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The American animated series Mighty Magiswords features a diverse fictional cast created by Kyle A. Carrozza. The series is about Prohyas and Vambre (voiced by Kyle A. Carrozza and Grey Griffin), a clumsy and cute sibling team of "Warriors for Hire", who go on hilarious adventures and crazy quests around the world to find and collect magical swords known as "Magiswords". MainProhyas WarriorVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza Prohyas is Vambre's younger brother. In several episodes, he sometimes acts like a 9-year-old due to his clumsiness, to which Vambre referring him a younger brother or little brother and calling him baby brother. He can be just as impulsive as his sister, and will always do the right thing. Compared to his older sister, Prohyas is sometimes depicted as the kinder or more emotionally intelligent sibling. Prohyas's favorite animals are dolphins and that's why he loves the Dolphin Magisword. He also can play the accordion, based on the fact that his voice actor is an accordionist and musician himself. It is revealed in one Mighty Magisword Vlog entry that his mother, Kablammica Warrior, gave him his very first Magisword, the Dolphin Magisword, when he was still young. During their adventures, Prohyas often says puns based on the context of their current situation, something Vambre can't stand (mostly because she's not the one making the puns), and often results her shooting him with the Tomato Magisword. After the events of "The Mystery of Loch Mess", he and his sister became the official go-to adventurers for royal Rhyboflaven missions for Princess Zange. The character is named after Spy vs. Spy creator Antonio Prohias, to the point where his name was actually spelled as such in the original concept and pitches since 1999. His stomach (voiced by Luke Ski in his first appearance impersonating and later voiced by Gilbert Gottfried in later appearances) has a mind of its own and occasionally takes control of him. He is a huge fan of Broccoli Punch and has his merchandise as well. Vambre Marie WarriorVoiced by Grey Griffin Vambre is Prohyas' older sister. In several episodes, she acts like a 15-year-old towards Prohyas, such as by threatening, mocking and yelling at him, while Prohyas refers to her as Big Sister or Older Sister. She is impulsive, compassionate and brave, but tends to think more logically and is less naive than her younger brother. Compared to Prohyas, Vambre is often depicted as a no-nonsense person and less emotionally intelligent, despite her cuteness and beauty. She has a zero tolerance for pants (due to their discomfort) and instead wears a blue leotard. Unlike her brother, Vambre speaks with a British accent, which Prohyas has mocked on at least one occasion. She is completely obsessed with the Veronica Victorious series of books, which she was introduced to when she was young by an old lady with a British accent, which is also how she got her accent. It was revealed in one Mighty Magisword Vlog entry that her original magisword is the Tomato Magisword, which was given to her by her mother, Kablammica Warrior, when she was young. Vambre hates it when Prohyas uses puns (mostly because she didn't get to say them first), and will often shoot him with her Tomato Magisword whenever he says them. After the events of "The Mystery of Loch Mess", Vambre and her brother became the official go-to adventurers for royal Rhyboflavin missions for Princess Zange. In "Squirrelled Domination" it is revealed that she has a fear of squirrels since childhood which turned into a hatred in "Working For Scales". Her brain (voiced by Candi Milo) has a mind of its own and occasionally gives her advice or tries to take over her body. Vambre was heavily based on Lina Inverse from the light novel, manga and anime series Slayers. Grup the DragonVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza Grup is a small dragon who enjoys sandwiches and cooking. After being vanquished by the Warriors for Hire, and subsequently having his home taken over by the Mysterious Hooded Woman, he now lives with the Warriors. His wings are so small and weak that he tends to fall down on them. He also works as an employee at the Cave of Stuff. With the help from the Warriors, he won a talent contest and became the official royal entertainer of Rhyboflavin but was fired by Princess Zange shortly after she sees how terrible he is and was replaced by The Mysterious Hooded Woman. RecurringPrincess ZangeVoiced by Grey Griffin Princess Zange is the princess of Rhyboflaven who often hires the Warriors on missions to get paid and earn Magiswords. Despite her valley girl personality, she is quite intelligent as she is