Michael Donovan

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Michael Donovan
Occupation
  • Voice actor
  • voice director
  • casting director
Notable credit(s)

Michael Donovan is a Canadian voice actor and director known for his voice on the series Conan the Adventurer where he played the lead role of Conan. He is also known for his work as the voices of Phong, Mike the TV, Cecil, and Al on ReBoot.

Donovan has also provided the voice of Wolf Bronski in Exosquad, Sabretooth in X-Men: Evolution, Grey Hulk in The Incredible Hulk and She-Hulk, and Carnage in Spider-Man Unlimited. He provided the voices of Spike the Dog and Droopy on the hit WB series Tom & Jerry Tales. He also provided the voice for Ryoga Hibiki in the anime series Ranma ½, Suikotsu in InuYasha, as well as Cye of Torrent and Sage of Halo in Ronin Warriors.

He has also directed many animated series and feature films.

Roles[]

Animation[]

Live-action[]

Anime[]

Video games[]

Directing and casting credits[]

  • Lego Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures – Disney / Lucasfilm / WilFilm
  • Lego Nexo Knights - Lego / M2
  • Lego Elves - Lego / JaFilm
  • Lego Star Wars - Lego / WilFilm
  • Lego Friends - Lego / M2
  • Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu – Lego/WilFilm
  •  – SD Entertainment, Maslen Entertainment
  • Ninjago – New Lego Movie – WilFilm/Feelgoodfilm, Denmark[citation needed]
  • Superbook – 36 episodes – CBN
  • Dreamkix – 26 episodes – Designstorm
  • Rollbots – 26 episodes – 4 Kids/Amberwood Animation
  • 321 Penguins – 26 episodes – NBC Kubo/Big Idea Productions
  • A Kind of Magic – 26 episodes – Xilam Animation
  •  – 26 episodes – CBS/American Greeting/SD Ent.
  • Care Bears: Oopsy Does It! – Feature film – American Greeting/SD Ent.
  •  – Feature film – American Greeting/SD Ent.
  • Care Bears – 6 direct-to-video movies – American Greeting/SD Ent.
  • Famous 5: On the Case – 26 episodes – Disney Channel/Marathon/Chorion
  • Eon Kid – 26 episodes – Warner Brothers
  • Oban Star Racers 26 episodes – Jetix/Disney/Sav Productions
  • Monster Buster Club 52 episodes – Jetix/Toon Disney/Marathon
  • Tom and Jerry Tales 78 episodes – Warner Brothers
  • Tom and Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale – Direct-to-video movie- Warner Brothers/Turner Entertainment
  • Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island – 26 episodes – Warner Brothers
  •  – Goodtimes Entertainment/Jetlag Productions/Carye Brothers
  • Team Galaxy – 52 episodes – Marathon Animation
  • Alien Racers – 52 episodes – MGA/SD Entertainment
  • He-Man and the Masters of the Universe – 39 episodes – Mattel/Mike Young Productions
  • Nilus the Sandman – 26 episodes – Delaney & Friends Cartoon Prod./Cambium Film & Video Productions
  • Martin Mystery – 66 episodes – YTV/Marathon Animation
  • ReBoot – 47 episodes – ABC/Alliance/Mainframe Entertainment
  • Action Man – 26 episodes – Fox/MGM/SD Ent/Mainframe
  • Make Way for Noddy – 100 episodes – Chorion Ent./SD Entertainment
  • The Book of Virtues – 13 episodes – PBS/Porchlight Entertainment
  • Skysurfer Strike Force – 26 episodes – Ruby Spears/Ashi Prod. Co./Bohbot
  • War Planets (Shadow Raiders) – 40 episodes – Mainframe Entertainment
  •  – MGA/SD Entertainment
  • Spiff and Hercules – 52 episode – TFI/Col.Ima.Son/Channel 4 (UK)/Ocean
  • Tony Hawk in Boom Boom Sabotage – Direct-to-video – Funimation/Mainframe Ent.
  • Dragon Ball – Funimation/Seagull/Trimark (1995 dub)
  • Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies – Direct-to-video-Funimation/Trimark
  • Max Steel – 6 direct-to-video movies – Mattel/Mainframe Ent.
  • Candyland – Direct-to-video movie – Hasbro/SD Entertainment
  • My Little Pony: A Very Pony Place)DTV – Hasbro/SD Entertainment
  • My Little Pony: Twinkle Wish Adventure – DTV – Hasbro/SD Entertainment
  •  – DTV – Hasbro/SD Entertainment
  • Hot Wheels: Highway 35 – World Race – Mattel/Mainframe Entertainment
  • Hot Wheels: AcceleRacers – Ignition – Mattel/Mainframe Entertainment
  • Hot Wheels: AcceleRacers – The Speed of Silence – Mattel/Mainframe Entertainment
  • Hot Wheels: AcceleRacers – Breaking Point – Mattel/Mainframe Entertainment
  • Hot Wheels: AcceleRacers – The Ultimate Race – Mattel/Mainframe Entertainment
  • Scary Godmother – DTV – Mainframe Entertainment
  • Lapitch the Little Shoemaker – Croatia Film/HaffaDiebold/Pro 7
  • Billy the Cat – 52 episodes, 2 specials – Ocean Group/EVA Entertainment/NOA/WIC/Siriol Productions
  •  – Fuji Project Ltd/Saban Entertainment
  • GeoTrax – "New Train in Town" – DTV – Fisher Price
  • GeoTrax – "Legend of Old Rust" – DTV – Fisher Price
  • GeoTrax – "Flying Lesson" – DTV – Fisher Price
  • The Adventures of T-Rex – 52 episodes – Gunther/Wahl/Jetlag Productions
  • King Arthur and the Knights of Justice – 26 episodes – Jetlag Productions
  • Heavy Metal 2000 – Feature film – Columbia Tristar/CinéGroupe
  • The Fearless Four – Feature film – Warner Brothers/Munich Animation
  • Help! I'm a Fish! – Feature film – A Film/Munich Animation
  •  – Feature film – Warner Brothers/Munich Animation

References[]

  1. ^ Legend of Korra Season 3 Episode 2 closing credits
  2. ^ "From "Blast That X-wing!" to "Traitor!": The Voices of Star Wars: The Force Awakens - StarWars.com". starwars.com. January 25, 2016. Retrieved December 21, 2016.
  3. ^ Cauldron (October 19, 2010). Cabela's Dangerous Hunts 2011. Activision. Scene: Credits, 5:07 minutes in, Voice Talent.
  4. ^ Capcom. Resident Evil 6. Capcom. Scene: Closing credits, 4 minutes in, Facial Capture (ADR) Cast.
  5. ^ Vicarious Visions. Skylanders: SuperChargers. Activision. Scene: Closing credits, 7:13 in, Voice Actors.
  6. ^ Toys for Bob. Skylanders: Trap Team. Scene: Closing credits, 8:40 in.

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