Buster And The Wolverine
- Studio
- Warner Bros. Television Animation, Amblin Entertainment
- Animation studio
- Kennedy Cartoons, Inc.
- Distributor
- Warner Bros.
Synopsis
Elmyra, at the concert hall, introduces us to this alleged parody of "Peter and the Wolf," with each of our leads represented by a (usually inappropriate) instrument. Babs gets a harp, Furball gets a violin, Plucky is insulted with a bike horn, etc. They all run in great fear of a big, nasty wolverine who captures them and eats them all up, but Buster saves everyone in the end.
Characters
Buster Bunny, Babs Bunny, Hamton J. Pig, Plucky Duck, Furrball, Sweetie Pie, Elmyra Duff, Gogo Dodo, Wolverine, Fifi Le Fume, Little Little Sneezer, Montana Max, Shirley the Loon, Minah Bird
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Art Leonardi
Producing
- Producer
- Richard Arons, Sherry Stoner
- Executive Producer
- Steven Spielberg
- Associate Producer
- Alfred Gilmeno
- Senior Producer
- Tom Ruegger
Writing
- Writer
- Tom Ruegger, Paul Dini
- Story Editor
- Paul Dini
- Amblin Story Editor
- Doug Wood
Voices
- Voice
- Charlie Adler (Buster), Tress MacNeille (Babs), Joe Alaskey (Plucky), Don Messick (Hamton), Candi Milo (Sweetie), Cree Summer (Elmyra), Frank Welker (Furrball)
Music
- Music
- Morton Stevens
- Theme Song
- Bruce Broughton
Animation
- Timing Direction
- Rich Arons, Cullen Blaine, Kent Butterworth, Charles Downs, Flamarion Ferreira, Alfred Gimeno, Jeff Hall, Norm McCabe, Donna Mouliot, Thomas A. Ray, Thomas G. Ray, Greg Reyna, Dan Thompson
- Layout Supervisors
- John Dymer, David West
- Character Layout
- Joe Banaszkiewicz, Charlie Bean, Ken Boyer, Shavonne Cherry, Tony Craig, Daniel De La Vega, Alberto De Mello, Chris Dent, Bob Doucette, David Mucci Fassett, Ian Findley, Paul Fisher, Eddie Fitzgerald, Kevin Frank, Patrick Gleason, Leslie Gorn, Ed Haney, Charles Harvey, Dan Haskett, Randy Haycock, Tenny Henson, Garrett Ho, Jang Woo Lee, Jennifer Lerew, Enrique May, Rusty Mills, Terry Mullen, Ron Myrick, Greg Nocon, John Over, Jean Paynter, Marc Perry, Cynthia Petrovic, Chris Reccardi, Lou Scarborough, Marc Schirmeister, Swinton Scott, Larry Scholl, Joe Sibilski, Jason So, Bob Tyler, Charles Visser, David West, Larry Whitaker
- Animation Checking Supervisor
- Marine Carpas
- Animation Checking
- Jan Browning, Brenda Brummett, Jennifer Damiami, Bunty Dranko, Karl Jacobs
- Main Title Animation
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co
- Overseas Animation Supervisors
- Greg Reyna, Dev Ramsaran
- Animation Services
- Nelson Shin, President, Tokyo Movie Shinsha
Art Department
- Storyboard
- Rich Arons, Ken Boyer, Yi-Chih Chen, Jill Colbert, Daniel De La Vega, Alberto Demello, Umberto De La Fuente, Flamarion Ferreira, Ian Findley, Paul Fisher, Eddie Fitzgerald, Jim Fletcher, Alefred Gimeno, Warren Greenwood, Ken Harsha, Dan Haskett, Tenny Henson, Garrett Ho, Jenny Lerew, Enrique May, Douglas McCarthy, Brian Mitchell, Ken Mitchroney, Chris Otsuki, Chris Reccardi, Lenord Robinson, Byron Vaughns, Patricia Wong
- Model Design
- Charlie Bean, Ken Boyer, Frank Brunner, Barry Caldwell, Tony Craig, Daniel Delavega, Alberto De Mello, Mike Fontanelli, Kevin Frank, Alfred Gimeno, Ed Haney, Dan Haskett, Art Leonardi, Alex McCrae, Jeannie Paynter, Marc Perry, Bruce W. Timm, Pat Wong
- Background Color Design
- Bob Doucette, Ann Guenther, Michael Lowery, Rolando Oliva, Brian Sebern, Eric Semones, Daniel Wong, Kathryn Yelsa
- Key Background Design
- Chris Aguirre, Ted Blackman, Grigor Boyadjiev, Alberto De Mello, Dave Dunnet, John Dymer, Robert Haverland, Quintin Henson, Tenny Henson, Terry Mullen, Bruce Zick
- Background Layout
- Chris Aguirre, Ken Boyer, Kevin Frank, Ernie Guanlao, Tim Gula, Ed Haney, Salli Hilborn, John Koch, Stephen Lewis, Leandro Martinez, Lorraine Marue, Alex McCrae, Gale Morgan, Terry Mullen, Hugh Pettibone, Martin Strudler, Glen V. Villipu, Thomas Warkentin, David West
