#Pac man cartoon 1983 plus#
#Pac man cartoon 1983 series#

Pac-Man, Sue is orange like Clyde, here she's lavender. This may have been inspired by the infamous 'Clyde & Blinky error', where the two get their names (or AI patterns) swapped. Here, they're treated as the leader and second-in-command, respectively. Adaptational Badass: Clyde and Sue in most incarnations of Pac-Man are considered the least threatening ghosts, due to their AI pattern causing them to break off a chase whenever they get close to their target.It's Pac-Man's job to stop him.įor the characters in this series, see Pac-Land.įor the CGI adaptation, see Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures. He needs them to take over Pac-land, and maybe even more. Pac-Man) to get him the Power Forest, the forest where power pellets are grown.

#Pac man cartoon 1983 plus#

The primary plot is about an evil wizard named Mezmaron who orders his Ghost Monsters (the four seen in the game, plus Sue from Ms.

The result was the first-ever licensed adaptation of a video game character. Featured in the song were Johnny Lozada, Ricky Melendez, Charlie Masso, Ray Reyes and Roy Rossello.In 1982, Hanna-Barbera acquired the rights to produce a cartoon based on the eponymous game in America, as part of a 90-minute omnibus with The Little Rascals and Richie Rich. In keeping with the Hispanic flavor of the show, the theme song was sung by Puerto Rican boy band Menudo. When scrambled, Rubik can only be heard making low-key gibberish and can sometimes be heard saying, 'Help.' Rubik works in secret to expose the bully’s true brutal personality in front of the girl.įor dramatic purposes, Rubik often gets easily fully scrambled (such as by being dropped or grabbed by the family dog, and sometimes scrambles himself) and usually solved quickly by the Rodriguez children, although in stressful circumstances it takes them longer. Outside of the evil magician, episodes usually deal with more normal adversaries, such as when Reynaldo runs afoul of a bully who thwarts his efforts to gain a potential girlfriend, while at the same time the bully makes himself appear decent to the girl. Once, Rubik was recovered by a detective who is a relative of the magician, but then decides the children should keep Rubik, fearing that the magician would use him for evil and selfish purposes. Rubik helps Carlos, Lisa, and Reynaldo Rodriguez in foiling the magician’s attempts to recover him. Rubik falls out of the stagecoach of an evil magician, who later becomes the main villain of the series.

#Pac man cartoon 1983 series#

Palillo said Rubik's giggle was very different from the trademark laugh of Horshack, his character on the TV series Welcome Back, Kotter, and that it was pretty 'for an inanimate object'. The voice of Rubik, Ron Palillo, told TV Guide in 1983 that for the role, he spoke very slowly and then technicians sped up the tapes and raised the pitch. Rubik can only come alive when he is in a solved state. The program features a magic Rubik's Cube named Rubik who can fly through the air and has other special powers.

The Rubik half hour was broadcast in reruns as a standalone series on ABC from May 4 to August 31, 1985. Rubik, the Amazing Cube is a 1983 half-hour Saturday morning animated series based on the puzzle created by Ernő Rubik, produced by Ruby-Spears Enterprises and broadcast as part of The Pac-Man/Rubik, the Amazing Cube Hour block on ABC from September 10 to Decemand continued in reruns until September 1, 1984. American TV series or program Rubik, the Amazing Cube