Guardian_owl
In a previous answer you mentioned that the Air Pirates are all wolves because that is their nature, group predators, and you even made reference to the "Wolf Pack" Nazi submarines.
1.)What is the significance (if any) of the blue (my guess is because of the cold), Warthog design of the USSR-like Thembrians?
In that same vein you mentioned the character of Wildcat was based on a pilot character from the movie "Fandango."
2.)Was there a character the story writer or the voice actor drew from to develop the character/voice of Col. Spigot? (other than Napoleon)
It has been quite interesting thus far, thank you for responding to questions about the show.
Jymn Magon
> 1.)What is the significance (if any) of the blue (my guess is because of the cold), Warthog design of the USSR-like Thembrians?
Blue for cold. Warthogs because the they are lumpy, ugly critters. We needed an animal that matched the dumpling-like thinking of the Thembrians.
> In that same vein you mentioned the character of Wildcat was based on a pilot character from the movie "Fandango." Was there a character the story writer or the voice actor drew from to develop the character/voice of Col. Spigot? (other than Napoleon)
Mark said it earlier. Wally Shawn. "It's incontheivable!"
| November 04, 2009 | ||
Follow up thought: What animal would YOU have picked for a
pig-headed, militaristic country? |
| November 04, 2009 | ||
> 1.)What is the significance (if any) of the blue (my guess is
because of the cold), Warthog design of the USSR-like Thembrians? Blue for cold. Warthogs because the they are lumpy, ugly critters. We needed an animal that matched the dumpling-like thinking of the Thembrians. > In that same vein you mentioned the character of Wildcat was based on a pilot character from the movie "Fandango." Was there a character the story writer or the voice actor drew from to develop the character/voice of Col. Spigot? (other than Napoleon) Mark said it earlier. Wally Shawn. "It's incontheivable!" |
| August 25, 2009 | ||
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About the first question - I've always been curious about that,
too. A bunch of different species are found everywhere else, but Thembria. They're all the same (which I find intriguing.) |