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Malachi's Cartoon House

**Malachi's Cartoon House** is an Interactive movie game produced by ReadySoft and Electronic Arts that was released for MS-DOS in 1996 and later ported to consoles in 1996. like Brain Dead 13 and Unlike Dragon's Lair and Space Ace, which began as Laserdiscs, it was released for PC, Apple Macintosh, CD-i, 3DO, Jaguar CD, Sega Saturn, and PlayStation.

On March 15, 2012, Malachi's Cartoon House was ported to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch via the App Store, and later upgraded to Version 1.1 on July 17, which added support for iOS 3.0 and 4.2 and fixed various bugs.

## Plot

Malachi & Friends is going to cartoon house. After Malachi & Friends come in, the house full of cartoon characters, Doom Vercetti has a plan to destroy cartoons. Malachi & Friends going to save other cartoons before it too late, being help by good cartoon characters and chased around the cartoon house by evil cartoon characters.

The player must guide Malachi through the cartoon house in order to defeat Doom Vercetti and save cartoons.

## Gameplay

Very similar to Dragon's Lair, Space Ace, and Brain Dead 13.

## Cartoons Characters

### Good cartoon characters

* Malachi
* Purple Guy
* Daniel
* Wyatt
* Ryan
* Giana
* Cory
* Little Guy
* Geo Guy
* Lucas Guy
* Green Bob
* Dr. PBS
* Dr. Beanson

### Evil cartoon characters

* Tiana
* Lola
* Gree
* Pingux
* Bryan
* Doom Vercetti

## Version differences

The PC, Greeny Arcade, Saturn, and Jaguar CD versions were compressed onto a single CD, and as a result have considerably lower video quality than the CD-i, 3DO, and PlayStation versions, which each include two CDs. The iOS port (which does not require any CDs) has higher video resolution than any of the six earlier versions.

The first disc of the 3DO version comes in two different releases: the original, which is labeled simply "Disc 1", and a version labeled "Disc 1 (v1.1)". The v1.1 disc fixes a bug which sometimes causes the game to crash during Elias Pickney's death salon in the original release. The iOS port also upgraded from Version 1.0 to Version 1.1, which fixed various bugs, on July 17, 2012.

In the iOS port the screen turns black for a split second after making a move in certain scenes when Lance looks around, or after failing to make a choice. Also, button icons appear on the corners of the touch screen in an L-shape, with the "Menu" icon on the top left corner, the directional arrow icon on the bottom left, and the circular action button icon on the bottom right; the player can change or toggle the button icons any which way or size via "Settings", as well as turning the audio or visual move guide (which allows the player to quickly press an appropriate button as soon as it lights up in certain areas, making things easier) on or off. However, the icons vanish during death scenes and resurrection scenes, depriving the player of the ability to pause the game during death scenes or to skip resurrection scenes like in the MS-DOS original or all other game console versions.
Issac the Speedman (film)

***Issac the Jaguar*** is an American 3D computer-animated action-adventure comedy film based on *Issac the Jaguar* video game series by TakaWave. This is the first installment in the *Issac the Jaguar* film series. The film produced by TakaWave Animation and distributed by Paramount Pictures, being released on TBD 2020.

## Production

### Animation

The animation of the characters is handled by Reel FX Animation Studios, using the same techniques used by the Matthew O'Callaghan-directed CGI *Looney Tunes* theatrical shorts. As a result, the characters retain their design from the video games and the comics, adding realistic hair/fur/skin to them.
Hum the Dog

“*I can do more things then bark, you know!*”
―Hum

**Hum the Dog** is a character in *Time Warped* and the pet dog of main characters Nicolas and Siana. He is voiced by Frank Welker.

## Personality

Hum is described by *Time Warped* co-creator Finley Small as "the lovable dog who's like a mix between the cynicism of Garfield, the imagination of Snoopy, and Woodstock just riding along".
Game Boy Advance Video

**Game Boy Advance Video** is a format for putting full color, full-motion videos onto Game Boy Advance cartridges. These videos are playable using the Game Boy Advance system's screen and sound hardware. These video cartridges were manufactured by Majesco, except for the *Pokémon* Game Boy Advance Video cartridges, which were published by Nintendo. The cartridges themselves were developed by 4Kids Entertainment's subsidiary 4Kids Technology, Inc.[1] The video cartridges are colored white for easy identification and are sold as *Game Boy Advance Video Paks*. The Game Boy Advance Video game paks offer the same 240x160 resolution as standard Game Boy Advance games.

## List of titles

The following titles and episodes were released in the Game Boy Advance Video:

### Malachi Tyrus vol. 1

* Superhero Mala (2003)
* Control to Angry (2002)
* Same to Same (2001)
* The Movie again (2001)

### Malachi Tyrus vol. 2

* Clown (2004)
* Samurai Malachi (2000)
* Malachi's Rival (2002)
* Purple Guy's Dark to Light (2003)

### Magical DoReMi (4Kids dub) vol. 1

* Now I Am A Witchling
* Being Dorie, Being Reanne

### Magical DoReMi (4kids dub) vol. 2

* The split curl girl
* Dustin' the old Rusty Broom

***Coming soon!***
Malachi's World (series)

***Malachi's World***is aseries of games created by Mala Miles, using characters from the *Malachi Universal* series. It is currently owned by Activision. The series, originally made for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, Sega CD in 1993, was developed by TakaWave.

