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Release year: 1994

Storyline

The show takes us through the struggles of life as a child monster. Three monster friends are studying how to scare humans in school. Often, their attempts don't work out as planned.

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Cast

Charlie Adler — Ickis, Joe, Monster Doctor, 1st Mate, Actor, Baker, Briscoe, Burglar, Cat Burglar, Cheerleader, Classmate, Dishwasher, Doc, Doctor, Ed, Father, Fickis, Fromage, Gas Attendant, Goalie, Guard, Gummo, Harry, Herbert Rouse, Human, Ibalo, Jacques, Jagg, Janitor, Jogger, Juggler, L'Orange, Lou, Mad Dog, Man, Marine, Mississippi, Moloch, Monster, Passerby, Phil, Poodle Owner, Reporter, Rob, Roy, Smith, Sublina, Teenager, Thickis, Thornk, Thug, Tickis, Traffic Cop, Trickis, Trucker, Wise Guy
Christine Cavanaugh — Oblina, Kid, Businesswoman, Anne, Blarp, Cafe Lady, Cheerleader, Child, Child #1, Choir #1, Customer, Customer #1, Farina, Girl, Julia, Little Kid, Maid, Meadow, Monster, Nurse, Oblina, Baby, Old Lady #1, Sheila, Skater, Son, Teen, Teeny Bopper, Wife
David Eccles — Krumm, Snorch, Horvak, Bob, Classmate, Delivery Monster, Director, Gangster #2, Hank, Headbanger, Horynx, Mechanic, Mickey, Nerdy Monster, Sailor, Soldier, Stock Boy, Valet, Worker
Gregg Berger — The Gromble, Cower, Monster, Announcer, Announcer #1, Beatles, Bellhop, Biker, Bob, Burly Man, Busboy, Buster, Caveman, Construction Worker #1, Croupier, Dad, Dentist, Don, Father, Grizzle Adams, Husband, Jack, Jogger, Lighthouse Man, Man, Man in Boat, Manager, Marty, Monster #2, Monster #3, Narrator, Patient, Red, Reporter, Sloopup, Small Cop, TV Voice, The Viewfinder, Ultra Monster, Valet, Viewfinder, Worker #1

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Did you know

• After the success of The Rugrats Movie (1998), Nick and Klasky Csupo had plans to make a movie out of this show. However, production of the movie was shut down, due to the story being "too dark" for children. Information on what the movie was going to be about hasn't been revealed.

• Unlike the majority of animated productions, the three principal voice cast members (Charlie Adler, Christine Cavanaugh, and David Eccles) recorded their lines together in the same studio. In a Nickelodeon interview, they claimed that this greatly helped their characterizations, as it allowed them to play off of each other more smoothly.

• Ickis was frequently confused for a rabbit. Charlie Adler (Ickis) more famously provided the voice of Buster Bunny in Tiny Toon Adventures (1990).