Sonic Conversion

Sonic Conversion

September 10, 1994 TV Episode Sonic the Hedgehog

Studio
DiC Entertainment, Sega of America
Animation studio
Milimetros Dibujos Animados, Sae Rom Production Company Ltd.
Distributor
Bohbot Productions

Synopsis

The breakthrough episode for the series! Princess Sally tests a new deroboticizing process on Bunnie Rabbot, whose partially-roboticized body is returned to its normal form. Sonic then goes after his Uncle Chuck and was able to convince him to undergo the process. However, the process turns out to be only TEMPORARY as, in a poignant scenes Bunnie reverts to her half-robot form. When Uncle Chuck reverts back to robotic form, Chuck captures Tail and Antoine for delivery to Robotnik. Sonic confronts his Uncle and manages to break Robotnik's hold on his mind, Uncle Chuck returns to Robotropolis to work as a spy! This also is the episode the ROTOR The Walrus has a voice change from Mark Ball to Cam Brainard!

Characters

Sonic, Sir Charles Hedgehog (Uncle Chuck), Tails, Snively, Rotor, Bunnie Rabbot, Dr. Ivo Robotnik, Antoine, Princess Sally, Nicole, Dulcy

Credits

Directing

Director
Dick Sebast, Ron Myrick

Producing

Producer
John Grusd
Executive Producers
Andy Heyward, Robby London
Supervising Producer
Len Janson
Associate Producers
Antran Manoogian, Jennifer Pelphrey

Voices

Voice
Jaleel White (Sonic), Kath Soucie (Princess Sally, Nicole), Bradley Pierce (Tails), Christine Cavanaugh (Bunnie Rabbot), Jim Cummings (Dr. Ivo Robotnik), Charles Adler (Snively), Rob Paulsen (Antoine), Mark Ballou (S1 Rotor), Cam Brainard (S2 Rotor), Cree Summer (Dulcy), William Windom (Uncle Chuck, Cat), Charlie Schlatter (Miscellaneous Characters), Shari Belafonte (Lupe), Tim Curry (King Acorn), Dorian Harewood (Ari), Dana Hill (Young Sally), Tahj Mowry (Young Sonic), Michael Bell, Crystal Cooke, David Doyle, Dave Fennoy, Alaina Reed, Hall Gaille Heindenmann, John Kassir, Katie Leigh, Nancy Linari, Victor Love, Danny Mann, Jason Marsden, Hal Rayle, Lindsay Ridgeway, Charlie Schlatter, Frank Welker, April Winchell

Crew

Executive In Charge Of Production
Brian A. Miller
Production Supervisor
Stacey Gallishaw
Production Coordinators
Alice Alonzo, Helen Brennick
Assisted By
Ranae Bonella, Kimberly C. Francis
Casting
Marsha Goodman, Virginia K. (Ginny) McSwain
Voice Director
Virginia K. (Ginny) McSwain
Talent Coordinator
Stephanie McCorkle
Creative Supervisors
Andy Heyward, Mike Maliani
Associate Story Editors
Patricia Allee, Benjamin Hurst
Script Coordinator
Lori Crawford
Script Assistants
Kevin Donahue, Penny Lee, William A. Ruiz, Stacy Sibley
Director Of Research
Renee Toporzysek
Art Director
Dene A. Ross
Character Design
Ken Kinoshita, George Goodchild, Mark Rubinchik
Prop Design
Brad Morris, Vadim Sokolov
Background Design
Enzo Baldi, E.R. Cruz, Drew Gentle, Gilbert W. Hung, Ron Roesch, Vladimir Spasojevic, Dean Thompson
Color Background Painters
Sai Ping Lok, Junn Roca Lin, Hua Zheng
Main Title Layouts
Dick Sebast, Clint Taylor
Main Title Storyboard
Dick Sebast
Main Title Background Painters
William Dely, Sung Woo Hong, Abel Laxamana, Sai Ping Lok
Color Key Artists
Kathrin Drorian, Cathy O'Leary
Cel Painters
Josephine Contreras, Christine Miller, Jose Alfonso Perez, Robert "Bob" Watts
Storyboards
Mike Bennett, George Booker, Kuni Bowen, Dan Fausett, Karl Fischer, Owen Fitzgerald, Kevin Gollaher, Joe Horne, Elaine Hultgren, Scott Jorgensen, Dan Kubat, Art Mawhinney, Doug Murphy, Lane Raichert, Chris Ratowski, Dave Rodriguez, Keith Sargent, Clint Taylor, Karl Toerge, Scott Wood
Storyboard Supervisors
Clint Taylor, Joseph P. Dempsey
Storyboard Revisions
Pat Agnasin, Brian Chin, E.R. Cruz, George Lafayette, Rusty Olson, Mark Page, Mark Rubinchik, Steve Simone, Todd White, Charlie Zembillas
Storyboard Slugging
Kent Butterworth, Vincent Davis, Robert G. Hathcock Jr, Walt Kubiak, Marsh Lamore, Michel Lyman, Ron Myrick, Dick Sebast, Richard Trueblood
Layout Supervisor
Clint Taylor
Animation Timing
Max Becraft, Kent Butterworth, John Cataldi, Rudy Cataldi, Zeon Davush, Mark Glamack, Robert G. Hathcock Jr, Walt Kubiak, Michel Lyman, Warren Marshall, Marlene May, Ron Myrick, Brenda Piluso, Jim Simon, Richard Trueblood, Bob Tyler, James West, Bernie Wolf
Music Editors
Pete Fausone, Steve Griffen, Stuart Goetz
Music Supervisor
Joanne Miller
Executive In Charge Of Post Production
Kevin McLaughlin
Post Production Supervisor
Richard S. Gannon
Post Production Coordinator
Kathleen Mary O'Hara
Administrative Assistant
Ted Supa
Supervising Editor
Gregory K. Bowron
Picture/Film Editors
Richard Allen, Richard Bruce Elliott, Ron Fedele, C.K. Horness, Donald P. Zappala
Assistant Picture Editor
Kris Gilpin
Supervising Sound Engineer
Michael J. Cowan
Dialogue Editors
Trudy Alexander, Heather C. Elliott, Peter Tomaszewicz
Format Editors
C.K. Horness, Mark A. McNally, Susan Odjakjian
Supervising Sound Effects Editors
Michael Mancini, Bruce Nazarian M.P.S.E
Sound Effects Editors
Greg Beaumont, Robert Hargreaves, Jason King
Re-Recording Engineers
Bruce Nazarian M.P.S.E, Dennis Patterson, Hector Rosa
Videotape/Post Supervisors
Fifun A. Amini, James B. Epstein, Tonda Lark-Saska
Colorist
Brian Borne
Video Editors
Brian A. Lettieri, Karen Snyder
Dubbing Assistant
James B. Epstein
On-Line Editor
Brian A. Lettieri
Overseas Animation Supervisor
Doug Williams

Companies and other credits

  • Main Title Theme: Noisy Neighbors Productions
  • Post Production Sound Effects: Audio Gnome Productions
  • Editing Assistants: Barry Bindell Scott Cooper Kendra D. Drapkin
  • Characters and Name Licensed From
  • Sega Of America Inc. 1992
  • © 1993
  • 1994 DiC Productions L.P
  • Sega Of America Inc

Production notes

This show began five days after Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog begain in syndication. Both shows featured the same cast, and were produced by the same company.