Title: Turbo Fast
Content: Turbo/Theodore "Theo" (voiced by Reid Scott) – The main protagonist of Turbo, a snail who has gained super speed and abilities similar to a car after being swallowed by a car engine which infused his DNA with Nitrous oxide, and who has won the Indy 500 with said powers. ; Chester "Chet" (voiced by Eric Bauza) – Turbo's paranoid older brother, who is the main safety patrolman of Turbotown and the manager of the F.A.S.T. crew. He is also Burn's boyfriend. His shell is equipped with an ambulance/helicopter, nicknamed the ‘Shellcopter’. ; Whitney "Whiplash" Chubbington (voiced by John Eric Bentley) – The tough-as-nails 
Title: Super Young Team
Content:  Well-Spoken Sonic Lightning Flash is a young speedster whose real name is Keigo, with a round helmet and giant athletic shoes. He is capable of running up to 500 mph.
Title: Speedy (DC Comics)
Content:  himself, he appeared as a supporting character in the episode "Winner Take All", and fought Robin, trying to convince him if winning is really that important. Speedy later joined up with the team's sister group, Titans East. As depicted in the series, Speedy is serious and businesslike as in his Arsenal years in comics, leading Beast Boy to comment on his similarities to Robin. However, when he reappears in "Titans East Pt. 1", more of his traditional bad-boy Speedy personality is seen, as he refuses to apologize for buying fish tacos, which offends Aqualad that the tacos might be his fish friends. He was 
Title: Young Justice (TV series)
Content:  present during season two in order to alter history and save Earth from an upcoming apocalypse, joining the Team in the process. Like his grandfather, he can run at hypersonic speed; he can also use his powers to cause molecular vibration on himself, thus allowing him to phase through objects. He took the title of Kid Flash in the final episode of season 2. ; Roy Harper (Crispin Freeman) is Arsenal, the real Speedy, of whom the above-mentioned Roy Harper is a clone. He previously appeared in season one, following the revelation that he had been abducted and cloned years prior, and kept prisoner since. After being freed and receiving a cybernetic arm from Lex 
Title: Superfast!
Content: Alex Ashbaugh as Officer Lucas White, a parody of Brian O'Conner (Paul Walker). The name Lucas White may also be a reference to Lucas Black, who played Sean Boswell. ; Dale Pavinski as Vin Serento, a parody of Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel). ; Lili Mirojnick as Jordana Serento, a parody of Mia Toretto (Jordana Brewster). ; Andrea Navedo as Michelle Toritz, a parody of Letty Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez). ; Daniel Booko as Curtis, a parody of Vince (Matt Schultz). ; Dio Johnson as Detective Rock Johnson, a parody of Luke Hobbs (Dwayne Johnson). ; Rogelio Douglas, Jr. as Rapper Cameo, a parody of Tej Parker, 
Title: Speed Buggy
Content: Mel Blanc as Speed Buggy, an orange dune buggy nicknamed "Speedy" who has the ability to talk and solve mysteries. His headlights and front grille serve as his eyes and mouth, respectively. He served as the "wacky hero" of the series with St. Bernard-like qualities. Blanc's frequent work as a voice actor with Hanna-Barbera landed him the position. His voice was similar to the Maxwell automobile he portrayed on the radio series The Jack Benny Program. ; Michael Bell as Mark, a teenager and the designated "brain" of the group. Mark was one of Bell's first voice roles, with his only other 
Title: Speedy (DC Comics)
Content:  The original Speedy's real name was Roy Harper, Jr.. He first appeared in More Fun Comics #73 (November 1941), where he was identified as the orphaned son of Roy Harper, Sr., a forest ranger who had died saving a Navajo medicine chief named "Brave Bow" from a fire. Brave Bow raised the younger Roy himself, training him at archery. Roy Jr. took to this training eagerly, and idolized the archer superhero, Green Arrow. As a teenager, Roy is given the opportunity to perform at an archery competition judged by Green Arrow, where he assists the hero at foiling an attempted burglary, even proving himself to be a faster shot than the hero. Following the death of Brave Bow, Green Arrow asked Roy to serve as his sidekick, an offer Roy readily 
Title: Speedy (DC Comics)
Content:  Speedy is the name of two DC Comics superheroes, fictional characters that have each served as teenaged sidekicks for the Green Arrow (a.k.a. Oliver Queen).
Title: Speedy (DC Comics)
Content:  his Teen Titans incarnation - his costume is the same and is voiced by Mike Erwin here as well (despite its coincidence, Teen Titans is not set in DCAU unlike JLU itself). His appearance is also a nod to the original Seven Soldiers of Victory superhero team. Speedy is also featured in issue 30 of the Justice League Unlimited comic book in which he and Booster Gold have to protect the watchtower from Doctor Polaris. ; Speedy appeared in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Dawn of the Deadman!", voiced by Jason Marsden. In the episode, Speedy serves as Green Arrow's sidekick, 
Title: Speedster (fiction)
Content: Characters in the Dragon Ball franchise including Goku and Frieza. ; Daphne Millbrook from the NBC television superhero drama Heroes. ; Characters in the manga One-Punch Man, including Saitama, Flashy Flash, and Speed o' Sound Sonic. ; Dash Parr from the Pixar motion picture The Incredibles. ; Bree Davenport, the bionic hero from the Disney XD television series Lab Rats. ; Mr. Quick, a recurring character from the Disney XD television series Mighty Med. ; Billy "Kid Quick" Thunderman, a main character from the Nickelodeon television series The Thundermans. ; Characters in the comic book The Boys and its television adaptation, including A-Train, Shockwave, and Mister Marathon. ; Race Noble from the comic book Noble Causes. ; Josef / Red Rush from the comic book Invincible and its television adaptation. Speedster characters appear in other media such as film, video games, anime and manga, the most notable being the video game character Sonic the Hedgehog and supporting characters, and Looney Tunes characters Speedy Gonzales and the Road Runner. Others include:

Question: who is known as the super fast boy in the series the icredible?
Answer: Dashiell Robert Parr / Dash.