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[[Greg Weisman]] worked on the show as Director of Series Development. | [[Greg Weisman]] worked on the show as Director of Series Development. | ||
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[[Bob Kline]] was the storyboard artist for episodes 30-38. | [[Bob Kline]] was the storyboard artist for episodes 30-38. | ||
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| + | [[Saburo Hashimoto]] was the director for "King Igthorn Part II". | ||
==Significance to Gargoyles== | ==Significance to Gargoyles== | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 21 August 2023
Adventures of the Gummi Bears is an American animated television series created by Jymn Magon and produced by Walt Disney Television Animation and was loosely based off the gummy bear candy.
The series is set in a fantasy version of the medieval time which besides being full of magic also has beings known as the Gummi Bears.
Cast Members
The following Gargoyles cast members appeared in Adventures of the Gummi Bears. They are listed in alphabetical order.
- Jim Cummings - Second voice of Zummi Gummi
- Ed Gilbert - Le Grand Fromage
- Tress MacNeille - Lady Bane and Marzipan
- Rob Paulsen - Gusto Gummi
- Kath Soucie - Princess Marie
- Frank Welker - Marquis de Bouillabaisse
Greg Weisman worked on the show as Director of Series Development.
Tad Stones was a producer for episodes 22-29.
Bob Kline was the storyboard artist for episodes 30-38.
Saburo Hashimoto was the director for "King Igthorn Part II".
Significance to Gargoyles
Back when the series was planned as a comedy it was closer to being like Gummi Bears but in a modern world rather than the medieval times.
External links
- Adventures of the Gummi Bears at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
- Adventures of the Gummi Bears at the Internet Movie Database