## History

### 1993-2000

*Malachi's World*began development in 1987 under the title *Malachi X-treme*, During that time TakaWave was bankrupt, and the absence of limbs on *Malachi's World* was due to various technical limitations encountered. In its early development, *Malachi's World*was produced for Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis consoles which featured a two-player mode. in 1991, Ted Hoff of Ben's Interactive got the license to use Malachi Universal characters. "Balls" decided to move the project to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, and Sega CD for its superior hardware, developed by Mala Miles' team. The title of the game was changed to Malachi's World in May 1991. For the game, Steve Clark programmed a new engine named "Takashi Engine", which features face animation creation and vegetation programming and modeling software tools and the first game to use it was *Malachi Adventure*, which was released the same year as the engine and the engine was credited as *Modified Takashi Engine*.

Talk of a sequel to *Malachi's World*began around a month after the game's release, in November 1994. The concept art for the game's environments was mainly created by "TakaWave" founders Mala Miles, Bill Williams, & John Harris. A few days after the original game's release, Mala M. drew the first sketches of Zaria. Ben's, TakaWave & Ubisoft officially announced the sequel in a press release with the subtitle *Big Honkin' Malachi*on December 2, 1995, which was changed by January 1996 to *Power of the Tokens* before simply being retitled to *Malachi's World 2*.

The game was originally going to be used for the original *Malachi's World* engine, which would have been very similar to Malachi's Worldin terms of graphics and gameplay. The game would have had a much stronger similarity to the original game than the final version. Purple, Kally and Takashi was originally going to be playable, as Malachi had planned to make *Malachi's World 2*multiplayer – in fact, the first playable demo level was multiplayer. This lead to their cancellation of the side-scrolling *Malachi's World 2*prototype in favor of the final game.

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## Characters

> *Main article: List of Malachi's World characters*
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## Games

### Main series

* Malachi's World (1993)
* Malachi's World 2 (1996)
* Malachi's World 3 (1998)
* Malachi's World: Cabel's Strikes Back (2003)
* Malachi's World: Cabel's Land (2009)
* Malachi's World: Forces of World (2018)

### Spin-offs

* Malachi's World Advance (2002, remake)
* Malachi's Quest of the Guest (2002)
* Malachi's World DS (2004, remake)
* Malachi's Galaxy (2005)
* Malachi's World Rally (2006)
Game Mission

***Game Mission*** is a 2005 American computer-animated science fiction adventure comedy film produced by Columbia Animation for Columbia Pictures. It was directed by Dallas Sharp from a screenplay by Terry Rossio and Joe Stillman, and stars the voices of Freddie Highmore, Gary LeRoi Gray, Avril Lavigne, and Jake T. Austin. The film follows four gamer are going on the mission inside of the video game console. The last Columbia Animation film.

The film was released in the United States on November 18, 2005 and received positive reviews from critics. However, while grossing $394 million worldwide on its $88 million budget, the film underperformed at the box office, forcing a writedown of $68 million for Columbia, but later found considerably larger success in home media, where it became the top-selling release of 2008.

## Production

Dallas Sharp first began working on the story for what became *Game Mission* about 14 years prior to its release, then directed the film's development from 1995 to 2003. In August 1996, Columbia Animation announced the film as *Video Game Team*, as a traditionally animated feature scheduled for a 2003 release.

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## Release

Coinciding with the film's release, Burger King released eight toys in their Kids' Meals. A video game adaptation was released on the PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube, Xbox, Game Boy Advance, and on the Nintendo DS.

### Trailers

* The official teaser was released on November 19, 2004, and was shown before *The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie*, *Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events*, *Fat Albert*, *Racing Stripes*, and *Are We There Yet?*.
* The first official theatrical trailer was released on March 11, 2005, and was shown before *Robots*, *Ice Princess*, *Madagascar*, *Objects: Time Warped*, *The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D*, *Herbie: Fully Loaded*, *Charlie and the Chocolate Factory*, and *Sky High*.
* The second theatrical trailer was released on September 22, 2005, and was shown before *Corpse Bride*, *Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit*, *Chicken Little*, *The Legend of Zorro*, and *Zathura*.
* TV spots began to air between October and November of 2005.

### Home media

*Game Mission* was released on DVD and VHS on March 21, 2006. Unlike its theatrical box office performance, the film performed better on home video, becoming the top-selling home video release of 2006. It was the last Sony Pictures animated film to be released on VHS.

## Transcripts

### Main

To see the main transcript of the film, click here.

### Trailers

To see the transcript for the trailers of the film, click here.
Live Tour

***Live Tour*** is a 1981 American musical animated comedy film produced by Mala Miles Productions, as their first feature film, and Hanna-Barbera. The film was directed by Mala Miles and Robert Taylor, written by Taylor, Joseph Barbera and Jameson Brewer, and stars Casey Kasem as the title character. It is one of five films Hanna-Barbera ever made that did not feature their trademark characters (along with *Charlotte's Web*, *C.H.O.M.P.S.*, *Heidi's Song,* and *Once Upon a Forest*). The film was released on July 3, 1981 and distributed theatrically in North America by Paramount Pictures.

## Plot

In a city called Towoody, theater owner Liam hosts a singing competition to promote his struggling theater, An American dancer, Craig comes to Towoody to star in a show produced by the bumbling Kace.

While practicing a tap dance routine in his hotel bedroom, he awakens Charlotte on the floor below. She storms upstairs to complain, whereupon Craig falls hopelessly in love with her and proceeds to pursue her all over Towoody.

