After an extended absence, Duke Igthorn returns with his grandest scheme to destroy Gummi Glenn and conquer Dunwyn.
With Igthorn triumphant over the Gummis and Dunwyn, the remaining Gummis desperately attempt to stop him even as the Great Gummis are returning to that land.
Grammi goes to offer food to the feather-tailed zephyrs like every year, but this year she and Tummi witness Toadwart and some other ogres capture them intending to use them as food for Duke Igthorn....
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Title: Adventures of the Gummi Bears (1985–1991)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| June Foray | ... | Grammi Gummi / ... 64 episodes, 1985-1991 | |
| Noelle North | ... | Cubbi Gummi / ... 63 episodes, 1985-1991 | |
| Lorenzo Music | ... | Tummi Gummi / ... 61 episodes, 1985-1991 | |
| Katie Leigh | ... | Sunni Gummi / ... 59 episodes, 1985-1991 | |
| Corey Burton | ... | Gruffi Gummi / ... 54 episodes, 1986-1991 | |
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Michael Rye | ... | Duke Igthorn / ... 51 episodes, 1985-1991 |
| Will Ryan | ... | Ogres / ... 48 episodes, 1985-1991 | |
| Paul Winchell | ... | Zummi Gummi / ... 45 episodes, 1985-1990 | |
| Brian Cummings | ... | Sir Tuxford / ... 28 episodes, 1987-1991 | |
Long ago, there was a thriving civilization of small humanoid bears called Gummi Bears. Possessing powerful magic and advanced technology, this race coexisted with humans until the growing rivalry forced the Gummies to flee across the sea, leaving only a small caretaker colony to prepare for a possible return. However, generations passed and the colony forgot their purpose even as human knowledge of the race faded into mere legend. All that changes when the colony meets a boy with a Gummi Bear medallion which unlocks the Great Book of Gummi which reveals lost knowledge of their past. Now the colony has dedicated themselves to the new goal to rediscover their heritage with the help of a few trusted humans while preventing new enemies like Duke Igthorn from exploiting that heritage to their own ends. Written by Kenneth Chisholm (kchishol@rogers.com)
This was a well made cartoon that an adult can enjoy without condescending. All the characters were well played out and the stories were solid. There was plenty of wit displayed by the characters on both sides. I just had to memorize the theme song, just plain fun.