"The Railways of Crotoonia" Animated Series (Wave 1)
Project Overview
Do you love doing impressions of animated characters?
Well here's your chance to shine!
I, Milan "MilanTooner" P., am looking for voice actors for my biggest project yet: An adventure-loaded and fun-packed animated series entitled "The Railways of Crotoonia", following the daily mishaps and misadventures of some of the world's most famous animated railway engines (and some favorites outside the rails!) whilst living in the bustling North American country of Crotoonia. Preceeding its release will be a multi-part series of shorts entitled "Meet the Crotoonians", introducing it's wide cast of characters to unfamiliar audiences.
The series will be produced in MikuMikuDance whist also employing traditional animation, and will join together a rag-tag team of characters on thrill-loaded adventures like you've never seen them before!
But we need your help to get this show on the railroad!
So come and join the Crotoonian crew, and if you don't get a role, don't worry! This is just the first wave for the casting, so there'll be more roles where this came from! GOOD LUCK!
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An elderly Yukon steam engine from the days of the Klondike, and the engine in charge of the standard gauge line between the Din Y. Dee Gold Mine Co. transfer yards to the Crotoonian Gold Smelters. Kindly, rough and ready, despite his elderly age.
Aaalll aboard!
Blast my stack, I haven't seen that much gold since the days of the Klondike Gold Rush!
A massive streamlined steam engine from the 1936 Fleischer Studios short "Play Safe". Montana may be massive and intimidating at first with a gruff attitude towards rule-breaking and risk-taking, but he's really a fatherly figure to younger engines. Head engine of the Pinewood Flyer, an express train from Pinewood Island Resort to Celgreb Central Station.
Use the original "Play Safe" short as a reference.
Bewaaaare! Take caaaaare!
Morning sir! Usual express runs today?
Engine 35 of the Dream Fleet Railway Co. (also originating from the 2011 Little Engine That Could). Very friendly and cheery, but incredibly worrisome about running late.
Originally voiced by the legendary Jeff Bennett.
Where's Patrick? I need my caboose!
Rats! I'm gonna be late!
(rushing) Out of the way! Out of the waaaay!
A little tank engine originating from the English village of Greendale (from the British TVS "Postman Pat"), G.R. works the nightly branch line mail trains across Crotoonia and passenger services from Kahlville Junction to the Cliffstone Mountain town of Greendale and further down to the beaches of Gridinia County. Quiet, hard working, knowledgable, resourceful, and never hesistant towards work.
A Yorkshire accent is recommended.
Everybody bound for Greendale, please board now!
Evening everyone! Ready for the mail runs?
Pardon me please, mail run to the harbor coming through!
The main character from MCA Universal Home Video/S4C's production of "The Little Engine That Could". A determined, fiesty little switch engine who works at Kahlville Junction, moving cars and coaches. Can hold her own, and never gives up when tackling any kind of job.
Orginally voiced by legendary voice actress Kath Soucie. The original movie can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1-oBGlbLj4
I think I can, I think I can, I think I can!
Hold your wheels Farnsworth! They're nearly ready!
Come on everyone! Rise and shine!
A shiny passenger engine from the Dream Fleet Railway Co., originating from Crest Animation's production of "The Little Engine That Could". Full of herself, slighty overconfident, and extremly gossipy.
Originally voiced by Brenda Song, star of Disney's "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody".
It's always the pretty ones that get picked!
So I said "honk-honk" and then she said "honk-honk", and then I was all like "honk-honk", and then she said "honk-honk", and then I said "Oh no you Honk-Honk"!
Ew! Mind my windows puffball!
Herc's wife from Disney's "Hercules", working as a reporter for the Crotoonian Gazette. Sassy, independent, a tad snarky, quick-witted, and tough enough for any situation.
Originally voiced by Susan Egan, the voice of Rose Quartz of "Steven Universe".
Megara. My friends call me Meg, at least they would if I had any friends.
Keep it movin' guys, I need stories on the double!
Well, see ya later. It's been a real slice!
Tootle's faithful caboose, who accompanies him with most of his work around the railway. Friendly, cheery, a little worrisome, and an all-around good friend.
The "Little Golden Book Land" special should also be used for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ochpZx1t7A
(worried) Tootle! Mind the switches!
