Captain Carrot & His Amazing Zoo Crew! (CARTOON PILOT)
Project Overview
A pilot for a potential animated series (indie or mainstream) based on DC Comics' "Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew!" Pilot based on "New Teen Titans" â„–16 and "Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew" â„–1, created by Scotty Shaw and Roy Thomas.
It all starts on Earth-C, where Superman, investigating a nefarious plot by Starro the Conqueror that's de-evolving Metropolis citizens into their primal ancestors, has accidentally breached into. As it turns out, this world inhabited by "funny animals" is suffering a similar chaotic ordeal... a meteor crashes and splits into six fragments, which give six "survivors" superpowers, which they use to defeat Starro and reverse the machine, with Superman's help. After Superman says goodbye, the six are celebrated by the public, and decide to become a team of superheroes. Now the six have to deal with balancing two celebrity lives at the same time whilst also fighting your average array of supervillains.
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A rabbit from Gnu York and leader of the team, who possesses powers similar to Superman which are derived from carrots imbued with the meteor's energy. In his alter ego, Rodney is the writer and artist of the comic book Just'a Lotta Animals.
Voices to keep in mind: As Rodney, the voice is a timid, puny nerd. As Captain Carrot, much more triumphant and confident. Sorta like Wally Cox with Underdog.
Actually, my real name is Roger, but I call myself Rodney so people don't confuse me with Mr. Wolf's neighbor.
A cat from Mew Orleans, martial arts instructor, and student of the mystical arts. She wields a magic wand that was originally a stirring stick before being imbued with the meteor's power.
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A pig from Piggsburgh who was transformed into living iron after being struck by a meteor fragment and falling into a vat of metal in the steel mill where he worked.
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A duck actor from Follywood, Califurnia who gained elasticity.
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A poodle and gossip columnist who gained the ability to attract and repel other objects.
Voice Inspirations to Keep in Mind: Rogue (X-Men '97)
- american (southern)
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A turtle from the Okey-Dokey swamp who gained "superchelonian" speed. His uncle Merton McSnurtle operated as the Terrific Whatzit during the Second Weird War and participated in "Operation Overlard".
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- male child
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A double role for one actor to play; the two are (spoilers) twin brothers, with Brother Hood having a Dr. Claw-style presence for the post-credits cliffhanger, the leader of the series's shadowy main villain organization A.C.R.O.S.T.I.C.
(As President Fillmore) Well, I won't stand for anybody telling me what to do- when they're not even registered voters! Tell the FBI to find a way to spy on them, somehow!-- Because any group- or any nation-- that can be successfully spied upon can be defeated!!
(As Brother Hood) How true, President Mallard Fillmore. How very, VERY true...!
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Inspirations: William Woodson (The "Super Friends" Announcer)/Ted Knight ("The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure")
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Able to accurately mimic Scott Shaw's original artwork with Earth-C whilst bringing a more realistic flow to the human characters
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2-D Animation Influences: Jellystone, 1960s Filmation, Super Friends, The Mighty Heroes, the Fleischer Superman cartoons, Butch Hartman, Ed Benedict. Modern fluidity mixed with the simpler retro.
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Both Background Music and Theme Song
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