Planet Hulk!

Planet Hulk!

May 29, 2011 TV Episode The Super Hero Squad Show

Also known as: Six Against Infinity, Part 5

Studio
Film Roman Productions, Marvel Animation
Distributor
Cartoon Network

Synopsis

Hulk becomes a gladiator against his will and teams up with two other warriors to break free.

Characters

Firestar, Angelica Jones, Mole Man, Thor, Lava Creature, Red King, Unseen Announcer, Reptil, Dark Surfer, Iron Man, Travis (Hulk, Human Torch), Miek, Korg

Credits

Directing

Director
Mitch Schauer

Producing

Producer
Dana C. Booton
Executive Producers
Alan Fine, Simon Phillips, Eric S. Rollman
Co-Executive Producers
Joe Quesada, Stan Lee
Supervising Producer
Cort Lane
Associate Producer
Leanne Moreau

Writing

Writer
Matt Wayne
Story Editor
Matt Wayne

Voices

Voice
Laura Bailey (Firestar, Angelica Jones), Ted Biaselli (Mole Man), David Boat (as Dave Boat) (Thor, Lava Creature), S. Scott Bullock (Red King, Unseen Announcer), Antony Del Rio (Reptil), Mikey Kelley (Dark Surfer [Archive Sound]), Tom Kenny (Iron Man), Travis Willingham (Hulk, Human Torch), Dave Wittenberg (Miek, Korg)

Animation

Animatic Editor
Matt Barrios

Visual Effects

Visual Effects
Thomas D. Moser

Sound

Dialogue Recording Engineer (Studiopolis, Inc.)
Eric Lewis
Dialogue Editors
Suzanne Goldish, Mike Garcia

Casting

Casting Director
Jamie Simone
Voice Director
Jamie Simone

Production Management

Production Manager
Suzannah Szabo
Production Coordinator
Tina D. Wantig
Production Accountant
Rob Renshaw
Executive in Charge of Production
Jay Fukuto
Production Management
Suzannah Szabo

Crew

"Hero Up! Super Hero Squad Main Theme" Written By
Parry Gripp, David Ari Leon
"Hero Up! Super Hero Squad Main Theme" Performed By
Parry Gripp

Production notes

The most powerful object in the universe, the Infinity Sword, has been shattered (oops!) in a battle between Iron Man and Dr. Doom. But Doom doesn't give up easily; he'll leave no stone unturned until he recovers every last shard. "Not so fast, Dr. Doofus!" Iron Man snags the best heroes around to beat Doom at his own game: Wolverine, Hulk, Thor, the Silver Surfer and a hotshot flyer named The Falcon. The fact that these big guns are also loose cannons that may not play well together is not the sort of thing that occurs to a gearhead& er& a shellhead like Iron Man. Nor does he see any problem in cramming a grouchy loner, a gamma-green tantrum machine, a bombastic thunder god, a naïve alien and a prank-pulling speedster in their flying Helicarrier headquarters. But with friends like Captain America and Ms. Marvel, and with tons of other heroes helping out, Iron Man can lead the Super Hero Squad to victory.

Based on the action figure line from Hasbro and inspired by the comic book "Super Hero Squad" from Marvel Comics.

Featured character in this episode: Doctor Strange.