- Prop Design
- Frank Brunner, Shavonne Cherry, Susan Crossley, Frederick J. Garnder III, Ernie Guanlao, Leandro Martinez
- Series Character Design
- Ken Boyer, Alfred Gimeno
- Series Background Color Design
- Brian Sebern
- Color Key
- Bunny Munns
- Ink And Paint
- Kim Dahl, Dawn Dunlop, Staci Gleed, Robin Kane, Kathlyn Kphart, Eric Norberg
Editing
- Editor
- Al Breitenbach, Kelly Ann Foley, Theresa Gilroy-Nielsen
- Supervising Film Editor
- Joe Gall
- Negative Cutting
- Mary Nelson-Duerrstein
Sound
- Re-Recording Mixer
- Thomas J. Maydeck C.A.S
- Sound Reading
- Bradley Carow, Denise Whitfield
- Dialogue Editing
- Mark Keatts, Aaron King
- Sound Effects
- Roy Braverman, Russell Brower, Bob Costanza, Andrew I. King, Matt Thorne
- Voice Recording Studio
- Harry Adronis, Engineer, Jeff Sliney, Mike Baker
Music Department
- Music Editing
- Patricia Carlin For Triad Music
- Music Coordinator
- Ken Ross
Casting
- Casting And Voice Direction
- Andrea Romano
Production Management
- Production Manager
- Scott Williams
- Post Production Supervisor
- Joe Sandusky
- Production Administrator
- Glen Gagnon
- Production Assistants
- Kathryn Page, Paul Trandahl
- Production Supervision
- Ken Duer, Barbara Simon Dierks, Liza-Ann Warren
- Production Management
- Tim Sarnoff
- Executive In Charge Of Production
- Jean MacCurdy
- Production Executives
- Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall
Crew
- Copying & Shipping
- Carlton Batten, Ana Durano
- Model Mark-Up
- Jean Du Bois, Gina Evans, Lisa Leonardi, Valerie Walker
- Videotape Supervision
- Jay Weinman
- Recording Administrator
- Leslie Lamers
Companies and other credits
- Sound Services: Monterey Post Production
- Music Editing: Inc
- Post Production Facilities: The Post Group
- Post Production Facilities: Sandcastle / Postmodern
- Voice Recording Studio: Weddington Studios
- Voice Recording Studio: 2nd Engineer
- Voice Recording Studio: 2nd Engineer
- Animation Services: Akom Productions Co
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Production notes
Furrball has one spoken line in this episode when The Wolverine gets Sweetie.
Gag Credit: Wolverine Trainer- The Tazmanian Devil
The Minah Bird, a special guest, was seen in half a dozen Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies directed by Chuck Jones between 1939 and 1950.
One of 37 episodes to be stretched into a full-length cartoon. Other episodes to be stretched into full half-hour stories are:
Gag Credit: Wolverine Trainer- The Tazmanian Devil
The Minah Bird, a special guest, was seen in half a dozen Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies directed by Chuck Jones between 1939 and 1950.
One of 37 episodes to be stretched into a full-length cartoon. Other episodes to be stretched into full half-hour stories are:
- "The Looney Beginning"
- "A Quack in the Quarks"
- "Her Wacky Highness"
- "Hollywood Plucky"
- "Journey To The Center Of Acme Acres"
- "Starting From Scratch"
- "Hare Raising Night"
- "Rock 'N Roar"
- "Prom-ise Her Anything"
- "Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow"
- "Gang Busters"
- "Citizen Max"
- "Europe In 30 Minutes"
- "Buster And The Wolverine"
- "Fields Of Honey"
- "Sawdust And Toonsil"
- "A Ditch In Time"
- "Animaniacs!"
- "The Acme Bowl"
- "Hero Hamton"
- "Whale's Tales"
- "No Toon Is An Island"
- "High Toon"
- "Hog-Wild Hamton"
- "Buster And Babs Go Hawaiian"
- "Sepulveda Boulevard"
- "Take Elmyra Please"
- "Thirteensomething"
- "Flea For Your Life"
- "The Return Of Batduck"
- "Toons Take Over"
- "Two-Tone Town"
- "Washingtoon"
- Who Bopped Bugs Bunny?"
- "Grandma's Dead"
- "The Horror of Slumber Party Mountain"
- "It's A Wonderful Tiny Toons Christmas Special"