Wild C.A.T.S: Covert Action Teams (1994– )

Stars:

Denis Akiyama, Paul Mota, Roscoe Handford

Cast

Series cast summary:
Denis Akiyama	...	Dockwell (2 episodes, 1994)
Paul Mota	...	Maul (2 episodes, 1994)
Roscoe Handford	...	Zealot (2 episodes, 1994)
Janet-Laine Green	...	Void (2 episodes, 1994)
Ruth Marshall	...	Voodoo (2 episodes, 1994)
Sean McCann	...	Marlowe (2 episodes, 1994)
Dean McDermott	...	WarBlade (2 episodes, 1994)
Colin O'Meara	...	Grifter (2 episodes, 1994)
Rod Wilson	...	Spartan (2 episodes, 1994)
Maurice Dean Wint	...	Helspont (2 episodes, 1994)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

extraterrestrial | masked hero | midget | heroine | spaceship | 

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Genres:

Adventure | Animation | Action | Fantasy

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Details

Official Sites:

FUNimation Productions, Ltd Nelvana

Country:

Canada USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

Oi kyriarhoi tou sympantos

Company Credits

Production Co:

Nelvana, Wildstorm Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The series was based upon the Image comic of the same name.

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Quotes

Maul: When a 30-foot guy tells you to do something, you better do it!

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Soundtracks

"Wildcats Theme Song"
Vocals by Sheree Jeacocke and Gerry Mosby
Score by Ray Parker and Tom Szczesniak
Produced by Parker Szczmith Music Inc.

User Reviews

The one and only (season of) WildC.A.T.S.

This CBS cartoon, based on the Image Comics characters created by Jim Lee, failed to topple the X-men bandwagon. I still enjoyed it because I never really read the comics. Therefore, I had nothing to compare it to while watching it. It had a lot of action and a decent but confusing storyline about a good-guy group called the Coda battling evil aliens called Daemonites.

But the animation was not that strong. The theme song was very catchy, though. I understand there was not a romance between Grifter and Zealot in the comics, but there was one unnecessary one on this show, that added nothing to the story.

Again, the show WildCATS, like the comics, was no threat to the X-Men in any way. But it was entertaining, and worth a few looks on DVD.