To be updated as Derrick reveals more voices.
Ben: Yuri Lowenthal/Tara Strong
Gwen: Ashley Johnson
Kevin: Greg Cipes
Max: Paul Eiding
Rook: Bumper Robinson
Mr. Baughmann: Corey Burton
Khyber: David Kaye
Bubble Helmet: John DiMaggio
Fistina: Morgan Lofting
Liam: Paul Eiding
Malware: Corey Burton
Humungousaur: John DiMaggio
Armodrillo: John DiMaggio
Four Arms: John DiMaggio
NRG: Dee Bradley Baker
Water Hazard: Dee Bradley Baker
Lodestar: Dee Bradley Baker
Spidermonkey: Dee Bradley Baker
Big Chill: Dee Bradley Baker
Crashhopper: Dee Bradley Baker
Nanomech: Dee Bradley Baker
Shocksquatch: David Kaye
Gravattack: David Kaye
Cannonbolt: David Kaye
Heatblast: David Kaye
Terraspin: Bumper Robinson
Bloxx: Bumper Robinson
Jury Rigg: Bumper Robinson
Feedback: Yuri Lowenthal
XLR8: Yuri Lowenthal
Eatle: Eric Bauza
Diamondhead: Eric Bauza
Grey Matter: Eric Bauza
Brainstorm: Corey Burton
Benmummy: Kevin Michael Richardson
Eye Guy: Paul Eiding
Showing posts with label humungousaur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humungousaur. Show all posts
Thursday, July 12, 2012
The Omniverse Voice Actor Post
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012
New Aliens! Humungousaur, Jury Rigg, Ball Weevil
Credit to Swagsif on Ben10toys.net for these pictures. The first batch of redesigns that doesn't make me want to hurt someone, Jury Rigg looks badass. And Ball Weevil is just adorable.
Sorry that they're sideways.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Catch A Falling Star Review
(All categories are out of 5)
Aliens
In this episode, we saw 5 aliens: Humungoubore, Goop, Clockwork, Swampfire, and Eatle. Let me say it straight out: I despise Humungousaur. He's got boring powers, he's overused, and he has an uninteresting design. I'm also not too keen on Swampfire, for the same reasons (except powers). Mercifully, Humungousaur's appearance here was entertaining and Swampfire's was just a cameo. The always-awesome Goop, official debut of Clockwork and Eatle's new - albeit boring transformation sequence made up for it.
Final: 4.1 points
Plot
Weak. I don't like the romance-centered episodes and the lack of Kevin was not good. As far as plot importance goes, it was a sequel to a filler - would that make it a semi-filler? Regardless, I rarely saw myself excited or gripped by this episode, except when my favorite alien, Clockwork, appeared.
Final: 3.5 points
Fun
Gwen got in one good line. The usual merriment vehicles, Kevin and Rath, were absent, so this episode was a little less fun than the norm. The romantic plot also made this one less tan enjoyable.
Final: 2.6 points
Average: 3.6
...but it gets a bonus point for Clockwork!
Final: 4.2
Aliens
In this episode, we saw 5 aliens: Humungoubore, Goop, Clockwork, Swampfire, and Eatle. Let me say it straight out: I despise Humungousaur. He's got boring powers, he's overused, and he has an uninteresting design. I'm also not too keen on Swampfire, for the same reasons (except powers). Mercifully, Humungousaur's appearance here was entertaining and Swampfire's was just a cameo. The always-awesome Goop, official debut of Clockwork and Eatle's new - albeit boring transformation sequence made up for it.
Final: 4.1 points
Plot
Weak. I don't like the romance-centered episodes and the lack of Kevin was not good. As far as plot importance goes, it was a sequel to a filler - would that make it a semi-filler? Regardless, I rarely saw myself excited or gripped by this episode, except when my favorite alien, Clockwork, appeared.
Final: 3.5 points
Fun
Gwen got in one good line. The usual merriment vehicles, Kevin and Rath, were absent, so this episode was a little less fun than the norm. The romantic plot also made this one less tan enjoyable.
Final: 2.6 points
Average: 3.6
...but it gets a bonus point for Clockwork!
Final: 4.2
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