Wallykazam!

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Wallykazam!
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Genre Fantasy
Musical
Educational
Comedy
Created by Adam Peltzman
Voices ofThomas Langston
Dan Bittner
Aria Capria
Taliyah Whitaker
Jorge Vega
Jenna Iacono
J.R. Horne
Kyla Carter
Theme music composerPaul Buckley
Opening theme"Say the Word" by Paul Buckley, lyrics by Paul Buckley and Adam Peltzman
Ending theme"Wally, Wally, Wally" by Andrew Barkan and Polly Hall, lyrics by Andrew Barkan, Polly Hall, Dave Palmer, and Adam Peltzman
ComposerPaul Buckley
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes52 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producersAdam Peltzman
Dave Palmer
Koyalee Chanda
Animator Technicolor India
Running time24 minutes
Production company Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Original release
Network Nickelodeon (2014–16)
Nick Jr. Channel (2016–17)
ReleaseFebruary 3, 2014 (2014-02-03) –
September 16, 2017 (2017-09-16)

Wallykazam! is an American CGI interactive children's animated television series created by Adam Peltzman for Nickelodeon. The series was first broadcast on February 3, 2014 on Nickelodeon's Nick Jr. block and ended on September 16, 2017. In Canada, it was broadcast on Treehouse TV. [1] In December 2020, the entire series was added to Paramount+ [2] (at the time CBS All Access).

Contents

Plot

The series takes place in a colorful fairytale world. The show revolves around a young troll named Wally Trollman, who uses his magic stick to turn words into physical objects or occurrences, along with his pet dragon Norville and other friends. The duo occasionally runs into trouble, mostly caused by Bobgoblin. [3]

Characters

Main

Recurring

Other characters

  • Mrs. Trollman (later revealed to be named Linda, [13] voiced by Alanna Ubach) is Wally's mom. She is pictured at the end of "Wally Saves the Trollidays", mentioned in "Young Norville", "The Great Wishing Potato", "Buddy Pal Friend Day", and "Power Tie", debuts in person in "Mission for Mom" and returns in "Rock and Troll" , "Snowgoblin", "Wally's Great Big Birthday Hunt", "The Chickephant is Getting Married", and "A Very Villainous Vacation".
  • Mr. Trollman (later revealed to be named Howard [14] voiced by Jim Gaffigan and Aaron Phillips (Power Tie only [15] ), singing voice by Antonio Marin (in Wally's Great Big Birthday Hunt) and Adam Sietz (in A Very Villainous Vacation)) is Wally's dad. He is mentioned in "Totally Swamped", "Day in the Dark", and "Buddy Pal Friend Day", pictured in "Wally Saves the Trollidays", debuts in person in "Rock and Troll" and returns in "Snowgoblin" , "Wally's Great Big Birthday Hunt", "The Chickephant is Getting Married", "A Very Villainous Vacation", and "Power Tie".
  • Skydasher Steve (aka Steve the Skydasher, voiced by Ben Schwartz) is Wally's uncle. He debuts in "The Big Goblin Problem". He returns in "The Chickephant is Getting Married", but no episode has specified if he is whether the brother of Linda or Howard.
  • Betty Yeti (voiced by Andie Mechanic) is a snowboarding yeti. She debuts in "Snow Place Like Home" and returns in many episodes, including the Alphabet Song. She is also called Elizabeth Yeti, [16] and hides one of Wally's birthday clues in his hunt.
  • Hattie (Voiced by Kyla Carter) is a witch. She has a younger sister named Cappie.
  • Cappie (voiced by Violet Tinnirello) is the younger sister of Hattie. She is in a photograph in "The Explorers Club", debuts in person in "Keeping Cappie Happy" and returns in "The Chickephant is Getting Married".
  • Cake Monster (voiced by Chris Phillips) is a yeti-like monster with a huge appetite for birthday cakes. He debuts in "The Cake Monster" and returns in "The Big Cake Mistake", the Alphabet Song during the letter C, "The Chickephant is Getting Married!", and "Power Tie".
  • Victor the Villain (voiced by John O'Hurley) is a villain from a comic book who is brought to life from Wally's magic. He debuts in his titular episode and returns in the Alphabet Song during the letter V, "The Chickephant is Getting Married" and "A Very Villainous Vacation".
  • Marsha of the Marsh, the niece of Stan, appears in "Play It Again, Stan!" and returns in "The Chickephant is getting Married". Ripley Sobo provides her voice.
  • Barbara Baker (voiced by Stephanie D'Abruzzo) is a green, furry monster who runs a bakery in the town square. She debuts in "The Cake Monster" and returns in many episodes just like Betty.
  • Wizard Jeff (voiced by "Weird Al" Yankovic) is a green-skinned wizard. He debuts in "Mustache Day" and returns in "Going Coconuts" and "The Chickephant is Getting Married".
  • Rockelle is a female rock who came to life from Wally's magic in "The Rock Can Talk". She reappeared in "The Chickephant is Getting Married!" She is voiced by Vanessa Bayer.
  • Zack the Garden Gnome (voiced by Matt Jones) is Gina's garden gnome who appears in "Dawn of the Zucchini" and returns in "The Chickephant is Getting Married!".