aware of the existence of Magiswords. She has also her own personal magisword called the Auto Style Magisword. Witchy SimoneVoiced by series' character designer Lindsay Smith-Carrozza A hyperactive, over-zealous and odd-tempered witch girl with a New Jersey-esque accent. She can be a loose cannon at times, and often has difficulty controlling her magic powers, causing disasters to occur. She works full-time as a cashier and manager at a fast-food restaurant called Slugburger. Her goal is to be re-admitted to Adventure Academy in order to graduate and become a full-time Adventurer for Hire and quit her job at Slugburger. Prohyas has a habit of saying, "heyyy squirt!", to which she usually shouts, "THAT'S NOT MY NAME!!!" and unleashes her magic. She has been shown to deliver left-over food from Slugburger to Prohyas for free. She is later promoted to manager of Slugburger by Mr. Spoony in witch she hires warriors for hire to help. She also has a pet cat named Mascott (voiced by Candi Milo) who is known for having guilty eyes. She envies her younger sister Witchy Sparkles (voiced by Haley Mancini), who is very successful and famous and won numerous awards. She also gets the Golden Broomstick Magisword award from her sister Witchy Sparkles as a sign of thanks and gratitude for helping her get it back from Phil the Pilferer, who stole it earlier. Witchy Simone has pink skin and purple hair with a white streak. She wears a yellow witch outfit* and blue jacket, jeans and boots as well as orange-blue gloves and a yellow witch hat bent at the peak. She claims to be the same age as Prohyas and Vambre, but is noticeably shorter than both of them. The Mysterious Hooded WomanVoiced by Grey Griffin A mysterious woman known for wearing a purple robe with a hood who sends the Warriors on missions. Despite her mysteriousness, she enjoys partying and raves. She became the new royal entertainer of Rhyboflaven because she came in second place in the talent contest and Princess Zange fired Grup (the winner) for his terrible singing and awful song. Old Man OldmanVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza Old Man Oldman is an elderly, diminutive man who often hires the Warriors for Hire to do manual labor and chores for him, much to the Warriors' chagrin. He is also an insomniac. His talent is training squirrels on doing various tricks and skills. After the events of "Bad Man Oldman", he apologizes to the Warriors for hiring them to do his chores and decides to hire them to fight monsters and accomplish quests instead when he has one for them. He then hires Witch Way instead to do his housework and chores from now on which they gladly accept. Ralphio SabrewareVoiced by series' head writer, Mr. Lawrence Ralphio is the owner of Ralphio's House of Swords, a shop at Mount Ma'al, where he can usually be seen selling Magiswords to the Warriors. He has a habit of conning the Warriors (mostly Prohyas) by charging extra for Magiswords, attempting to upsell them with lame Magiswords and selling them fake maps. He has also been seen stealing candy from babies, and then lying to them about saving their lives, thereby conning the babies, as well. Ralphio also has a pet slime named Wobbles (voiced by Kyle Carrozza) given to him by Prohyas, who helps him in the shop. NovilleVoiced by Phil LaMarr Noville is the African-American-looking store owner of the Printed Page on Mount Ma'alI who has a crush on Vambre. He is very sensitive and often speaks quietly due to his fear of social interaction. He delivers the new Veronica Victorious issues to Vambre and Gateaux. He also has regular training sessions with Vambre on how to use his Swish Navy Magisword. As of "Elect to Decline", he finally mastered his Swish Navy Magisword and got a new one called the Sunface Magisword. At this point, Noville is capable of accompanying the Warriors on missions if they need his assistance. OmnibusVoiced by Hal Lublin Often referring to himself as "The Great Omnibus the Accumulator", Omnibus is an eccentric sorcerer and frequent customer of Warriors for Hire who can be quite boisterous and annoying, and is often ignored or openly disrespected by the Warriors. Despite their blatant dislike of Omnibus' annoying tendencies, however, the Warriors usually take the jobs he offers them, perhaps because he is one of their highest-paying customers. Omnibus lives in a large, spacious mansion filled with rare artifacts and collectibles, some of which were obtained for him by the Warriors (which is usually their mission whenever Omnibus hires them). On one occasion, Omnibus purchased duplicates of all his possessions, purely to relive the thrill he felt when he first got them. Out of these items, he claims his most prized possession