Voltar Squared

Voltar Squared

December 5, 2009 TV Episode League Of Super Evil

Studio
Nerd Corps Entertainment
Distributor
Cartoon Network

Synopsis

Alien warlord Humungo intends to take over the universe by stealing the world's supply of Black Licorice Twisty Blobs, which, as it turns out, are concentrated dark matter of unspeakable power. As the cosmos hangs in the balance, all Voltar cares about is getting his stolen helmet back.

Characters

Voltar, Doktor Frogg, Reginald "Red" Menace, Elizabeth "Lightning Liz" Sergeant, General Sergeant, Skullossus, Linemaster, Lair-y, Mysterio Villaino, Rock Gothlington, Kinder Creep, Malakai "Mal" Milk, Miss B. Mean, Bandango

Credits

Producing

Producer
Asaph Fipke, Ken Faier (Executive Producers)

Writing

Writer
Philippe Ivanusic-Vallee, Davila LeBlanc, Peter Ricq (Creators)

Voices

Voice
Scott McNeil (Voltar, Rock Gothlington, Kinder Creep, Malakai "Mal" Milk, Bandango), Lee Tockar (Doktor Frogg, Linemaster), Colin Murdock (Reginald "Red" Menace, Skullosus, Lair-y), Tabitha St. Germain (Elizabeth "Lightning Liz" Sergeant, Miss B. Mean), Blu Mankuma (General Sergeant), Colin Murdock (Skullossus), Peter Kelamis (Mysterio Villaino)

Production notes

Get ready to root for the bad guys, here comes The League of Super Evil! Armed with a whole new approach to badness, these four Super Villains have set their sights on nothing less than total neighborhood domination.

L.O.S.E. is helmed by the diminutive Great Voltar, whose grandiose plans are generally miniscule and childlike- and give new meaning to the term lowered expectations! Then there's gadgeteer Doktor Frogg, whose evil genius is diminished only by his incredibly bad luck. Bringing the muscle is former Siberian farm boy Reginald "Red" Menace, an all-around gee whiz swell guy, who only unleashes his anvil-sized Fists of Judgement on those who really got it comin'. And we can't forget the completely unpredictable Doomageddon, a pan-dimensional hell-hound who gives new meaning to the words "bad dog."

Between battling obnoxious traffic cops, flogging watered-down lemonade, or scheming to be first in line for the new iDestruct, L.O.S.E. struggles ever-onward toward its goal of total mindless fun.

Isn't it time the Villains got their due?

This TV series is scheduled to run for 26 22-minute episodes, each consisting of two cartoons.