Toonstruck - Plot - Characters

Characters

"Count Nefarious" redirects here. It is not to be confused with Count Nefaria.

Several famous actors provide the voice talent for the game.

  • Drew Blanc (Christopher Lloyd): An animator who, upon being pulled into a cartoon world populated by his characters, tries to help the Cutopians in an effort to return to his own world.
  • Flux Wildly (Dan Castellaneta): Drew's favourite creation who assists Drew in helping the Cutopians stop the evil Count Nefarious while cracking jokes. Flux can sometimes be used like an item to overcome certain puzzles in the game.
  • Count Nefarious (Tim Curry): The most evil character in the cartoon world, who resides in the malevolands while plotting to take over the cartoon world and turn it and all its inhabitants dark and twisted like the malevolands. His three henchmen do most of his dirty work.
  • King Hugh (David Ogden Stiers): The smiley king of Cutopia. He sends Drew and Flux on a mission to find items for the Cutifier in exchange for helping Drew return to the real world.
  • Sam Schmaltz (Ben Stein): Drew's boss.
  • Fluffy Fluffy Bun Bun (Tress MacNeille): The sugar-sweet rabbit of Cutopia, whose job is to be the 'cutest rabbit in the whole wide world'. However, she is not all that she seems.
  • Ms. Fortune (Tress MacNeille): A psychic feline who assists Count Nefarious in his evil schemes and looks into the future to see what is to come.
  • Marge (Tress MacNeille): The sweet cow who makes butter for Cutopia in the barn.
  • Maxine (Tress MacNeille): Drew's wife.
  • Polly (April Winchell): The kindly sheep who hangs around with Marge in the barn.
  • Elmer (none): A 'special' horse who lives in the barn with Marge and Polly.
  • The Carecrow (Jeff Bennett): A "scarecrow" who looks after the crows in his fields.
  • Ms. Fit (April Winchell): The proprietor of the Costumarama in Cutopia.
  • Fingers (Dom DeLuise): The slimy Zanian who left for Cutopia to con the gullible Cutopians in his video arcade.
  • Dough, Ray and Mee (Jim Cummings, Frank Welker, and Rob Paulsen respectively): The singing frogs who work in the bakery.
  • Jim (Jeff Bennett): The muscled bulldog who owns his own gym in Zanydu.
  • Woof and Warp (Jeff Bennett and Jim Cummings): The owners of Wacme, a play on the ACME from the Looney Tunes), who provide Zanydu with the finest abuse gadgets.
  • B.B Wolf (Jim Cummings): The suave wolf who resides in the Malevoland woods, hosting dinner parties and generally pretending to be sophisticated.
  • Outhouse Guard (Jeff Bennett): The dedicated security guard at the Zanydu outhouse who hasn't left his post for years.
  • Barman (Rob Paulsen): The big lump of half-Irish, half-Scottish cheese who owns the pub in Cutopia.
  • Feedback, Goggles and Lugnut (Jim Cummings, Corey Burton, and Rob Paulsen respectively): Nefarious' henchmen who suffer from the loss of speech, sight, and hearing. They use specially-made gadgets, invented by the megalomaniacal Robot Maker, to overcome their losses.
  • Footman (Corey Burton): King Hugh's footman.
  • Seedy (Jim Cummings): The owner of the sleazy bowling alley in the Malevolands.
  • Bouncer (Tress MacNeille): The gritty bouncer at Seedy's.
  • Bricabrac (Corey Burton): King Hugh's scatterbrained engineer who creates and builds the Cutifier.
  • Robot Maker (Jeff Bennett): The mechanical man who creates machines for Nefarious and dreams of machines ruling the world. His design and personality appear to have drawn inspiration from the Dalek of Doctor Who fame while his voice and speech patterns appear to be based on those of Christopher Walken.
  • Snout the Ogre (Jim Cummings): A guard in Nefarious' dungeon.
  • Spike (Jeff Bennett): A demented clown who works for Nefarious.
  • Gator Guards (Frank Welker and Jim Cummings): Count Nefarious' castle guards.

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