## Voice cast

* Casey Kasem as Liam
* June Foray as Charlotte
* Lucille Bliss as Nancy
* Mel Blanc as Tillson
* Peter Cullen as Craig
* Mala Miles as Kace
* Frank Welker as Coson / Ruffer
* Don Messick as Rason
* Jack Angel as Lincoln
* Michael Bell as Smith
* Daws Butler as Patrick
* Danny Goldman as Finn
* Scatman Crothers as Citrus
* Janet Waldo as Lori

Additional voices provided by Neil Ross, Tim Matheson, William Callaway, Allan Melvin, Hamilton Camp, Marilyn Schreffler, Arthur Burghardt, Sorrell Booke, Henry Corden and Lennie Weinrib.

## Release

The film was released to theaters on July 3, 1981 by Paramount Pictures in the United States.

### Home media

The film was first released on VHS in 1984 by Worldvision Home Video. GoodTimes Home Video (under their Kids Klassics label) re-released the film on VHS in 1988. Turner Home Entertainment gave the film one final VHS re-release in 1996. Warner Home Video released the film to DVD-R for the first time on March 23, 2012 through Warner Archive.

The film was released on Blu-ray in 2010, and on 4K Ultra HD in 2017.

## Reception

### Box office

*Live Tour* was a box office success, earning $25 million on a budget of $6 million.

### Critical reception

*Live Tour* received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences. The film scored a 80% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

## Transcripts

### Main

To see the main transcript of the film, click here.

### Trailers

To see the main transcript of the film, click here.
Jammin

***Jammin*** is an American animated television series originally created by Kelly Miles and Fiona Scott for Cartoon Network. It follows the adventures of a teenager named Jeremy (voiced by Bobby Moynihan) and his best friend May (Allyn Rachel), both of whom possess supernatural powers. Jeremy and May live in the post-apocalyptic land of Janham, where they interact with weird creatures.

The series has been renewed by Netflix in November 2017 for a second season. The end title is "Intro" from the album Brothers of Destruction. This was chosen because of the atmosphere and to imply that "the end is just the beginning".

## Background

This begun as a webcomic by Fiona Scott and Kelly Miles, through their BearBones.com vanity shingle.
List of Bleach episodes

The episodes of *Bleach* animated series are based on Ben Toepfer's comic book series of the same name. The series is produced by Bear Bones; and was broadcast from October 1994 to March 2002. The series follows the adventures of a teenager named Ichigo Kurosaki, who can see spirits and becomes a Soul Reaper after assuming the duties of Soul Reaper Rukia Kuchiki.
Kuroko's Basketball

***Kuroko's Basketball*** is a sports comic book series written and illustrated by Nduru Diallo. It was serialized in Bear Bones' weekly comic book magazine from December 1998 to September 2004, with the individual chapters collected into 30 volumes by Dark Horse Comics. It tells the story of a high school basketball team trying to make it to the national tournament. It was adapted into an animated television series by that began airing in 2002, with a second season that began airing in October 2003 and a third season that began airing in January 2005.
Lakewood (TV series)

***Lakewood*** is an animated series created by Tom John and produced by Bear Bones Australia. The series aired on Cartoon Network for a single season of 78 episodes in 2004.

## Plot

The series takes place at a camp called Lakewood.

## Characters

* Charlie Schlatter as Hugo
* Mona Marshall as Cindy
* Townsend Coleman as Derek
* Michael Bell as Lincoln
* Clancy Brown as John
* Pat Fraley as Xavier
* Frank Welker as Iggy, a dog
* John Kassir as Maverick
* E.G. Daily as Megan
* Billy West as Duzzy
* Janice Kawaye as Kei
* Tara Strong as Anais
* Anndi McAfee as Dexie
* Mae Whitman as Tyra
* Pat Musick as Brock
* Jason Marsden as Miller
* Ashley Johnson as Flora
* Cree Summer as Phoebe
* Phil Proctor as Landon
Jenny

Jenni

Jennie

Jennia

Genevieve

### Interests:

dancing,playing barbie dolls,watching anime,watching hentai,watching porn videos and playing toys

### Favorite food:

Apple Pie,passion fruit mousse and orange pie

## Physical characteristics

### Hair color:

Black
Brown (Malachi 4ever!; Ashley and the Cool Kidz)

## Relationships

### Parents:

Pelle Morris (mother)Rele Morris (father)

### Spouse:

Purple Guy Pingux (rival love with broken heart)

### Friends:

Malachi (best friends)Purple Guy (boyfriend)

Takashi (dog friends)

Ashley (best friends)

Bella

Dina

Damar

India (MTF only)

Kat (MTF only)

Kally

Little Guy

Dr. Beanson

Lucas Guy

Little Girl

Greeny Micheal

Walachi (rival)

NaPurple (rival)

Green Bob

Dr. PBS

### Enemies:

Pingux2012 (rival love)Tiana

Lola

Gree Guy

Gree Jr.

Bryan Guy

Walachi (rival)

NaPurple (rival)

Santed Sailor

Chae Cook

Bob Beanson

Beanson

Memy9909

Gree Girl

Gree Jr.

