Ben Bury
as Director
The Mighty Ones S3-S4
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Description
The TV series The Mighty Ones S3-S4, created by Sunil Hall and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on November 9, 2020 in the United States. The series spans 2 seasons with 20 episodes, featuring the voices of Josh Brener, Alex Cazares, Jessica McKenna, and Jimmy Tatro. It follows the story of The hilarious adventures of a group of creatures: a twig, a pebble, a leaf and a strawberry who live in an unkempt backyard belonging to a trio of equally unkempt humans whom they mistake for gods. This is an Animation, Comedy, Family series and has received a rating of 6.6/10 from 205 viewers.
Top Cast
Nathan Bulmer
as Director
Carder Scholin
as Director
Erica Jones
as Director
Geneva Hodgson
as Director
Gina Gress
as Director
Greg Miller
as Director
Josh Brener
as Twig
Josh Brener
as Four Eyes
Josh Brener
as Mud Puddle
Alex Cazares
as Verry Berry
Alex Cazares
as Very Berry
Jessica McKenna
as Rocksy
Jessica McKenna
as Tim
Jessica McKenna
as Bug Son
Jimmy Tatro
as Leaf
Jimmy Tatro
as Bucky
Jimmy Tatro
as Cool Leaf
Fred Tatasciore
as Mr. Ladybug
Fred Tatasciore
as Rabbit
Fred Tatasciore
as Matilda
Eric Bauza
as Ben the Stinkbug
Eric Bauza
as Ben The Stinkbug
Eric Bauza
as Dad Bug
Fryda Wolff
as Bats
Fryda Wolff
as Jonesy
Fryda Wolff
as Additional Voices
Janina Gavankar
as Kensington
Janina Gavankar
as Momn-e
Janina Gavankar
as MOMN-E
Grey Griffin
as Samosa
Grey Griffin
as Percy Pear
Grey Griffin
as Percy the Pear
Tru Valentino
as Dave
Tru Valentino
as Ricky Buzz
Tru Valentino
as Carder
Keston John
as Breht
Keston John
as Brent
Keston John
as Ascot Pickle
Kari Wahlgren
as Shelly
Kari Wahlgren
as Teeny Bug
Kari Wahlgren
as Patricia the Pear
Steve Little
as Dr. Clod
Steve Little
as Turtle
Erika Ishii
as Lindsay
Erika Ishii
as Bee Beast
Stephen Root
as Bernard
Bennie Arthur
as Tam Winkwonk
Brett Gelman
as Egg
Greg Cipes
as Josh
Sunil Hall
as Writer
Dani Michaeli
as Writer
Lynne Naylor
as Writer
Ben Crouse
as Writer
Jessica Combs
as Writer
Charlie Gavin
as Writer
Carder Scholin
as Writer
Stephanie Streisand
as Writer
Nathan Bulmer
as Writer
Erica Jones
as Writer
Ben Bury
as Writer
Greg Miller
as Writer
Jillian Goldfluss
as Writer
Gregory Leysens
as Writer
Ian Mutchler
as Writer
Nicolette Wood
as Writer
Neil Graf
as Writer
Kaitlyn Graziano
as Writer
Joe Uebie
as Writer
Kent Osborne
as Writer
Michele Cavin
as Writer
Dodge Greenley
as Writer
Alex Cline
as Writer
Rose Feduk
as Writer
Frank Gibson
as Writer
Chris Pianka
as Writer
Brendan Hay
as Writer
Richard Pursel
as Writer
Susan Nguyen
as Writer
Charlotte Jackson
as Writer
Sam Spina
as Writer
Lucy Heavens
as Writer
Marie Cheng
as Writer
Adeline Colangelo
as Writer
Charley Feldman
as Writer
Katherine Nolfi
as Writer
Ian Wasseluk
as Writer
Derek Evanick
as Writer
Roan Everly
as Writer
Gina Gress
as Writer
Amy Hudkins
as Writer
Toby Jones
as Writer
Diana Lafyatis
as Writer
Haewon Lee
as Writer
Matt Thornton
as Writer
Mercedes Valle
as Writer
Brian Wysol
as Writer
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Filming Location
127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Production
Castle Rock Entertainment
Award
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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User Review
I am an adult who still enjoys cartoons, and I enjoy The Mighty Ones. It's a group of characters that are funny and complement each other well. I like the glimpses of the women who live in the house and their band, and the universe created out of a neglected backyard. The backgrounds are painterly and the characters are simple but well developed. Most importantly it's funny and kids and adults both will like it.
