Max (Rob Paulsen), a twelve-year-old boy, finds a magical cap that can teleport him across dimensions.
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Max and the guardians travel to the center of longitude and latitude to stop Skullmaster's lackey, Warmonger who betrays his master, from destroying the balance of nature. But is there a grander ...
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Skullmaster reforges the Crystal of Souls and launches an all-out assault against Max and the guardians, hunting them relentlessly across the globe for the Cap, which is the key to a ritual that will...
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It is the day of the Winter Solstice. With Norman and Virgil both destroyed, Max faces the evil of Skullmaster for the last time alone. However, things are about to come full-circle in a way that no ...
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Title: Mighty Max (1993–1995)
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| Rob Paulsen | ... | Max / ... 40 episodes, 1993-1994 | |
| Tony Jay | ... | Virgil / ... 40 episodes, 1993-1994 | |
| Richard Moll | ... | Norman 40 episodes, 1993-1994 | |
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This is a show about a boy who is sent a red cap one day and is told that an ancient prophecy foretold him as the "Chosen One", and that he must battle the evil forces of the world, together with Virgil, a talking fowl (Tony Jay) and Norman, Max's Viking guardian (Richard Moll). Written by Cindy L. Brady
'Mighty Max' was a surprisingly well-made and, though based on a quaintly narrow concept, very well written and animated journey. Max, the young 'Cap Bearer' is accidently and unwantedly bestowed with the age-old responsibilities of protecting Earth from the diabolical Skullmaster and his army of minions who try desperately to emerge from the planet's depths [The Skullmaster yearns for the cap so he can gain ultimate control and mobility] while the boy just wants to maintain a normal life. Supporting characters like the ancient, wise retrospectively out-of-date], owl, Virgil and sworn bodyguard, Norman, give Max's naive quest against the Skullmaster both a chance and comedic action as each episode begins with a multitude of interesting ways for summoning Max to his current mission [i.e. Virigil slipping the message into nearby objects and such - unexpectedly interrupting his fun times. I recommend, though I have yet to find it in local syndication, that if this well-done program becomes available again, to give it an unobjective chance and stick around for the finale which makes the whole program complete in a spectacular finish. It's not just another 'kid's show,' but rather another classic example of good sci-fi production subjected to stereotypical myths.