Kinki

## Background information

### Voiced by

Jackie Joseph (1987-1996)
Mary Kay Bergman (1996-2000)
Grey DeLisle-Griffin (2002-present)
Cherami Leigh (Malachi's Funhouse)Japanese:

Kotono Mitsuishi (1989-1996)
Yumi Kakazu (2016-present)

jenny is a supporting protagonist of the harajuku tokyo mew mew, she is a canadian-american 13 year old girl who becoming best friends as ashley, she is a ashley´s best friend

## appearance

jenny has black long hair,green eyes and hot red lips, she wearing a red tanktop,black skirt and red shoes

in former design, she has brown hair,green eyes and hot pink lips, she wearing a pink tanktop,blue short jeans and black shoes

## personality

jenny is a silly,hyperactive,mischievous,funny,beautiful and curious 13 year old girl
Joseil (series)

***Joseil*** is a platformer game series developed by TakaWave in 1992.

## Games

* *Joseil* (1992)
* *Joseil 2* (1994)
* *Joseil: The Super-Level* (1996)
* *Joseil: In the Rutslees* (2000)
* *Joseil: Force-World* (2004)
* *Joseil: Explore the Girl!* (2007)
* *Joseil: Battle of Robots* (2010)
* *Joseil: Blast Off* (2011)
* *Joseil: Robot Rage* (2012)
* *Joseil: All-Tokyo* (2017)
* *Joseil: Time-Worlds* (2019)

## Characters

### Main

* **Joseil** - A purple-haired girl who is the main protagonist.
* **Kiara** - A yellow-haired girl who is Joseil's best friend.
* **Louis** - A red-haired boy who is Joseil's boyfriend.
Johnny Rabbit (series)

***Johnny Rabbit*** is an American theatrical short series created by *Jollytoons* in 1928.

## Synopsis

Johnny is a 20-years-old tall green rabbit, who lives in a tree house. He is a smart fast-talking rabbit. His best friend, David is a white duck, who is having a same age just like him. But, he is a dimwitted childish duck. The duo can play and work together by going to their own misadventures.

## Cast and Characters

#### Main Characters

* **Johnny**- Anthony is a 23-years-old tall intelligent rabbit. He has light green fur, long bunny ears with dark green spots on top, soft tail and white feet. Anthony is wearing white gloves and red tie. He speaks with Texas accent. Johnny loves and arguing to help his best friend, David to follow the directions. He is inspired by Bugs Bunny from *Looney Tunes*, George from MGM's *George and Junior*, SpongeBob Squarepants from the show of same name, Rocko from *Rocko's Modern Life* and Mordecai from *Regular Show*. Johnny says his catchphrases, "What up, Pal" and "We have a plan!" He made a first appearance on *The Hunter Rabbit.*Johnny is voiced by Mala Miles.
* **David**- David is a 23-years-old short dimwitted duck. He has white skin and buck teeth. Harold is Johnny's best friend. He is inspired by Daffy Duck from *Looney Tunes*, Donald Duck from *Mickey Mouse,* Junior from MGM's *George and Junior*, Patrick Star from*SpongeBob Squarepants*, Heffer Wolfe from *Rocko's Modern Life*and Rigby from *Regular Show*. Davis says his catchphrases, "Shut Your Mouth" and "ARE YOU CRAZY NUT!!" He made a first appearance on *The Ugly Duckling.*David is voiced by Billy West.

### Minor Characters

* **Calvin Hunter** - Calvin Hunter is an insane human. He is Johnny and David's arch-enemy. Calvin Hunter loves to hunt rabbits and ducks as his favorite thing. He made a first appearance on *The Hunter Rabbit*. Calvin Hunter is voiced by Jim Cummings.

### Villains

* **Yellowstone Wally** -  Yellowstone Wally is one of Johnny' toughest antagonists. Yellowstone Wally is a more violent character than Johnny' most famous antagonist Calvin Hunter given that Wally has a tougher accent, a higher fierce voice, and a more violent spirit. He is also quicker to learn from his mistakes and never falls for the same ploy twice. Despite his aggressive and hot-tempered nature, he doesn't prove much brighter than Calvin in his encounters with Johnny. His noise contrasts to the calmly cocky rabbit. Sam's own cockiness gets the best of him; hence portraying him as a bumbling idiot and Johnny can see he is incapable of turning down a challenge. He made a first appearance on *The West-Wild Rabbit*. Calvin Hunter is voiced by Frank Welker.

## Trivia

* The series is inspired by Warner Bros' *Bugs Bunny*, Disney/Walter Lantz' *Oswald the Lucky Rabbit* and Sony Cartoon Studios' *Anthony and Harold*.
Julie Brain

**Julie Brain** is an anthropomorphic female cat who appears in the *Small Toons Music Television* episode segment, *Just Say, Julie Brain.*

## Trivia

* Julie Brain is not only a parody of Julie Brown, but is also voiced by her as well. In fact, her show, *Just Say, Julie Brain* is a parody of *Just Say Julie*, which stars Julie Brown. The show aired on MTV and lasted from February 15, 1989 to February 1, 1992.
Greta

Greta's talent.

“*ghqekljfjodswbfowbadfobdfhojshdbjogfswghbrgfs*”
―Greta

**Greta** is a main protagonist of *Time Warped*. She is voiced by Lauren Tom.

## History

Greta wasn't entirely retarded; she was just as smart as her best friend Handy. When she tried to best him, she drank too much brain juice, resulting in all of her brain contents spilling out. This resulted in her current state of retardation.

In the future, scientists eventually found all of Greta's files, including her brain fragments. These were given back to her, and her retardation was removed, allowing Greta to start her new life with a clean slate.

## Appearance

Greta is a dumb blonde with a heart shirt and a pink skirt. Her brain is nothing more than a piece of a graham cracker, which explains a lot.

