This list of black animated characters lists fictional characters found on animated television series and in motion pictures, from 1990 to 1999. The Black people in this list include African American animated characters and other characters of Sub-Saharan African descent or populations characterized by dark skin color (a definition that also includes certain populations in Oceania, the southern West Asia, and the Siddi of southern South Asia).
The names are organized alphabetically by surname (i.e. last name), or by single name if the character does not have a surname.
He has also lent his voice to an animated character on C-Bear and Jamal
In the past, Bishop has been featured many times in animated Marvel projects, which includes his portrayal as voiced by Philip Akin on X-Men: The Animated Series and by Kevin Michael Richardson in Wolverine and the X-Men.
For the series' first 8 seasons, Brock would be synonymous with his English voice actor, Eric Stuart...However, starting with Season 9, Stuart would be replaced with Bill Rogers who continued the role into Pokémon Sun and Moon
She was the voice of...Clio the Muse, Goddess of History, in Disney's Hercules.
When the Bebop crashes on Jupiter's moon Io in Session #17, Ed and Ein meet a bounty hunter named Coffee. The episode is an homage to "blaxploitation" crime movies of the 1970s. Coffee herself is a reference to the namesake of the 1973 movie Coffy...Coffee is styled like [Pam] Grier's character. The same episode has a character named Shaft, who is indeed modeled after the eponymous character in the 1971 film Shaft.
Coffee was a bounty hunter who briefly crossed paths with Ed and ended up having a terrible time because of it. Her visual design seemed inspired by Pam Grier's character "Coffy" from the 1973 film of the same name from Jack Hill...
Back in the day, Bumper co-starred with fellow Black voice actor Phil LaMarr in...Futurama as Dwight Conrad.
Largely, Delilah's genetic structure was taken from Demona. Only cosmetic elements were borrowed from Elisa. Of course Delilah does have some human DNA
...Other than the The[sic] Next Generation actors that fill out the main cast by lending their voices to main characters, fans have also got...Nichelle Nicols from The Original Series playing Diane Maza.
The character of "Elisa Chavez" was created before Salli was cast....After Salli was cast, we asked her what her ethnic background was [which was] African-American largely, but also Native American....Then we asked Salli if we could give photographs of her to our character designers. She said yes, and they adjusted our existing models to look a bit more like Salli. So her "look" was inspirational rather than, say, "traced".
This is just his latest appearance in a DC Comics adaptation, after voicing Micron on Batman Beyond
Hermes' nemesis Barbados Slim was also a DiMaggio credit
Another plotline never resolved is the one of LeBarbara's infidelity. Throughout the series, she's repeatedly seen running off into the arms of Hermes' greatest rival, Barbados Slim.
While he doesn't appear that often, Ethan "Bubblegum" Tate is one impressive character, even if he looks anything but impressed in the above image...Mr. Tate is a universe-renowned scientist and a highly talented basketball player
The Professor and the leader of the Globetrotters, Ethan "Bubblegum" Tate, create this bad-ass gravity pump in order to move objects as large and as heavy as star
Page points out that Lizzo's vocal register more closely matches with LaChanze, the original voice of Terpsichore in the original movie.
It's pretty common knowledge that Skeeter was African-American. And I love that, because I did not consciously set out for that to be the case; I just thought he looked good blue.
Clark Kent does some investigative journalism to prove the innocence of Ernest Walker (Paul Colbert) who is scheduled to die for murder charges.