That's it! Steady does it! And you're parked!
The main character of Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas". The "Pumpkin King" of Crotoonia, and a local Halloween festival manager turnewho now runs the Pinewood Island Island Theme Park. Despite his creepy looks, he's actually a really nice and polite fellow, although he's rather eccentric and slighlty naive at times.
Originally voiced by Chris Sarandon.
Oooh! What's this?
This is going to be such a grand sight! They've really outdone themselves with this!
A little steamer who beat Melissa in a big race many years ago, T. Jerry handles heavy goods traffic from the salt mines at Bartlett Bay and ocassional work on G.R. and Azul's Branch Line. Mighty, strong-to-the-finish, and loves a friendly race.
A voice akin to Popeye may be recommended.
Morning Melissa! Ready for a race?
Steel beam train, coming through!
A big boisterious, but kind hearted tender engine working from the harbour, with a booming voice and massive wheels. Enjoys a good race with her old racing partner T. Jerry, though she can be a little too competitive at times.
RRReady to rooooll!
Clear the lines for the heavy freight!
I'm gonna beat ya this time T.J.!
The head "Toon Train" of the Toon Train Branch from Inkblotia to the Gridinian Beaches, she's the "Everyengine" of the railways, doing jobs from farm produce to passenger wagons. Smart, quick-witted and quick thinking, and a little bit of a chatter box at times.
A voice similar to Su Pollard in "Penny Crayon" is recommended.
What a wonderful load I've got today!
Um, 'scuse me, little goods train coming through.
Oh dear! Yellow light! Better stop!
A mixed-traffic engine from MCA Universal Home Video/S4C's production of "The Little Engine That Could". A kindly, cheery engine with a Southern accent, though she has a tendancy to have boiler problems.
Originally voiced by Bever-Leigh Banfield: http://www.beverleighbanfield.com/
The original movie can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1-oBGlbLj4
Hey, aren't ya'll forgettin' Jebediah?
Settle down girl, I'm on your side. Fact is honey, I wouldn't mind you pulling a train for me. Got a little hitch in my..chug-along this mornin'. But you had better get goin'!
A quarry engine who often comes down from the Island of Sodor to work at BorderLine Quarry. Reliable, honest, mature, and hard-working.
Originally voiced by Jules de Jongh from S13-16. A sample of her voice can be heard in this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzCG1UoDEm8
Get in line and get ready!
Careful around there! There's going to be blasting later!
I'll get your wagons ready, just hold on!
The titular character of the classic Little Golden Book "Tootle". Young, energetic, a little impatient, a little inexperienced around the rail yard.
Originally voiced by Dillian Bouey in the 1989 TV Special "Little Golden Book Land: The Great Harbour": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ochpZx1t7A
He's late again Katy!
Come on Katy! I wanna get moving!
Me? Leave the rails? I've never done such a thing!
An elderly steamer (from the Looney Tunes short "Porky's Railroad"), Toots is able to handle any sort of work....if it doesn't ache her in any way. Wise, seasoned, though a little stubborn with some jobs.
Morning team, Toots is ready to work!
Ooooh, my aching rivets!
Ouch! My coupling's creaking!
The titular character from Disney's "Hercules". A retired hero and legendary Olympic champion, who often joins sporting events throughout Crotoonia. Heroic, fearless, a bit clumsy, brave yet somewhat coy, dependable and compassionate.
Originally voiced by Tate Donovan
I'm Hercules, and I happen to be... a hero!
Pardon me. It seems to me that what you folks need is a hero.
The friendly works engine from the Dream Fleet Railway Co., originating from Crest Animation's production of "The Little Engine That Could". Friendly, hard-working, and ready for any job.
Originally voiced by Chelsea Erinne Evered.
I'll get it fitted as soon as I can.
Careful with the crane! Gently does it!
The titular character of Disney's 1998 animated feature "Mulan", she lives near Celgreb Fields with her family, teaching archery around the country and ocassionally helping out around rail lines along the eastern ends of Celgreb County. An outdoorsy-sort of woman who, despite her clumsiness and outspoken nature, always proves herself with her bravery, resourcefulness, and determination.
Originally voiced by Ming-Na Wen, who can also be seen in "Agents of S.H.E.I.L.D."
Reflect before you snack - act!
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