## Personality

Greta is considered "brain-dead in every sense of the word" as described by Finley Small.
Izuku Midoriya

**Izuku Midoriya**, also known as **Deku**, is the main protagonist of *My Hero Academia*.

Though born without a Quirk, he manages to catch the attention of the legendary hero All Might due to his innate heroism and has since become his close pupil as well as a student in Class 1-A at U.A. High School. All Might passed on his Quirk to Izuku, making him the ninth holder of One For All.

## Abilities

**Overall Abilities**: Izuku’s greatest asset prior to receiving his Quirk was his vast knowledge of fundamental hero skills and tactics. Izuku studied pro heroes for years and is able to apply that knowledge during crisis situations in a practical manner. His immense bravery and desire to become a hero was also a key factor greatly in helping his ability to protect himself and others. Before gaining his Quirk from All Might, he took on the Sludge Villain and rescued Katsuki because of his boldness and applications of heroic skills.

Having been trained by All Might for months in order to get his body physically ready to inherit One For All, so he gained a muscular physique that allows him to perform at parameters higher than that of an average student outside U.A.'s hero course. After inheriting One For All from All Might, he was granted the ability to harness a stockpile of powerful energy. He could move faster than the eye can see and take down an enormous villain bot in a single punch. However, the physical backlash prevented Izuku from being able to fight properly or compete with his peers on an even playing field. Even so, he still possessed impressive physical durability, and his drive allowed him to withstand the drawbacks of One For All.
Hiyoko Kutabata

“*It has only been recently this past year that I've gotten used to living in that apartment. I guess time really does fly.*”
―Hiyoko

**Hiyoko Kutabata** is a main character in *The Kutabatas*, and the aunt of main character Mitsuru's father Spirit. She first appeared in the strip in a 1997 story arc, and is voiced by Jennifer Hale in the animated series.

## Appearance

Hiyoko's outfit consists of a white shirt with purple jeans and matching purple shoes.

## Appearances in other media

* Beginning in the thirteenth season of *BBTV*, she has a sketch called *Hiyoko Freaks Out!*, where she talks about subjects on her mind.
Malachi's Nightmare

***Malachi's Nightmare***is a platform game starring Malachi. The game was developed by Sculptured Software and published by Acclaim Entertainment. It was released for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Nintendo Entertainment System, Atari Jaguar, PC, Sega Genesis, Game Boy, Game Gear, Sega CD and Sega 32X in 1994.
Lionsgate

**Lionsgate Films** (formerly known as Cinépix Film Properties) (styled as **LIONSGATE**) is an American film production/distribution studio and a division of Lions Gate Entertainment. It is the largest and most successful mini-major film studio in North America. It focuses on foreign and independent films and has distributed various commercially successful film series, including The Twilight Saga (partially, via the firm's 2012 acquisition of Twilight distributor Summit Entertainment), The Hunger Games, The Divergent Series, Saw, Madea, and The Expendables.
List of Life of a Teenage Rockstar episodes

*Life of a Teenage Rockstar* is an American animated television sitcom that premiered on the Nickelodeon cable network on January 31, 2010.

On October 12, 2015, Nickelodeon renewed the series for its eighth and ninth seasons. On December 15, 2016, Mala Miles announced that season 9 would be the show's final season.

## Episodes

### Season 1 (2010)

*Main article: Life of a Teenage Rockstar (season 1)*

### Season 2 (2010–11)

*Main article: Life of a Teenage Rockstar (season 2)*

*More coming soon!*
Kyoko Kutabata

“*It's always the same with you, isn't it, sweetheart?*”
―Kyoko

**Kyoko Kutabata** is a minor character in *The Kutabatas*, and the sister of main character Mitsuru's father Spirit. She first appeared in the comic in a 1996 story arc, and is voiced by Maggie Roswell in the animated series.

## Appearance

Kyoko's outfit consists of a purple t-shirt with matching shoes.

## Personality

Creator Mala Miles describes Kyoko as "the type of sister who secretly cares for her brother but fights with him often".
Gigi and the School Friends

***Gigi and the School Friends*** is an American/Canadian educational animated children's series produced for Treehouse TV, PBS Kids and Bear Bones Junior. The show first aired on September 15, 2003.

## Characters

* Amanda Soha as Gigi
* Tracey Moore as Diara
* Brian Drummond as Eric
* Jamie Watson as Hugh
* Tajja Isen as Labelle
* Katie Griffin as Eliana
* Len Carlson as Jasper (2003-2004)
* Rob Tinkler as Jasper (2005-2011)
* Rebecca Shoichet as Livina
* Michael Adamthwaite as Zachary
* John Stocker as K.J.
* Kathleen Barr as Ms. Thompson
* Stacey DePass as Mekhi
* Juan Chioran as Rocco
* Andrew Sabiston as Lloyd
* Ron Rubin as Chucky
* Jodie Resther as
* Melissa Altro as Flo
* Sonja Ball as Emma
Malachi's World Advance

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Wii U Classic

 February 23, 2014

 February 30, 2014

 March 15, 2014

***Malachi's World Advance***(known as ***Malachi's World: Cabel's Rage*** in Europe) is a platform game developed by TakaWave and Digital Eclipse and published by Vivendi Universal Games. It was released by Universal Interactive in 2002. Digital Eclipse have done a decent enough job on this game to make it playable and replayable. The game was published and distributed by Vivendi Universal Games.
Jormungand

***Jormungand*** is an American animated series created by Caleb Elbourn. The series aired on the Fox Broadcasting Company as part of the FoxBox programming block.