Goblins

  • Robgoblin is Bobgoblin's uncle and Hortis's owner. He is mentioned in "Critter Campers" and possibly mentioned as one of Bob's uncles coming to his family dance party in "The Big Cake Mistake".
  • Goblin Guard (voiced by Chris Phillips) is a goblin who guards the wishing potato. He debuts in "The Great Wishing Potato" and returns in "The Great Missing Potato" and "The Chickephant is Getting Married". In Missing Potato, Bobgoblin takes over his duties. Bobgoblin's mother is said to know Goblin Guard's mother. He has a jetpack which he uses to ascend a hill.
  • Momgoblin is Bobgoblin's mother. She is by Bob mentioned in "The Great Missing Potato" [ citation needed ] and also on his (Bob's) Twitter page [17]

Dragons

  • Baby Snow Dragon (voiced by Oliver Wyman) is a purple baby dragon who lives on top of Mount Chillimonjaro. He debuts in "Snow Place Like Home" and returns in "The Dragon Games", "Young Norville" and the Alphabet Song during the letter F.
  • Night Dragon (voiced by Emily Bauer) is a pink dragon who glows in the dark. She debuts in "Day in the Dark" and returns in "The Dragon Games" and "Ted the Bed". Norville seems to have a little bit of a crush on her.
  • Victoria (voiced by Vanessa Lemonides) is Skydasher Steve's blue-purple dragon who Norville likes. She debuts in the same episodes as Steve.
  • Hortis (voiced by Tyler Bunch) is a purple dragon who is owned by Bobgoblin's uncle Robgoblin. He debuts in "Critter Campers" and returns in "Young Norville", "The Collar Caper" and "The Chickephant is Getting Married".

Pets and other creatures

  • Borgelorp (voiced by Jason Harris) is one of Ogre Doug's pets who Wally and Norville once babysat. He debuts in "Naptime for Borgelorp" and returns in "The Cake Monster", "Castle Cafe", "Critter Campers", "Captain Animal", and "The Bathmobile".
  • Blathertash (voiced by Adam Peltzman) is another one of Ogre Doug's pets who appears in "Dragon Hiccups" and "The Cake Monster".
  • Chad (aka Chad the Winklesnad, voiced by Jason Harris) is Ogre Doug's green pet Winklesnad. He turns red when angered and blue when saddened. He also has a dad (also voiced by Harris). He debuts at the end of "Hopgoblin" and returns at the end of "Buddy Pal Friend Day".
  • Flibberflug is another of the pets that looks like a bug. He is mentioned in "Great Galloping Goblins", debuts at the end of "Play It Again, Stan" and returns in "The Big Goblin Problem".
  • Chickephant (frequently misspelled Chickenphant in TV guide titles and summaries, voiced by Vanessa Lemonides) is a creature who is half chicken and half elephant. Wally, Norville, Ogre Doug, Bobgoblin, and Hattie discover her. Libby also brings her to Critter Campers Scouting Group. She debuts in "The Explorers Club" and returns in "Critter Campers" and "Captain Animal". Doug marries her the Goorilla in the village of Mossy Hollow during "The Chickephant is Getting Married!".
  • Lightning Snail is a fast snail who delivers the mail. She debuts in "Dragon Hiccups" and returns in "Play It Again, Stan" and "The Big Goblin Problem". Her catchphrase is "I bring the mail on time with a lot of slime" while singing it. Her actor is Fran Brill.
  • Flipmunk is a chipmunk that flips in "A Tiny Problem" and "Wally Saves the Trollidays."
  • Grab Crab (voiced by Adam Peltzman) is a crab who grabs things with his pincers and like Bobgoblin, says his own name a lot. He debuted in "The Goblin Cold" and returns in "The Chickephant is Getting Married!". He creates conflict by grabbing items of importance. However, in order to grab something else, he must let whatever he has already grabbed go, thus he can be distracted by providing him another item to grab.
  • Goorilla (voiced by Ari Rubin) is a gorilla that's covered in goo in "Captain Animal". He reappears again in "The Chickephant is Getting Married!" where Doug marries Goorilla to the Chickephant in the village of Mossy Hollow.
  • Flouse (voiced by Oliver Wyman (noise) and Malcolm McDowell (speaking)) is a mouse that took Gina's stuff in "Flouse in the House". He watches the Chickephant and the Goorilla getting married in "The Chickephant is Getting Married!".
  • Mumble Monkey (voiced by Adam Peltzman) is a blue monkey-like creature that attends the Chickephant's wedding. He was introduced in "Totally Swamped" to try get Stan laugh to get Wally's glider back. Doug introduces him to read poetry. He later dances with Betty.