is a statue of Jest-O the Best-O (voiced by Doug Lawrence). Omnibus has the ability to teleport, and can safely detach his body parts, though he often has trouble keeping his head in place. He once claimed he could turn people into toads, which he threatened to do to the Warriors if anything in his home was out of place or damaged when they were house-sitting for him. However, Omnibus did not actually demonstrate this particular ability, so it remains to be seen if he can really do it, or if he was merely bluffing. FüdVoiced by Grey Griffin A rare-food enthusiast who hires the Warriors to retrieve items that are in relation to food, hence the name. Füd is always shown with a red-apple on her head and speaks with a soft Southern drawl. She can bake 100 pies in 100 seconds (1 min, 40 sec). She also has a boyfriend named Snax (voiced by Jack McBrayer) who shares the same interest as her. Snax and Füd also run a popular podcast called "Füd Fit" which involves two contestants battling each other using food products as weapons, with included commentary by them. Mr. SpoonyVoiced by Kyle Massey impersonating James Brown Witchy Simone's hard-headed superior at Slug Burger who makes sure that Simone follows the rules and obeys the motto that "The customer is always right". He became reluctant to help her due to promoting her as manager. After seeing the Warrior's skills with their magiswords which improved work productivity, he gives Simone a raise and purchase his own magiswords from Ralphio so he could use them too to help him with his work at Slug-Burger. He also has a habit of singing when he's overly excited. His mannerisms and speaking patterns are based on famous late singer James Brown. BufordVoiced by Jim Cummings The owner of the Rhyboflavin Bazaar who speaks with a Southern accent. He often has a habit of losing his contact lenses. He often has rivalries with Docky Boardman. Often bumps into people and says "Pardon!" Docky BoardmanVoiced by Luke Ski The owner of the Rhyboflavin Piers who hired Witch Way to defeat the punching squid, Lord Sucker Punch. He later gave the pay to the Warriors for stopping the squid and attracting more customers. When he was young, the Warriors' mom Kablammica saved him and his pier. He often has rivalries with Buford. Kablammica and Norman WarriorVoiced by Renee Albert (Kablammica) and Dana Gould (Norman) The parents of the Warriors for Hire who run a broccoli farm. Kablammica was formerly a world-famous warrior and adventurer but gave up the lifestyle when she married Norman to settle down and have a family. Despite this, she hasn't lost her touch and can still use Magiswords at ease. She also has a peg leg, speaks with a Southern accent and was the one who gave the Warriors their first Magiswords; Dolphin and Tomato. Kablammica is also known for making broccoli soup which the Warriors dislike but Hoppus and Norman love. Norman is very overprotective with his children and relents them on letting them use their Magiswords when they do chores around the house. At present time, while he's happy for their careers as Warriors, he prefers to rather have them help him around the broccoli farms. Despite his scrawny physique, he has massive strength as he was able to lift Kablammica and kiss her. Even with that, he still lacks the knowledge of Magiswords and is easily scared when he knew he had to duel Hoppus with Magiswords. In the season finale, Kablammica was hailed as the Savior of the Kingdom which was shown there is a statue of her at the Adventure Academy. Neddy the MalletVoiced by Townsend Coleman A bear adventurer who was a former classmate of Prohyas and Vambre at Adventure Academy and Grup's nemesis. Living in a life through adventuring and borrowing food from picnickers, he took over the Cave of Stuff after retrieving the Bee Magisword and gave himself the official title "King Neddy" and claiming the cave as his castle. He has a habit of eating other people's food and sleeping due to his bear natural instincts. He also has a problem remembering peoples' names which led to his dethronement from the Cave of Stuff. He's also willing to have romantic interests with inanimate objects such as boulders and rocks. As his name implies, his main weapon of choice is the "Super Impressive Mallet of Heroism" which is very versatile in manifesting items such as a sand cube. His mannerisms are based on The Tick, also voiced by Coleman, which is the primary reason why he was booked for the show. Officer Zidane FordorVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza impersonating Patrick Warburton The head of the Rhyboflaven Police Department who captures the criminals and sends them to prison. At times, he also captures the wrong criminals. He