Aaahh! Real Monsters Voice Artists

XERUS'S VOICE ARTIST FOCUS:

Today's V/A focus is that other popular 90's Nicktoon from Klasky-Csupo, besides Rugrats. Aaahh! Real Monsters. Where a group of funky looking monster kids go to a school where they learn to scare humans. Klasky-Csupo sure knew how to find the most interesting people to do voices for their cartoons. Here are the voices for the main monsters and the main humans who either try to expose, capture, or help them.

CHARLIE ADLER: Ickis, Monster Doctor(second voice)
DAVID ECCLES: Krumm, Horvak, The Snorch
CHRISTINE CAVANAUGH: Oblina
GREGG BERGER: The Gromble
TIM CURRY: Zimbo, Monster Doctor(first voice)
DORIAN HAREWOOD: Kriggle
XANDER BERKELEY: Urbab, Snav
KEYTHE FARLEY: Blib
SHARON MACK: Horrifica
CYNTHIA MANN: Dizzle
BEVERLY ARCHER: Library Monster
BILLY VERA: Slickis
ED WINTER: Dr. Buzz Kutt
JIM BELUSHI: Simon the Monster Hunter
BRETT ALEXANDER: Bradley
HENRY GIBSON: Mayor Lindt
DAVID PAYMER: Murray the Monster
LISA RAGGIO: Exposia Vertov

For the longest time, I was convinced Charlie Adler was the voice of the Grumble as well, because for some reason he kind of sounded like Red Guy, Mr. Big Head, and Mr. Dupett, all of which have the exact same voice, and are all voiced by Charlie.

Xerus said:

ED WINTER: Dr. Buzz Kutt

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That's not Edward Winter who played Colonel Flagg on M*A*S*H is it?

D'Snowth said:

For the longest time, I was convinced Charlie Adler was the voice of the Grumble as well, because for some reason he kind of sounded like Red Guy, Mr. Big Head, and Mr. Dupett, all of which have the exact same voice, and are all voiced by Charlie.

That's not Edward Winter who played Colonel Flagg on M*A*S*H is it?

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In one episode, the 3 monsters disguised themselves as The Gromble to fool The Snorch. Ickis did a really great Gromble impersonation. He sounded a lot like Ed Bighead and the Red Guy.

And yep, Edward Winter voiced Dr. Buzz Kutt. A scientist monster who appeared regularly to help the out the monster academy with his inventions.