## Plot

The series follows Koko Hekmatyar, a young arms dealer who sells weapons under HCLI, an international shipping corporation and illegal smuggling operation. As one of the company's unofficial weapon dealers, she sells weapons in a variety of countries while avoiding both local and international authorities. Traveling with her is a team of bodyguards, mostly composed of former soldiers. The newest addition to her crew is Jonah, an inexpressive and deadly child soldier who hates arms dealers.

## Characters

* Ashley Johnson as Koko Hekmatyar
* Ricky D'Shon Collins as Jonathan "Jonah" Mar
* Yeardley Smith as Sofia Velmer
* S. Scott Bullock as Lehm Brick
* Curtis Armstrong as Mao
* Phil Proctor as Renato Socci
* Doug Lawrence as Ugo
* Kevin Schon as Lutz
* Rino Romano as Akihiko Tojo
* Scott Grimes as William Nelson
* Jason Marsden as Kasper Hekmatyar
* Jennifer Hale as Chiquita
* Charlie Schlatter as Curry
* Jill Talley as Mildo
* Dwight Schultz as Lu

### Additional voices

* Ulises Tobar
* Jim Cummings
* Tom Kenny
* Charlie Adler
* Pamela Adlon
* Debi Derryberry

## Episodes

*Main article: List of Jormungand episodes*
Konami

Konami Holdings Corporation (Japanese: コナミホールディングス株式会社 Hepburn: Konami Hōrudingusu Kabushiki-gaisha?, commonly referred to as Konami; TYO: 9766 OTC Pink: KNMCY) is a Japanese entertainment company. It operates as a product distributor, which produces and distributes trading cards, anime, tokusatsu, slot machines and arcade cabinets, video game developer and publisher company. It also operates health and physical fitness clubs in Japan.

Konami is famous for popular video game series such as Castlevania, Contra, Dance Dance Revolution, Gradius, Frogger, Suikoden, Ganbare Goemon, Metal Gear, Mirmo, Beatmania IIDX, Pro Evolution Soccer, Boktai, Silent Hill, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Sound Voltex. The 2012 purchase and absorption of Hudson Soft resulted in the addition of several other popular franchises, including Adventure Island, Bonk, Bloody Roar, Bomberman, Far East of Eden and Star Soldier. Konami is the twentieth-largest game company in the world by revenue.

The company was founded in 1969 as a jukebox rental and repair business in Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan, by Kagemasa Kōzuki, who remains the company's chairman. The name "Konami" (/koʊˈnɑːmi/; Japanese pronunciation: [kó.nà.mì]) is a conjunction of the names Kagemasa Kozuki, Yoshinobu Nakama, and Tatsuo Miyasako.

Konami is currently headquartered in Tokyo. In the United States, Konami manages its video game business from offices in El Segundo, California and its casino gaming business from offices in Paradise, Nevada. Its Australian gaming operations are located in Sydney. As of March 2016, it owns 21 consolidated subsidiaries around the world
List of Bear Bones staff

This is a list of past and present Bear Bones Entertainment employees who have served as primary directors and creative executives.

## Key

* **JB** - James Baxter
* **JBx** - Jay Bixsen
* **KB** - Kent Beyda
* **UT** - Ulises Tobar
* **ND** - Nduru Diallo
* **NT** - Naito Takayuki
* **IB** - Ivan Bilancio
* **RC** - Rob Carpenter
* **LC** - Louise Coats
* **DC** - David Conrader
* **BC** - Brad Copeland
* **YD** - Yail Darlene
* **DD** - Dan Darlene
* **BC** - Brian Coukis
* **BCf** - Butch Caulfield
* **CM** - Cameron Murphy
* **SD**  - Samantha Delcatta
* **RD**  - Rigge Diamond
* **SJ** - Sid John
* **RJ** - Ray John
* **AJ** - Amile John
* **TJ** - Tom John
* **CE** - Caleb Elbourn
* **GF** - Glenn Ficarra
* **AB** - Andy Bialk
* **EF** - Ed Fuller
* **TG** - Taylor Grodin
* **BH** - Butch Hartman
* **AH -**Andy Heyward
* **VJ** - Vicky Jenson
* **ZJ** - Zheng Jun
* **AK** - Adam Katz
* **CK** - Craig Kellman
* **DL** - Douglas Langdale
* **AL** - Audel LaRoque
* **CmC** - Craig McCracken
* **DAN** - D.A. Nichols
* **CB** - Chris Battle
* **MP** - Marc Perry
* **JC** - Julian Chaney
* **PR** - Paul Rudish
* **ST** - Syo Tortellini
* **HLP** - H. Lee Peterson
* **JP** - Jeffery Price
* **MR** - Mike Reiss
* **JReq** - John Requa
* **LR** - Liza Richardson
* **YA** - Yonathan Ashad
* **ER** - Erica Rivinoja
* **KR** - Karen Rosenfelt
* **SS** - Steve Samono
* **ShT** - Shannon Tindle
* **SP** - Shane Prigmore
* **JS** - James Sharp
* **BS** - Brian Sharp
* **EN** - Eric Nagler
* **ET** - Evan Tackett
* **MM** - Mala Miles
* **ZM** - Zig Miles
* **KM** - Kelly Miles
* **MoM** - Moses Mbungu
* **DN** - Daron Nefcy
* **DW** - Dave Wasson
* **DS** - David Silverman
* **DAS** - David Alexander Smith
* **ES** - Evan Spiliotopoulos
* **NS** - Nicholas Stoller
* **GT** - Genndy Tartakovsky
* **VT** - Victor Tartavosky
* **GTh**- Geraldo Thaddeus
* **AT** - Abbey Thickson
* **JV** - John Venzon
* **FV** - Frans Vischer
* **JVi** - Jon Vitti
* **TW** - Terry Ward
* **AWX** - Amanda Wilcox
* **MW** - Michael Wildshill
* **CWi** - Catherine Winder
* **CW** - Catherine Woard
List of Malachi Tyrus Internet phenomena

