Midnight Horrors Academy is a westernized anime about the same premise of the original Midnight Horror School anime, where ghosts of various objects hang out in an academy, except with different improvements.
It also features two male and female "?" characters.
Episodes[]
Main article: List Of Midnight Horrors Academy Episodes
Cast[]
Students[]
- Ampoo (TBA) - A quiet plug boy.
- Borocca (TBA) - A shy umbrella boy.
- Chaps (Dannah Phirman) - An optimistic candy girl.
- Docky/Docks (TBA) - A skeleton who wears a firefighter helmet.
- Enton (TBA) - A brick chimney boy.
- Fonton (Peter Merryman) - A fountain pen boy.
- Genie (Tom Kenny) - A book sleeve boy that always studies.
- Hikky (TBA, Wayne Grayson) - A red and blue two-sided pencil boy.
- Inky (Dave Wasson) - A blue ink bottle boy.
- Juno (Grey DeLisle-Griffin) - A flowerpot girl who has a Venus flytrap-like plant on her head. She also has a big sister in her family, in which she has a tag team with her at various events.
- Kabo (TBA) - A pumpkin boy who is the son of the Pumpkin King.
- Liddy (Catherine Cavadini) - A piano instrument girl who is Hikky's friend.
- Magnero (TBA) - A magnet boy who builds machines and gadgets.
- Noisy (Jennifer Hale) - A microphone girl who is also a news reporter.
- Onpoo (TBA) - A music note girl that sings really great.
- Piranin (Tom Kenny) - A fish boy who swims in the fountain.
- Quicky (Tino Insana) - A clock boy who goes around places fast.
- Rosso/Russel (Dannah Phirman) - A shy fire hydrant boy. He has another fire hydrant as a comfort item.
- Spimon (Grey DeLisle-Griffin) - A loudspeaker boy who resembles a monkey.
- Tubee (Scott McNeil) - A paint tube boy who is a member of Yumyum's troublemaker squad.
- Usop/Uberron (Darren Frost) - A spray can boy who is a member of Yumyum's troublemaker squad.
- Vincent (Dave Wasson) - A bashful jar of jellybeans.
- Watt/Wattz (Tom Kenny) - A incandescent lightbulb boy.
- Mr. X - A transfer student who has a paper bag that hides its identity. He is a mysterious being in this school.
- Yumyum (Rob Paulsen) - A mischievous, scheming rotten banana boy whose head is shaped like a banana. He is the leader of his troublemaker squad.
- Zobie (Stephanie Beatriz) - An all-caring zombie boy.
Staff[]
- Mr. Salamandi (Michael Dobson) - A salamander skeleton who's part of the Yellow Lizard Class.
- Mr. Tigrel/Mr. Tigron (Colin Murdock) - A sabertooth tiger skeleton who's part of the Blue Spider Class.
- Mrs. Peginand (TBA) - A penguin skeleton who's the part of the Pink Toad Class.
- Eddy the Dragon (TBA) - A dragon skeleton who is used as a jungle gym.
- Sgt. Bonehead
Others[]
- Jenny (TBA) (OC) - Juno's big sister.
- ?/Questiony (Keith David) - A mysterious spirit entity that appears in both the night and in the day (stealthily).
- ?/Questionette (E.G. Daily) - Another mysterious spirit entity that assists Questiony when the situation gets too hard.
- Botty (TBA) (OC) - A busy robot boy.
- Todd (TBA) (OC) - A nerdy car tire boy that happens to be the newest member of Yumyum's troublemaker squad. He joins in at episode 10.
- Tamara (Annick Obonsawin) (OC) - A mystery hunting master that helps the humanized students around for cryptids. She first appears in Season 2.
- TBA.
Quotes[]
- "This sort of task is like playing Monster Flappers XII on medium difficulty. Isn't this so beautiful?!" - Piranin
Trivia[]
- Hikky's previous voice in season 1 and the first part of season 2 is provided by a good Zack Tyler Eisen impression by a different guy.
- Juno sounds like Wonder Woman from DC Super Hero Girls.
- Spimon sounds like Samantha from Danny Phantom.
- Wattz sounds like the Ice King from Adventure Time.
- Yumyum sounds like Brick from the Powerpuff Girls.
- Warner Bros. and Toho were working on a live-action/animated movie based on the MHS anime around the same time as the spinoff focusing on Juno, but went unreleased due to TBA. The finished product was uploaded onto Vimeo, Newgrounds, Vidlii and Daliymotion in VHS quality.
- The home videos of the show are distributed by NCircle Entertainment (in the US) and Warner Home Video Canada (in Canada).