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Cartoon Monsoon

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Cartoon Monsoon

2003- 2004

2 Seasons

10 Episodes

10.0(1 votes)

Ended

Animation

Comedy

Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Kids

Overview

A anthology collection of cartoons made by animators from 2003 to 2004.

Links & Resources

Website IMDbView

Social & External

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Animation

Cast & Crew

8 members

Acting

Tom Kenny

Mr. Foxworth/Mr. Merica/King Hen/Edgar/Neebish/Tweeter (voice)

Tom Kenny

Acting

Khary Payton

Dante/Corey/CC Daily/Markko/Captain Wiltz (voice)

Khary Payton

Acting

Grey DeLisle

Tammy/Bee/Lux (voice)

Grey DeLisle

Acting

Phil LaMarr

Razo Hiro (voice)

Phil LaMarr

Acting

Tara Strong

Zatanna (voice)

Tara Strong

Acting

Steve Blum

Anago/Cletus/Cement Larry/Sandman/Tinkle Bug (voice)

Steve Blum

Acting

Kath Soucie

Unknown Role

Kath Soucie

Acting

Candi Milo

Aribba (voice)

Candi Milo

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