The success and popularity of Malachi Tyrus has sparked in the numerous clips and images of the show being turned into memes, fads, parodies, and other forms of Internet culture. The modern and classic episodes seem to have spawned the most popularity on the Internet.

Many of the Malachi Tyrus memes are posted on video-sharing sites such as YouTube. Further information on these and other internet phenomena can be viewed on Knowyourmeme.com.

## See also

* *Malachi Tyrus* in popular culture/Web series
Joseil

### Platform(s)

Amiga, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, MS-DOS, Sega CD, Game Boy, Game Gear, Master System

### Mode(s)

Single-player

***Joseil*** is a platforming video game developed by Traveller's Tales and published by TakaWave and Psygnosis being the first installment of the *Joseil* franchise. The game was released on March 23, 1992 for Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, Sega CD, Sega Game Gear, Sega Master System, Game Gear, Game Boy, and Amiga. The Mobile and iOS version released on 2013, previously exclusive in China, until its' worldwide release on 2015 and Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions released in 2014. Recently, ports for the FireTV, Nintendo Switch and Apple TV were released on 2015, 2017 and 2018, respectively. The Apple TV and FireTV ports were handled by Iron Galaxy.

The NES version of the game was in production, but was cancelled afterwards due to the console not powerful enough, difficulties and they wanted *Joseil* to be aimed at 16-bit.

The game received critical acclaim from critics, and was a commercial success. The game's success spawned a long-running franchise.

## Development

### Conception

Mala Miles originally planned the *Joseil* character and franchise as a comic series, but shifted to a video game seeing how "female protagonists in video games were few and few between". Miles went to UK-based developer Traveller's Tales to develop the game, with the game published by TakaWave.

### Cutscenes

The Sega CD and Windows version is the only version of the game to feature cutscenes. However, the characters don't talk using their voices, but only make noises.

### Cutscenes animation

The cutscenes are traditionally animated by DiC Entertainment.

## Reception

The game received high critical acclaim by critics, with the best version being the Sega CD version.

## Trivia

* This, and *Joseil 2*, are the only game to not feature voices.
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Hangin' with Nicktoons

**Hangin' with Nicktoons**, alternately known as **Nicktoons from Nickelodeon** or **Nicktoons on HubShake!**, is a programming block on HubShake! that airs both classic and modern animated Nickelodeon shows.

## Shows broadcast

### Classic

* *SpongeBob SquarePants*
* *Rocko's Modern Life*
* *Rugrats*
* *All Grown Up!*
* *Rugrats Pre-School Daze*
* *Hey Arnold!*
* *The Adventures of BD*
* *The Fairly OddParents*
* *Aaahh!!! Real Monsters*
* *KaBlam!*
* *The Angry Beavers*
* *Cland Ann*
* *CatDog*
* *The Wild Thornberrys*
* *Rocket Power*
* *As Told by Ginger*
* *Invader Zim*
* *The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius*
* *My Life as a Teenage Robot*
* *Danny Phantom*
* *Avatar: The Last Airbender*
* *Catscratch*
* *The X's*
* *Back at the Barnyard*
* *El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera*

### Modern

* *T.U.F.F. Puppy*
* *The Legend of Korra*
* *Robot and Monster*
* *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*
* *Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles*
* *Harvey Beaks*
* *The Loud House*
* *The Casagrandes*
* *Bunsen Is a Beast*
* *Welcome to the Wayne*
* *It's Pony*
Hiyori Iki

**Hiyori Iki** is the main female character of the *Noragami* series. She is a Half-Phantom who can leave her human body, being like this since she "saved" Yato from an incoming bus.

## Appearance

Hiyori is a young girl of slender figure, whose height is 163.48 cm (5'4"). She has pale skin, light magenta-colored eyes, and long dark brown hair. When she leaves her body, a dark pink tail-like "cord" that resembles a cat's emerges from her lower back.

Hiyori is often seen wearing her middle school uniform, which consists of a short sailor shirt and a knee-length skirt, both lavender and light green. When she becomes, she usually wears her high school uniform, both the summer and winter versions.

Hiyori changes outfits on occasion, donning a grey trenchcoat over the uniform and wearing a pink scarf during the first season, which took place in winter, and more summer outfits in the second season.

## Personality

Hiyori is a very pure, kind-hearted, and brave girl who will go out of her way to help someone in danger, even strangers, regardless of the severe consequences, including suffering from blight. She has a strong moral compass and is not above calling people out if she feels their actions are wrong. This was seen when she confronted Yukine about stealing.

She is also extremely perceptive of those around her. An example of this is when she's able to deduce Yato's reasons for having little motivation to help suicidal people is because Regalias are spirits of those who wanted to live but had their lives cut short. Despite this, Hiyori can be a bit air-headed, opting for strange priorities, and being naively concerned over being "wireless" when Yato mentions her "tail" being cut could result in her death. She also has a strong liking to Yato's smell and even called it her favorite smell on one occasion, but she becomes rather embarrassed by how much she likes it and dodges the subject whenever it is brought up.