also persuades the prisoners to take their sentence as it includes relaxation and comfort such as spa treatments. Just like Flonk, he also tells bad and loud jokes at times. Fordor also has a doppelgänger named Eightdor (also voiced by Carrozza), who looks and sounds like Zidane, except for the fact that he has the legs and abdomen of a spider, tall pink and white hair, and is head of the Transylberia Police Department. Papa KotassianVoiced by "Weird Al" Yankovic The chief of the Kotassians who hires the Warriors to save their village. His ruler is Lord Grant Heist Skullblood III, who is a blueberry muffin. Papa Kotassian has an ill-temper and sinister sense of humor as he got ballistic knowing his king was eaten by Vambre and wanted the Warriors to attack the Trollblins more for his amusement rather than to save the village. His role is similar to Papa Smurf from The Smurfs. Reginald LavishumVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza Princess Zange's conceirge and head servant who makes sure her scheduled duties are in order and to inform the Warriors if they are hired on a mission ordered by the princess. He hates it when Prohyas makes fun of his name. Reginald was created by storyboard artist John Berry meant to be for a one-time appearance in the "Warriors for Hire" short, as he felt that Zange needed a servant shown. His walking style is an influence from Marvin the Martian.[1] Goomer and FrankyloBoth voiced by Kyle A. Carrozza Goomer is a slime who speaks in slime language which Vambre understands because she learned it in slime language class. He hires the Warriors to get him a dinosaur to be his best pal due to being limbless. Frankylo is a friendly baby Ankylosaurus who makes friends fast and is friends with Goomer. Frankie JupiterVoiced by Robbie Rist impersonating Freddie Mercury A singer dressed in 80s fashion who sings about the events and characters of Rhyboflavin. He announced Witchy Sparkles' nomination for the Golden Broomstick Magisword Award. He is an exaggerated parody of Freddie Mercury. Teri GargantuanVoiced by Pete Holmes The Guardian of the Spider-Web Magisword who faced the Warriors when they entered her tower. She knows a lot about tactics and sarcastically commented on the Warriors' lack of knowledge of them, as they were unable to fight her while she was on the stairs of her tower. Following a brief struggle, the Warriors end up saving her, and she apologizes for her behavior. Teri further states she wanted to set a good example for her children, and she lets the Warriors have the Magisword. Most of her children are adults now, and include Bobbipher (voiced by Fred Stoller), Traci, and Logan (both voiced by Brian Posehn). Logan works as a janitor at a corporation owned by Thaddeus Thirdwell III (also voiced by Holmes) in Galacton. The Cave WeirdosThe Cave Weirdos are a group of four Level 1 monsters (including Grup) who guard selected Magiswords at the Cave of Stuff. Their job is to make the cave as hard as it can be for the adventurer to find the treasure, but they are mostly for beginning adventurers. The Cave Weirdos change the theme of their cave every month, and every time the Cave of Stuff appears, it is depicted differently (e.g. a bee motif in "The Wrath of Neddy", and a pirate motif in "Biggest Fan"). SkullivanVoiced by Luke Ski Skullivan is a skeleton cave monster who, alongside Grup, Lady Hiss, and Prug, make up the Cave Weirdos in the Cave of Stuff. Skullivan is a pessimist, and longs for his retirement, which according to him, will occur in 500 years. He and Grup sometimes have disputes, as Skullivan believes Grup doesn't take his job as the Cave Weirdos' leader seriously, nor cares about their opinions. He was once a living being, as he said he was "severely allergic to bees when [he] had flesh". Lady HissVoiced by Lindsay Smith-Carrozza Lady Hiss is a rattlesnake cave monster who, alongside Grup, Skullivan, and Prug, make up the Cave Weirdos in the Cave of Stuff. Lady Hiss has a laid-back personality and speaks with a skater accent and a lisp. PrugVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza Prug is a dragon and the brother of Grup. He is a cave monster who, alongside his brother, Skullivan, and Lady Hiss, make up the Cave Weirdos in the Cave of Stuff. Prug has a deadpan expression and looks like a larger version of Grup. His personality in the series is also similar to how Grup acted in the original 3-minute shorts. DaneldaVoiced by Michaela Dietz Danelda is a rabbit sorceress who wields the Levitation Magisword. She was a member of the rabbit trio along with Hoppus until they went separate ways. Danelda went on a search for Hoppus to try and bring him back to their village. However, at the end of "Hoppus