Episode structure

Each episode ends with one of 11 sketches which rotates each episode.

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Episodic anthologies

Unique titles have been created to refer to certain episodes grouped together:

1. Naptime for Borgelorp

2. Castle Caper

3. The Rock Can Talk

4. How to Bathe Your Dragon

5. Dragon Hiccups

6. Picnic: Impossible

7. Totally Swamped

8. Day In the Dark

9. The Great Wishing Potato

10. Running Rita

11. The Cake Monster

12. Great Galloping Goblins

13. Victor the Villain

14. Snow Place Like Home

15. The Switching Stone

16. Play It Again, Stan

17. A Tiny Problem

18. Castle Cafe

19. The Dragon Games

20. Mustache Day

21. Wally Saves the Trollidays

22. The Big Goblin Problem

23. Hopgoblin

24. The Explorers Club

25. The Nice Ninjas

Play Pack released 25 August 2014 [20] collects 4 episodes from Volume 1: "The Cake Monster", "Running Rita", "Picnic: Impossible" and "Castle Caper". Bobgoblin Problems released 6 April 2015 [21] collects 4 episodes from Volume 2: "The Big Goblin Problem", "Hopgoblin", "The Switching Stone" and "The Dragon Games".

26. Mission for Mom

27. Home Swamp Home

28. The Goblin Cold

29. Rock and Troll

30. Going Coconuts

31. Critter Campers

32. The Big Cake Mistake

33. Dawn of the Zucchini

34. Ricky Robot

35. A Flouse in the House

36. Young Norville

37. Snowgoblin

38. The Great Missing Potato

39. Buddy Pal Friend Day

40. The Great Missing Potato

41. Captain Animal

42. The Bathmobile

43. Wally's Great Big Birthday Hunt

44. Act Like Your Hat

45. The Chickphant's Getting Married!

46. Keeping Cappie Happy

47. A Very Villainous Vacation

48. Ted the Bed

49. Power Tie

50. Show and Tell and Run

51. Sticky Picnic

52. The Collar Caper

In other media

Books

Some books have been made based on the TV series:

Big Golden Books:

Board books:

Coloring and Activity books:

Paint box books:

Stories with stickers:

Games

Nick Jr. has a games section including crossovers with other Nick Jr. series and two exclusively based on the show: [44]

  1. Fruit Frenzy! [45]
  2. Magic Word Hunt [46] involves looking for 40 biscuits and 5 words that begin with G: gallop (producing a galloping table), giggle (causing Norville to giggle), goblin (causing Bobgoblin to appear), ghost (producing a ghost) and gargantuan (a giant word, causing Norville and Wally to grow in the presence of Gina)

Soundtrack

Rock N' Troll is the first Wallykazam soundtrack, containing all 26 songs from the 1st season, being released on December 17, 2021.

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  2. ↑ "Wallykazam!". February 2, 2014.
  3. ↑ Crump, William D. (2019). Happy Holidays—Animated! A Worldwide Encyclopedia of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and New Year's Cartoons on Television and Film. McFarland & Co. pp. 332–333. ISBN   9781476672939.
  4. 1 2 3 Bobgoblin. "Ricky Robot". Wallykazam. Wally Trollman, Norville Trollman, Gina Giant? You tricked me! I had no idea. Those were excellent disguises. ~ Norville Trollman, it's your turn.
  5. 1 2 Bobgoblin. "The Great Missing Potato". Wallykazam!. Okay Wally Trollman and Norville Trollman, you may now approach the Great Wishing Potato.
  6. ↑ "Watch Wallykazam! Online". Wally Trollman is an adventurous 6-year-old troll
  7. ↑ Bobgoblin. "Going Coconuts". Wallykazam!. Hello Norville Trollman.
  8. ↑ "Young Norville - Huh? Oh, hello, Wally Trollman. Hello, Norville Trollman. ~ Norville Trollman, there's something different about you.". Wallykazam!.
  9. 1 2 3 4 "Wallykazam! Nick Jr.#!". Friends .. Bobgoblin .. Gina Giant is one of Wally's best friends .. Wally's good friend Ogre Doug .. Wally's good friend Libby
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    Wally: "Mongoblin can now lift."
    Bobgoblin: "Woah, I can lift! Up and down and up and down. So strong. Yay!"
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  13. ↑ Mr. Trollman. "Rock and Troll". Wallykazam. Well, I guess I'll go, uh, make some hot chocolate. Linda?Mr. Trollman. "A Very Villainous Vacation". Wallykazam. Linda! Get under the umbrella!
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