Hiyori is deeply loyal to those she trusts and does not deflate her emotions. While she initially didn't like Yato for his lazy and selfish actions, she gradually warms up to him after seeing his better qualities during the events involving Yukine's punishment. Though she wishes to be completely human again, Hiyori has no desire to sever her ties with Yato or Yukine, having refused several times despite it being her best chance to return to normal. Even when confronted with Tenjin's belief of what was best for her, she instead leans on continuing her interactions with the boys.

Despite being raised to be completely lady-like in a rich household, Hiyori is a huge martial arts fan and has a fixation on a martial artist called Touno, whom she adores and copies her attacks from. She often becomes inspired and act on his words, following his advice of "pave [their] destiny with their own hands" and thus attempted to find Yato a Regalia by herself. However, Hiyori keeps this secret from her mother, whom she worries will freak out if she finds out she is into something like that.
Malachi's Thanksgiving Adventure

***Malachi's Thanksgiving Adventure*** is a 22-minute 2D traditional hand-drawn Thanksgiving television special produced by Bear Bones Productions, DHX Media, and Paramount Animation, based on the Malachi Universal series. The special premiered on Nickelodeon and Paramount Kids on November 12, 2018.

The special follows Malachi and his all gang. After ruining the prepared Thanksgiving meal everyone made, Malachi and his friends have to fix everything before their families arrive for dinner.

## Cast

* Mala Miles as Malachi / Purple Guy / NaPurple / Walachi / Noah / Ethan / Lucas
* Tom Kenny as Pingux / Green Bob / Dr. Beanson
* Jamie Marchi as Tiana
* Michelle Miles as Maria Johnson
* Kevin Michael Richardson as Williams Johnson
* Tara Strong as Lola / Giana
* Kimberly Brooks as Candy
* John DiMaggio as Major Edwin
* Hynden Walch as Ashley
* Frank Walker as Takashi / Cory
* Cristina Vee as Dina
* Jerry Jewell as Damar
* Cassandra Lee Morris as Bella
* E.G. Daily as Kally
* Jeff Bergman as Daniel
* David Kaufman as Ryan
* Billy West as Wyatt
* Candi Milo as Micheal
* Cree Summer as Kila
* Jessica DiCicco as Nesa / Meat Boy
* Grey Griffin as Andi
* Alanna Ubach as Alimee
* Rob Paulsen as Sebastian
* Jeremy Shada as Henry
* Michael Bell as Elijah
* Janice Kawaye as Kaliani
* Brittney Karbowski as Liewa
* Cindy Robinson as Lotta
* Sean Schemmel as Lioe
* Doug Lawrence as Little Guy
* Chantal Strand as Little Girl
* Jess Harnell as Dr. PBS

## Release

### Home media

*Malachi's Thanksgiving Adventure* was released on Blu-ray and DVD on November 1, 2019.

## Trivia

* After its airing on Nickelodeon, the special also aired on cable on Cartoon Network, Universal Kids and WB Kids
Geo (series)

## Audio

***Geo*** (also known as ***Geo the Creature***) is a media franchise created by Austin Miles in 1966. It takes place in the fictional city/neighborhood of Basopolis. It chronicles the life of the title character, the creature Geo, his brother Reo and their mother, a teenage girl named Josie. It is owned by Bear Bones Entertainment.

## Other media

### Theatrical films

A feature-length animated film based on the *Geo* series, *Geo's Book Stories*, was released on June 15, 1973. It was directed by Austin Miles. The film went on to gross $82 million worldwide in theaters, making it a box-office hit while produced on a modest $85 million budget.

A second *Geo* film, *Geo's Epic Adventure*, was released on September 13, 2002. It was directed by Mala Miles, and produced by Tom John. It received critical acclaim and was a box office success, gaining $357,465,244 worldwide. It became the highest-grossing Geo LTD. film. The film was also a critical success by both fans and critics, with most critics praising it's storyline and humor.

In June 2009, Maloing Entertainment announced that a new *Geo* film is in the works. The film, simply titled *Geo*, was released on October 4, 2013 to generally positive reviews, and grossed $463 million on a budget of $383 million.

A sequel, titled *Geo 2*, was released on October 2, 2015 with the same cast and crew. The sequel follows Geo, Reo, Josie, and the gang getting sucked in a time machine and lead to the year 2067, and they met the future versions of Geo, Reo, Claire and the gang. Tobo, a villain, is planning to take over the world and destroy everything. Meanwhile, Gree plans to destroy Basopolis and rule the world and it's up to Geo, Reo, Josie and the future versions of them to save the future and stop Tobo before they find the time machine to go home.

In November 2015, Paramount Pictures announced that *Geo 3* will be released on October 26, 2018.

## *Geo* filmography

### Television series

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### Stage plays

 2 | *Geo Live! Creature Adventure* | 2012
Futaba Kutabata

“*I feel more like a kid and less like an adult with each passing year.*”
―Futaba

**Futaba "Fuu" Kutabata** is a recurring character from *The Kutabatas*, and the daughter of Makoto and Kyoko. She debuted in the series during a 1999 story arc, and is voiced by Grey DeLisle in the animated series.

## Appearance

Futaba's original outfit consisted of a green shirt with blue jeans.