the Hunted", she decided to work on Norman's broccoli farm just to tease Hoppus. VillainsWitch WayWitch Way, run by Morbidia and Gateaux, is a rival adventuring business to Warriors for Hire. Both Morbidia and Gateaux practice sorcery, and have been rivals with the Warrior siblings since they were all in Adventure Academy together. However, Witch Way is often overshadowed by the Warriors. MorbidiaVoiced by Candi Milo (in the short "Too Many Warriors"), Mary Faber (in the series) Morbidia is the leader of Witch Way. She dresses in a witch outfit, makes exaggerated facial expressions when she speaks, is ill-tempered, and has an overbite. Morbidia is known for having a stilted, melodramatic voice, which was initially modeled after that of William Shatner, but as the series progressed, she developed her own dialect and enunciations. She hates it when Gateaux shows over-enthusiasm and affection and strives to sticking to the goal. As a witch, she has the ability to switch powers with another witch by shaking hands. In the season finale, it is revealed she had a crush on a fellow Adventure Academy student named Francesco, which she refuses to discuss out of embarrassment. She, like Prohyas and the Broccoli Dumplin' Kids, is also a fan of Broccoli Punch (particularly Silent Larry). GateauxVoiced by Arin Hanson impersonating George Takei Gateaux is Morbidia's normally monosyllabic partner and, as his name implies, is a cat. He dresses in a wizard outfit, often repeats the last word that Morbidia says against his will, lacks a tail for unknown reasons, and is addicted to texting. Gateaux is a fan of the Veronica Victorious series and Broccoli Punch and frequently writes bad fanfiction, as well as creating an original character for both series named Xateaug, who supposedly assists the main characters. Despite Morbidia's objections, he truly cares for her and is not afraid to show her affection by hugging her. He also has a strict diet with occasional monthly cheat days. He, like Prohyas and the Broccoli Dumplin Kids, is also a fan of Broccoli Punch. King RexxtopherVoiced by Eric Bauza King Rexxtopher is a Tyrannosaurus who is the ruler of the Dinosaur Kingdom. He often banishes the Warriors for Hire for smuggling dinosaurs from his kingdom and eating them. Despite this, he is willing to cooperate with them at various situations and also carries the Claw Magisword. HoppusVoiced by Eric Bauza Hoppus is a stoic rabbit mercenary who serves as the royal messenger to the King, Queen and Princess of Rhyboflavin often giving news from them to the Warriors for Hire. He is also frequently hired to guard treasures from Warriors at times. Formerly a member of a rabbit warrior trio, the third member went mad and Hoppus abandoned his village and currently resides in the Kotassian Pass. He is always after vegetable-themed Magiswords as clear as his motto "All vegetable magiswords shall be mine!", and carries a Carrot Magisword. He also seems to have trust issues due to his repetitive history of being betrayed. He often shouts "Boing!" when jumping or leaping into action. He also frequently visits the Broccoli Farm to have a helping of Kablammica's famous Broccoli Soup. HelmutVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza (short "Warriors for Hire"), later by Mr. Lawrence (in the series) An extremely annoying dwarfed man who is known for his silver helmet which covers his eyes and often pops out of nowhere annoying the cast by shouting "Dorks!". He is very similar to Nelson Muntz from The Simpsons. He works as an assistant for Noville in the Printed Page and often covers for him when he's out, but often messes with the customers and the books. He is currently a frog due to Morbidia turning him into one in the episode "Gotta Get Grup to Get Down". He also enjoys coloring and frequently doodles and colors on the medical applications in the store. In the episode "Bewitched Bothered And Bothered Some More", he is revealed to be Flonk's older brother and enjoys being a frog. Mr. Pachydermus PackardVoiced by series' supervising director Ken Mitchroney impersonating Oliver Hardy The Warriors' ill-tempered landlord who makes sure that the Warriors aren't late on their rent. His name is based on the fact that he's an elephant. He has a strong dislike for magiswords since the Warriors' spend their rent on them, accidentally cause damage to his property with them and use them for everyday situations rather than common tools. However, as of Pachydermus Interruptus, he's gotten a bit more fond of them. Some of his mannerisms and his prone to injury and accidents are similar to Oliver Hardy of Laurel and Hardy, according to his actor Ken Mitchroney. His catchphrase is "I have nothing to say!" usually