Computer specialist on the Enterprise-D, known for his genius and social anxiety.
A chef who runs a catering company and employs Chowder as his apprentice. He works alongside his wife to support Chowder's culinary ambitions, despite regularly facing disruption from the apprentice's clumsy and calamitous behavior.
Nervous but brilliant transporter chief on Enterprise-D.
A minor criminal presence connected to the film’s underworld and street-level activity.
Voice actor for dual minor roles, adding depth to the ensemble cast of the dark fantasy film.
The unmasked Haunted Scarecrow and former Arkham escapee. He deploys fear gas drones, hints at a deduction flaw, and is later rescued by Velma. He escapes the giant machine to exact revenge on Cutler Toe for framing him.
Miriam's husband who opposes her decision to support Odessa and the boycott. He pressures her to succumb to the white community's demands to end the protest and restore the bus system.
A psychiatrist appointed to succeed Dr. Merton at Haven. He moves into a rural home with his family and becomes the target of four escaped patients who falsely blame him for his predecessor's departure. He defends his family against the intruders and survives the ordeal.
The rigidly organized and disciplined King who believes he is the prophesied The One. He recruits a team to find the galaxy's center and restore the stars using a machine and strict rules. After his plan fails, he learns to collaborate with Barbie, taking her and her father as his wards.
Time-traveling speedster villain obsessed with stealing Flash's fame.
Colossal squid who saved survivors and established a deep-sea colony. He guides Deep by providing landmarks to find Nathan and is later imprisoned by debris, requiring rescue by the returning heroes.
Voice of the mad geneticist villain, creates mutant creatures to cause widespread chaos.
Dwight Schultz has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently The Animatrix with 4 titles. Signature works include The A-Team, Chowder, CatDog. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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