible for coming up with ideas to solve difficult Ghostbusting problems. His nose twitches when ghosts are nearby. Voiced by Pat Fraley.
Eddie Spenser Jr.: Son of the original Eddie Spenser from The Ghost Busters. Eddie is often frightened by ghosts and though he means well, he is a bit of a klutz and frequently fumbles things up. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
Tracy the Gorilla: The same ape from The Ghost Busters. Tracy is extremely smart and is credited with inventing all of the Ghostbusting gadgets and would often construct one to help a bad situation. Tracy is also very powerful and uses his strength to get out of tight spots. Unlike the live-action series where he only wore various hats (most commonly a beanie), in this series, he wears a fedora, backpack and khaki shorts. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Futura: An alluring, purple-skinned woman from the future, who is a Ghostbuster in her own time. Futura has a flying scooter named Time Hopper and can predict what's going to happen in the present time as well as being telekinetic. She also seems to have a crush on Jake; often complementing on how he looks and periodically kissing him much to his delight. Voiced by Susan Blu.
Jessica Wray: A TV news reporter. She often reports on the events the Ghostbusters will go investigate and sometimes accompanies them. Jake seems to have a crush on her and she for him. Voiced by Susan Blu.
Belfry: A pink-colored bat who can emit a sonic scream. Belfry calls it the Belfry Blast. Belfry will sometimes tag along on Ghostbusting adventures but often he is told it could be too dangerous. Belfry resembles Piglet from Winnie the Pooh. His name and species are an obvious reference to the expression "bats in the belfry". Voiced by Susan Blu.
Madam Why: A fortune-telling gypsy who speaks with a Romanian accent, resides in a wagon, and occasionally a*sists the Ghostbusters. Voiced by Linda Gary.
Ghost Buggy aka G.B.: The Ghostbusters' Southern accent talking car that can a*sume many forms of transportation (including a train complete with graffiti on the sides), along with the ability to travel through time. Ghost Buggy is often found sleeping in Ghost command's garage and gets annoyed when the Ghostbusters land on him. Voiced by Pat Fraley.
Corky: Jessica's young nephew. He wears an orange shirt with the Ghostbusters logo on it. Voiced by Erika Scheimer.
Ansabone: Ghost Command's Talking Skull Phone. When the Ghostbusters get a call for help, Ansabone will usually make it hard for them to answer the phone and will give the caller a sarcastic message. Example: "You've reached the Ghostbusters and you're in luck. They're not here!" or "The Ghostbusters are out right now. Outta their minds, that is!" Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Skelevision: Ghost Command's Talking Skeleton Television. Skelevision often shows the Ghostbusters the problem they will have to face and is very often the one who talks about the lesson that can be learned from the episode. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Skelevator: Ghost Command's bony elevator with a mind of its own. Primary transport for the Ghostbusters to change into their ghost busting attire. A portable version is used when the Ghostbusters are on location while tracking ghosts. Voiced by Erika Scheimer.
Shock Clock: Ghost Command's talking cuckoo clock. Voiced by Erika Scheimer.
Merlin: famed wizard of King Arthur's era, who has previously cross paths with Prime Evil. Voice by Alan Oppenheimer.
Fuddy: Merlin's apprentice. When a full moon is out, Jake is able to chant and call him for help by casting a magic spell, which rarely works the way it's supposed to. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Jake Kong Sr. and Eddie Spenser Sr: Jake and Eddie's fathers, the original Ghost busters, occasionally appear in animated form as well. They are voiced by the same actors that do the voices of Jake (Voiced by Pat Fraley) and Eddie (Voiced by Peter Cullen), respectively.
Skelescope: Ghost Command's talking telescope.
Villains
Prime Evil: The primary villain is a wizard, although he appears to be a robot with an android-like human skull and garbed in flowing red robes. Prime Evil has many evil powers including the ability to shoot energy bolts from his fingers. Prime Evil's minions often find themselves getting zapped when they don't succeed in stopping the Ghostbusters. Prime Evil has a hard time saying "Ghostbusters" and will often refer to them as "Ghost Bozos" and "Ghost Bunglers". Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer.
Fib Face: A two-faced villain who often argues with himself. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Fangster: A Werewolf from the future who wears high-top gym shoes. Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer in a style similar to Cringer (from He-Man).
Scared Stiff: A robotic skeleton,similar in appearance to C-3PO. He is easily frightened and is often zapped to pieces by Prime Evil or falls apart on account of his own fright. Voiced by Pat Fraley.
Haunter: Resembles a safari hunter with an English accent. His vocal nuance exaggerates the letter "r" for the letter "w" such as pronouncing "dematerializer" as "dematewealwizer." Often gets in trouble for calling Prime Evil "old boy," "old bean" and other English endearments. Sometimes will make his pith helmet extremely large to fly in or to a*sist in kidnapping people. His monocle has magic powers. Voiced by Peter Cullen
Bratarat: A pot-bellied, legless flying rat with an elongated nose, a lizard-like body, and an acute squint in one eye. His name is loosely based on Burt Bacharach, and is also a master keyboard player. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
Misteria: Resembles Morticia from The Addams Family, wearing a long black hairstyle. She has power over mist and is known for calling people "darling". She is also vain about her appearance. Voiced by Linda Gary.
Apparitia: A sorceress who talks like Mae West and like her name implies she can conjure up all sorts of apparitions. She wears a sleeveless red dress and has long green hair. Voiced by Linda Gary.
Sir Trance-A-Lot: A skeleton knight who rides a skeletal horse named Frightmare, and he wields the Trance Lance that fires beams that induce sleep. His name is a reference to Sir Lancelot. Voiced by Lou Scheimer.
Captain Long John Scarechrome: A pirate ghost bearing a hook and metal peg leg and a pirate-type accent. His name is a reference to Long John Silver. Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer.
Airhead: An overweight mummy ghost who is nothing but bandages. Airhead lives up to his name as he is not very smart. He often makes really bad jokes which amuse only himself. "Duh, Airhead make joke!" Voiced by Alan Oppenheimer.
Floatzart: A petite, red-headed tuxedo-wearing ghost with music-themed powers, loosely based on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart but looks like Ludwig van Beethoven. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
The Tooth Scaries: Big Tooth, Sweet Tooth, and Cavity. A fourth, Flossy, appears later. Have the power to eat anything. They eventually become good.
Big Evil: Prime Evil's overweight rival with four arms and pointed ears. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
Corpulon: A ghost from the future with a grudge against Futura, who sent him to Ghost Limbo. Requires ma*sive amounts of energy to stay "alive"--in fact, he eats it from enormous jars. (This makes him very similar to Jabba the Hutt.) Uses "Bug-droids" to do his dirty work. Remarkably, Corpulon is one of the few ghosts who isn't a*sociated with Prime Evil. Voiced by Peter Cullen.