when some disasters occur around him. He also has no problem of selling the tenants' room moments before their rent is due. His wife, Agnes Packard (voiced by Mike Quinn), is a giraffe who speaks with a British accent and is very protective with her husband. Biblia Tick and Monkey ChunksBoth voiced by Kyle A. Carrozza The elderly owner of the Library of Shhh! who makes sure that everyone follows the rules, are quiet in her library and that all books are properly returned when there due. If anyone violates these rules, she and her pet Sasquatch, Monkey Chunks, step in and take drastic action. Her voice is modeled after Mickey Mouse even mimicking the characters laugh with her verbal tic, "Mmm hmmm!". Her name is a pun on the word "biblioteca", which is Spanish for library, hinting her profession. The Brotherhood of ThievesA secret cult made for striving and successful thieves and kleptomaniacs. Phil the PilfererVoiced by Eric Bauza impersonating Antonio Banderas Phil is a petty thief who can vanish and appear in sight at the blink of an eye. He often gets into the Warriors' way by stealing their stuff. He is also a talented juggler. Phil has a habit of speaking in third person. His catchphrase of victory is "Even when Phil loses, he wins!". His catchphrase of defeat is "Even when Phil wins, he loses!". Despite his tendencies, he also has a tender side such as reading pop-up books to stray kittens. The Grand PoobahVoiced by Candi Milo The leader of the Brotherhood of Thieves, despite being a female. She is the top thief in the Thief of the Year and is the one to inform the rules of thievery to the members and differentating on which act is acceptable and which is inhumane. NasoVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza A thief with an Italian accent who is rivals with Phil on Thief of the Year. Phil stole his equipment used to find the Sheepy Mantis isle in the Sheepy Jungle and was rewarded by taking his place at the Thief of the Year. Despite his rivalries with Phil, he was willing to work with him to form Jailtron in order to take revenge on the Warriors. He considers himself a dark and brooding thief with a lonely mysterious past. BirdaVoiced by Arin Hanson An efeminine thief who, as her name implies, has a crescent nosed similar to a bird. He mocks Phil due to his short stature, but was willing to work with him to form Jailtron in order to take revenge on the Warriors. She considers herself as a cheeky, mischievous thief who masked her feelings between jokes and sarcasm. PurrlanceVoiced by Arin Hanson A thief cat who speaks in a deep Brooklyn accent and, like the others, mocks Phil's attempts to rise in the ranks. Despite this, he was willing to work with him to form Jailtron in order to take revenge on the Warriors, even though he was imprisoned by the Parking Bureau for unpaid parking tickets. He considers himself as the bubbly, funloving thief who keeps morale high with his playful, naive spirit, despite him having a deadpan and negative attitude. NohyasVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza impersonating Randy "Macho Man" Savage Nohyas is the mysterious doppelganger of Prohyas who believes that he is him, even though his clothes are palette swapped and his wears a derby and a mustache. He also has a sister named Handbre who speaks French and is actually his hand dressed like Vambre. His voice is based on the late Randy Savage, even mimicking his catch-phrase, "NO YEAH!". His talent is doing impressions, which is pretty much using his Pencil Magisword to make someone look like him. In the episode, "Random Acts of Memory", he also owns a Selective Memory Magisword which he uses to erase the Warriors' awkward and boring memories of him so he could get them to like him because he was lonely and erases them for the heck of it because he is also evil. Proyhas takes the magisword away from him so he won't use it on them anymore and gives him a new friend called Baghyas (voiced by Jess Harnell impersonating Wayne Newton) to keep him company. The character was inspired by Negaduck of Darkwing Duck. Jim Cummings, voice of both of the characters, is a recurring actor of the series as Buford and the Keeper of the Mask. FlonkVoiced by Paul Schrier Flonk was the Warriors for Hire's playground bully when they were kids, often swiping their milk gems. Now, he's gone pro and becoming a full-time criminal. He also fancies himself as a comedian, often laughing at his own poorly made jokes. He also hates it when people don't laugh at his jokes. As of the episode "Fixing-a-Flonk", he has given up his criminal ways and became a prop comic at the Transylberian Theatre. FrostferatuVoiced by Dave "Gruber" Allen The leader of the Snowmanpires who resides in a