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Each series consisted of eight balls, as well as a collection of Super Madballs, a larger version of the original Madballs shaped like other sports balls, such as the American football-shaped 'Touchdown Terror', the soccer ball-shaped 'Goal Eater' and the basketball-shaped 'Foul Shot'. There were two series of the original Madballs collectible toys. The toys were rubber or foam collectible bouncing balls with grotesque faces and designs. 5.4 Classic Series 3 and Classic Series 4.

Sandy: Skip's sister, voiced by Alyson Court. Skip: The Madballs' manager on Earth, voiced by Christopher Ward. He is a werewolf who has a habit of using breath spray frequently, voiced by Don Francks. Wolf Breath: The leader of the evil Badballs.

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He made a cameo in Madballs: Escape from Orb and his first full appearance was in Madballs: Gross Jokes. Oculus Orbus: A giant eyeball, voiced by Len Carlson.īash Brain: A normal face with its scalp ripped off to expose its brain, also voiced by Len Carlson. He is Wolf Breath's right-hand man, also voiced by Dan Hennessey.įreaky Fullback: A purple monster wearing an orange football helmet, also voiced by Dan Hennessey.

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He was voiced by Dan Hennessey.īruise Brother: One of the evil Badballs who looks like a biker with a German helmet, eye patch and beard. He is friends with Aargh, even though Aargh often abuses him and the two of them often argue a lot, especially over which one of them is the Madballs' biggest fan. Slobulus: A drooling face with one eye hanging from the socket. She was voiced by Cree Summer in the first video and Taborah Johnson in the second video. He was voiced by Jeri Craden.įreakella: A Bride of Frankenstein-esque Madball who hates being called 'Mophead'.

He was also voiced by John Stocker.ĭusty Dustbrain: A very intelligent mummy. Skull Face: A skull with a smile who is best friends with Horn Head and Dusty Dustbrain. He is friends with Slobulus, even though he often abuses him and the two of them argue a lot, especially over which one of them is the Madballs' biggest fan. He was voiced by Keith Hampshire.Īargh: A blue-skinned Frankenstein monster-esque Madball with one eye completely open and the other one completely shut. He also seems to be a friend of Freakella, because they are seen together near the end of the introduction and he is often seen speaking with her. He is apparently the Madballs' leader, as he often refers to his friends as the 'gang'. Screamin' Meemie: A baseball with an eerie grin. Both of these releases are only available on VHS and are not yet available on either DVD or Blu-ray. The second one, released in 1987, was another 22-minute episode called Madballs: Gross Jokes that was a series of jokes and skits performed by the Madballs. It was directed by Laura Shepherd are written by Heather MacGillvray and John de Klein. The video also featured a female, cartoon-exclusive Madball named Freakella, modeled after the Bride of Frankenstein. The first one, released in 1986, was a 22-minute episode called Madballs: Escape from Orb in which the titular characters are a rock and roll band who performs across the galaxy, but heads for Earth, as music is illegal on their home planet, Orb. They did, however, have two direct-to-home video cartoons released by Nelvana. Unlike many high-profile toylines at the time, the Madballs did not have an accompanying television series. The toyline expanded into a franchise with comic books, direct-to-video cartoons, and a video game for the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC and Commodore 64. The balls incorporated gross-out humor and each was given a character synopsis and an odd name. Madballs is a series of toy foam balls originally created by AmToy, a subsidiary company of American Greetings (Now Cloudco Entertainment) in the mid-1980s, later being revived by Art Asylum (2007–2008) and Just Play, Inc.