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Mighty Max

  • TV Series
  • 1993–1995
  • TV-Y7
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
7.8/10
2.1K
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Mighty Max (1993)
SuperheroActionAdventureAnimationFamilyFantasyHorrorThriller

Max, a twelve-year-old boy, finds a magical cap that can teleport him across dimensions.Max, a twelve-year-old boy, finds a magical cap that can teleport him across dimensions.Max, a twelve-year-old boy, finds a magical cap that can teleport him across dimensions.

  • Creators
    • Mark Zaslove
    • Rob Hudnut
  • Stars
    • Rob Paulsen
    • Tony Jay
    • Richard Moll
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.8/10
    2.1K
    YOUR RATING
    • Creators
      • Mark Zaslove
      • Rob Hudnut
    • Stars
      • Rob Paulsen
      • Tony Jay
      • Richard Moll
    • 27User reviews
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  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 2 nominations total

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    Rob Paulsen
    Rob Paulsen
    • Max…
    • 1993–1994
    Tony Jay
    Tony Jay
    • Virgil…
    • 1993–1994
    Richard Moll
    Richard Moll
    • Norman
    • 1993–1994
    Corey Burton
    Corey Burton
    • Felix…
    • 1993–1994
    Tim Curry
    Tim Curry
    • Skullmaster…
    • 1993–1994
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Lava Lord…
    • 1993–1994
    Tress MacNeille
    Tress MacNeille
    • Max's Mom
    • 1993–1994
    Kath Soucie
    Kath Soucie
    • Bea
    • 1993–1994
    Jim Cummings
    Jim Cummings
    • Ape King…
    • 1993–1994
    Rene Auberjonois
    Rene Auberjonois
    • Arachnoid…
    • 1994
    B.J. Ward
    B.J. Ward
    • Mrs. Fudder…
    • 1994
    Brad Garrett
    Brad Garrett
    • Gate Keeper…
    • 1993–1994
    Charlie Adler
    Charlie Adler
    • Ernie
    • 1993
    Kenneth Mars
    Kenneth Mars
    • Professor Zygote
    • 1994
    Dorian Harewood
    Dorian Harewood
    • Nahmo…
    • 1994
    Danny Goldman
    Danny Goldman
    • Cyberskull
    • 1994
    Neil Ross
    Neil Ross
    • Hydra's Dark Side
    • 1994
    Ellen Gerstell
    • Flight Attendant…
    • 1994
    • Creators
      • Mark Zaslove
      • Rob Hudnut
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    Chiron1987

    One of the most underrated animated series on television

    Mighty Max, based primarily upon a micro-sized toy line, was a terrific animated series which died prematurely but will always be remembered. Max, a young pre-teen, is the "Cap Bearer", a mystical warrior who is transported all over the world in order to combat evil in many forms. Along for the ride is Virgil, a Lemurian and a sentient owl, and Norman, a Nordic warrior, voiced excellently by Richard Moll. This series was well-animated and acted, and presented good storylines and memorable villains including Skullmaster, maliciously voiced by Tim Curry. The series ender was very peculiarly made, in that it ends with Max and his comrades beginning their adventures all over again, making the show seem seamless, but nonetheless sad. I was privileged to view Mighty Max on a Canadian satellite wild-feed, and taped much of the series, but true fans should petition channels such as Cartoon Network to present Mighty Max to its fans and potential viewers.
    10joecho5

    Mighty Max is one of the funniest cartoons

    All the characters in this cartoon were hilarious. Norman the Viking guardian had some memorable phrases and the skull master, the bad guy, would always be vowing to kill Max with some insane cackling. The writing is the best.

    I was glued to the set when this would come on when I was younger. If they came out with a DVD of all the episodes they made I would be forced to buy it. This and a Conan the Barbarian cartoon are the ones I miss the most from childhood. I think these cartoons are the most unappreciated out of all the great cartoons. I used to watch these cartoons on channel 13 in the Los Angeles Area.

    I remember the owl was always afraid, warning Max that he was in trouble and that he was the chosen one. Max didn't believe that he was the chosen one and always gave the owl trouble. Norman was less talkative but his simplicity was funny. He would say things like "I eat monsters for breakfast" when he was battling them. And then when he was battling zombies he would say "I eat zombies for...nevermind." Classic cartoon comedy and action.

    I vote that they re-air Mighty Max.
    10radloffr

    Too young for Ninja Turtles, Too old for Yu-gi-oh. THIS. IS. MINE.

    The title of my summary pretty much covers my review.

    This is to me what Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was to someone 5 years older. While I missed out on that little pop-culture wave, I embraced the toy line and t.v. series that was Mighty Max with both arms.

    You wanna know how into this I was? I went as Mighty Max for Halloween.

    Thank God for the internet. Thanks to Demonoid, last week I was able to watch this great show from my childhood for the first time in over a decade.

    I'm watching this right now, having just been blown away by recognizing Rob Paulson of Animaniacs, and am also loving the celebrity humor in "Tar Wars". 4 minutes in, and they have already mentioned, By NAME: Clint Eastwood, Governor Arnold, Dustin Hoffman, John Wayne, AND Ace Ventura. Hells yeah.

    Damn, it is only upon writing this that I realize there is NO WAY IN HELL I can give this series anything less than a perfect score. Any imperfections have been lost in the fog of time.

    This Is My Childhood. This Is Awesomeness. This Is The Mighty One.
    willywants

    I loved it.

    When I was younger, maybe 9 or 10, I can remember getting up early Saturday morning to watch MIGHTY MAX. It was a really great show. It had some cool monsters in it (Two-headed dragons, aliens, giant crabs, zombies, fish creatures....monster galore!), appealing if not high-tech animation, swift paces and good twists. I so miss you, mighty max. Perhaps some day Mighty Max will be shown on cartoon network, until then.........WE MISS YOU, MAX!!!!!
    Judexdot1

    Bad animation, wedded to unique, quality writing

    I discovered this as an adult, but, amongst the wasteland of cheesy toy commercials, it shone like a supernova. It was the usual limited animation, but there were was actual intelligence on display in the writing. (Quality writing appears to be less expensive than quality animation, in regards to this show, and many others. Too bad there isn't more of it around.) I really fell in love with it, when an episode showed up, that incorporated aspects of the Cthulhu mythos, only the 2nd cartoon I've ever seen do so. (the other was "The Real Ghostbusters", where Peter Venkman and crew, faced off against Cthulhu itself!). I always appreciate Lovecraft overtones, but this had so much more, even touching on the Arthurian mythology. A good blend of ideas and action. Put my vote in for a revival on "Cartoon Network", "Boomerang", or anybody that could show it. We Want Max!

    --Judex.1--

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    • Trivia
      This show was somewhat controversial for its increasingly dark toned. It featured implied character deaths and other situations deemed too dark or mature for kids. This was especially upsetting to censors, as the show was based on a toy line for young children (as opposed to a toy line being created because of the show, the show existed to promote toys which already existed). The creators of the cartoon were nevertheless frustrated by the censorship issues and by the inevitable cancellation. The show was successful and critically acclaimed when it first began.
    • Quotes

      [Max and Norman enter a room with several solid stone slabs as furniture]

      Max: Yeesh, what is this place?

      Norman: My room, Mighty One

      Max: Ah. Remind me never to have a pillow fight with you, Norman.

    • Connections
      Featured in What's Up Doc?: Episode #2.31 (1994)

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    • Release date
      • September 1, 1993 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • France
      • South Korea
      • Canada
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • The Adventures of Mighty Max
    • Production companies
      • Bluebird
      • Canal+
      • Film Roman Productions
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    • Runtime
      30 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.33 : 1

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