castle and often demands his trespassers to gaze upon his horror. He hates being ignored even though he lives as a hermit. He is also on Transylberia's Most Wanted List for aggrivated littering. His minions are ice gargoyles who capture interlopers and attack when commanded. He also gives out long-winded speeches before attacking. His mother lives in a bad neighborhood near the Deepest Darkest Woods, in which he hires other people to deliver gifts in his stead because he refuses to go there. The Broccoli Dumplin KidsFour kids who cause mischief and trouble around Rhyboflavin. They often make fun of the Warriors for Hire, although they occasionally assist them on advice and think that they are cool at some degree. There are all also fans of Broccoli Punch. BorpVoiced by Grey Griffin The self-proclaimed leader of the team who speaks with a Brooklyn accent. He was the one who also reported Frostferatu to Officer Eightdor for aggravated littering. NordVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza The oldest of the kids who is nerdy in appearance and has a vast knowledge of Broccoli Punch. He also got really upset over the ending of the episode "Don't Read the Comments" because the message of the episode was preferred over the backstory of the entire plot, complaining that the creators have no idea what they want. ZonqVoiced by Arin Hanson One of the youngest of the kids and Nord's younger brother who is obsessed with violence at most degree to prone to use a chainsaw against the Tree-J. NyandoVoiced by Luke Ski The only non-human member, a cat who, like Borp, speaks with a Brooklyn accent. He is also against offensive cat stereotypes and was the one who informed the Warriors about Flonk impersonating Broccoli Punch. Francis ThingshooterVoiced by Kyle A. Carrozza impersonating Bobcat Goldthwait[2] A hunter who tried to hunt Teri Gargantuan and his children as he had a permit allowing him so. The Warriors were able to get a permit and as being a law-biding hunter, he had to cease attacking Teri. But he threatens to get a counter-permit until the Warriors send him flying off. He has a cannon gun that can shoot the hardest of nets. Mr. FlummocksVoiced by series' storyboard artist, Victor Courtright An extremely powerful weather gnome and one of the most evil and dangerous characters seen in the series. He causes mayhem and chaos for fun and would destroy the world for his entertainment. The Keeper of the MaskVoiced by Jim Cummings The Guardian of the Mask Magisword who was cursed to stay in the Mask Temple. He gives the Warriors five tries in order to produce the Mindless Bliss mask which will free him and the sword, and grants them the sword. He has low hope for the Warriors because of the thousands who attempted and failed. After Vambre and him duked out, she produced the Mindless Bliss mask, freeing him and the other prisoners. He also enjoys popcorn which he frequently purchases at the Popcorn Store in Mount Ma'al. GloriVoiced by Erica Luttrell Glori was formerly the number one fan of the Warriors for Hire, who was obsessed with them at a high degree to be saved by them. As such, she constantly tried to get herself in danger with the show's recurring villains until Prohyas scolded her for it. She later vowed to vanquish the Warriors once and for all to be the only warrior in Rhyboflavin. As of the episode "School's Out, Oh Bummer!", she is a student at Adventure Academy. In the episode "Quest for Knowledge", she joined the former adventurers' quest to obtain the Knowledge Magisword and was able to get and use the sword to obtain their knowledge in order to use it for her own personal gain. Her reign of terror came to an end because when taking Vambre's knowledge, she also took her brain subconscious as well which led her to surrender. She later received detention and vowed for revenge. Man Fish the Fish ManVoiced by Bill Kopp The self-proclaimed protector of the sea who speaks with a French accent and is after anyone who harms all sealife. Despite his obsession with fish life, his underwater-based powers and his inability to breathe oxygen, he has a very human-like face and appearance and appears to wear a green fish costume. He has a "thrilling backstory" that details it but the characters have no interest in hearing it. Man Fish was based on a character Kyle created in 1992 for Nintendo Power's then-contest for Robot Masters for the game Mega Man 6. PiratesVarious voices. The pirates are notorious bandits that reside in Keelhaul Cove. Their reason for piracy is due to lack of education and high unemployment. They often cross paths with the Warriors whenever they arrive in Keelhaul Cove. Their main hangout is the Wobblin Gobblin, a boot-shaped bar where they enjoy