The Mighty Ones is a rare Dreamworks original series that isn't based on a pre-existing property. The show is very outdoorsy, punk, surreal etc and I really like that aesthetic. The show really does reminds me of a late 2000s/early-mid 2010s Nickelodeon cartoon, especially since the co-creator, Lynne Naylor, did in fact work on several Nicktoon shows. The art style sorta reminds me of Harvey Beaks (which was a Nicktoon) and Chowder (fun fact, Chowder and Harvey Beaks have the exact same creator, CH Greenblatt) The show is about the great outdoors and has some lovely looking backgrounds that look like an abstract art piece, in a good way. The characters are best buddies who just like to vibe together and go on wacky adventures, but my one complaint is that the voices can get grating at times. There are several instances in the show where the characters shout and yell. I have sensitive hearing because of my autism and it gave me a headache at times. Overall it's a pretty decent show. If you can handle a lot of noise and you like 2000s Nicktoons (including the early seasons of SpongeBob), I recommend this show.
The quality of this show depends of the episode, season 1 was ok, some bad episodes and others are fine, then in season 2 gets better, was more consistent and funnier, and then season 3 starts fine, but as the season progresses it gets worse, some episodes are really awful, like the talking coffee grain one (didn't make any sense) or the musical episode with the family of Berry, a song after a song without any funny moment (the last episode I "watched" because I couldn't finish it because how bad it was), the best episodes are actually funny but there are less frecuent. I hope season 4 is a improvment.
Our favorite mighty tiny creatures - Very Berry, Leaf, Twig and Rocksy - are back for a new round of adventures in The Mighty Ones Season 2. This animated series is fun and colorful, with a nice mix of hidden educational messages. Each episode presents an obstacle for the Mighty Ones crew, which they usually create themselves, but they always find a way to get out of it. This series is very bubbly and enjoyable! The Mighty Ones is about a group of four friends: Very Berry (Alex Cazares), Twig (Josh Brener), Leaf (Jimmy Tatro) and Rocksy (Jessica McKenna). They live in a messy backyard of humans that they call giants or gods. The messiness makes for great new adventures on every path. While they are the smallest things in the yard, there is no obstacle they can't overcome because they always work together and have each other's backs. The main characters are Very Berry, a fun and adventurous strawberry; Leaf, a laid-back and cool leaf; Twig, a smart and nervous stick; and Rocksy, a considerate pebble, who is also the group leader. I love how each character has huge goals and its own personality. My favorite scene is from the "Home Touchers" episode when Rocksy is trapped in the humans' house. Kensington (Janina Gavankar), one of the "giants," is listening to a podcast about murderous ghosts. The show describes the signs of a ghost being in the house and, each time Twig and Berry make that exact noise to capture Rocky's attention, it scares Kensington. The message of The Mighty Ones is to trust your friends because they have your best interest at heart and you can do more together than alone. There is also a hidden message throughout the series about how humans affect the lives of other living things. The "Mighty Ones" are affected by all the things the humans keep in their backyard, which correlates to how humans affect climate change and the lives of other species. I give The Mighty Ones 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for kids ages 8 to 12. You can find Season 2 streaming on Peacock and Hulu beginning July 1, 2021. By Tiana S., KIDS FIRST!
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