Name: UltraForce
Genre: Animation, Kids
Released: 1995-09-24
Rating: 6.1
Cast: Catherine Disher, Rod Wilson, Peter Wildman, Alyson Court, Andrew Jackson

The government hired superheroes and somehow made it boring. 90s animation chaos ensues.

Mini Series

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Saturday morning fever dreamToy commercial energyGovernment bureaucracy meets spandex

Latest Episode

21 min

Season 1 • Episode 13

Latest

Jumpin' at the Boneyard

Dec 17, 1995

The Ultraforce battles at the Boneyard

Overview

Animation Kids

Superheroes are commissioned by the U.S. government to protect the world from their terrorist counterparts, who have evil plans to take over.

Content warning

State-sponsored heroismCorporate commodification of justiceFound family of misfits

Standout Aspects

Practical Effects

Character designs so 90s they practically sweat Mountain Dew

Acting

Catherine Disher elevating toyetic material with pure commitment

Best for:Kids·Background·Rewatch

First AiredSep 24, 1995

StatusEnded

Vibe

Pacefast

Intensitymedium

Tonelight

Feellight

Seasons1·Episodes13

Syndication

Top Cast

Catherine Disher

Topaz (voice)

Rod Wilson

Hardcase (voice)

Peter Wildman

Ghoul (voice)

Alyson Court

Pixx (voice)

Andrew Jackson

Prime (voice)

Rino Romano

Prototype (voice)

Janet-Laine Green

Contrary (voice)

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Deep Dive

Trivia, insights & behind the scenes

Trivia

UltraForce was part of Malibu Comics' attempt to launch a shared universe before Marvel acquired them in 1994. The cartoon arrived dead on arrival as the comics line collapsed.

Cultural

This exists in that weird 1994-1996 window when every comics publisher thought X-Men's success meant kids wanted ANY superhero team, regardless of brand recognition.