root beers and performances by their friend Sailor Sidney. The most recurring pirates are Plunderbite (voiced by Kyle A. Carrozza), Punchica (voiced by Hal Lublin), Kickica (voiced by Lindsay Smith-Carrozza), Crunch Dislikus (voiced by Lublin), Scritchies O'Stitches (originally voiced by Grey Griffin, later voiced by Smith-Carrozza), Dwight (voiced by Eric Bauza), Numbuh 9 (voiced by Luke Ski) and an unnamed fish pirate (voiced by Dana Gould). Long James Pirate MayorVoiced by Phil LaMarr The mayor of Keelhaul Cove whom, unlike the citizens, is very friendly and generous. He informed of the Warriors' of his citizens' pirating natures but was also very cooperative in staying on good terms with Princess Zange, such as offering gems for any collateral damage caused by his citizens. He has a habit of saying "Pirate Mayor" at the end of each sentence. Sailor SidneyVoiced by Phil LaMarr The main entertainer and close friend to the pirates who often takes the abuse and mockery from his comrades, and often engages in performing showtunes for them which cheers them up. Queen BumbliaVoiced by Haley Mancini The queen of the Zombees who overthrew Frostferatu, took over his cave and hypnotized Neddy to obey her bidding. She planned to take over the world until the Warriors broke her microphone-like cane, causing her minions to lose direction. Adventure Academy charactersProfessor Cyrus and Frank PaulVoiced by Rob Paulsen (Cyrus) and Kyle A. Carrozza (Frank Paul) A teacher at Adventure Academy who taught the Warriors for Hire, Witch Way, Fibby, Familiar, Bimm, Neddy and Cattus when they were enrolled. He often lectures the kids with film videos and demonstrations presented at the Pericardium Pirouette. He is strictly against Magiswords used in class their uses are not presented in the curriculum in which he confiscates them and summons the drawer Bunky Bunkington III to hold them. He always ends up telling the Warriors at the end of each short "You got the learn the RULES before you break em'". Serving alongside is Frank Paul, his pet chic-kicken who sits on his head and copies, in his bird tongue, the last word he says. He also literally counts the days until his retirement. Fibby CroaxVoiced by Arin Hanson An enthusiastic frog who was a former student of Adventure Academy. His attire, laid-back surfer voice and attitude is reminiscent of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and he carries around a huge shield, which he has no idea what it does. His reason for enrollment is to add more danger to his extreme life. His name is a pun on the fact that he's an amphibian and a frog. Whenever someone mentions his name, he shouts "I'm Fibby!". Cattus the One BladeVoiced by Luke Ski A wise and notable cat who wields a huge sword and is a former student of Adventure Academy. His reason for enrollment is to dedicate his decision of helping others. His singing often soothes the savage beast. To his present day, he sports a carefree, happy go lucky attitude enjoying life's wonder and surprises. As his name implants, he only carries one Magisword, which is the Whirlwind Magisword which can be versatile to many degrees. Catty RumpusCatty Rumpus is the adventuring duo consisting of the twin cat sibling magicians, Familiar and Bimm, whom were former adventurers of Adventure Academy. Their primary reason for enrollment, among other things, is because of their family's history in adventuring. FamiliarVoiced by Rider Strong Familiar is a cat sorcerer and the most stoic of the duo whom sees the statistics and logics of the quests, regardless of his frantic attributes. Familiar's reason for enrollment is to achieve a good skill other than just being agile. Similar to Skullivan, Familiar is very pessimistic easily seeing the down-side of things, as well as being very snarky and sarcastic at times. He also does frequent odd-jobs in his spare-time such as being a mascot for the Piggy Pie Jones concert. BimmVoiced by Kate Micucci Bimm is the cat witch who speaks in a soft-spoken tone and the most cowardice of the duo and wishes to not do adventurous and dangerous actions. Bimm's reason for enrollment is because she has no idea what to do with her life. Bimm, being a cat, also has a fear of water. References1. ^http://drawinjohn.tumblr.com/ 2. ^https://magisource.tumblr.com/post/163085541131/while-prohyas-and-nohyas-deal-with-some-things External links{{DISPLAYTITLE:List of Mighty Magiswords characters}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Mighty Magiswords characters}} 4 : Lists of characters in American television animation|Cartoon Network Studios series and characters|Cartoon Network-related lists|2010s television-related lists |
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