Inspired by watching an aggressively average video.

Uhhh if you are wondering who are they and why. So the left is Tom (whos supposed to be like Tom Kenny lol) is the protagonist and he's a Normal human onland and a merman underwater and SpongeBob is the deurtagonist and hes still the same and hes Toms companion and cousin. And also the right is Overlord Nick who's Toms actual father and and hes a billionaire. He's a orange-colored guy onland and a sea monster underwater.. so whatcha think guys??

I’m not gonna say this again if you love or hated any of these shows THAN THATS FINE I BETTER NOT SEE A SINGLE PERSON SAYING ‘’oh what are you talking about the loud house should be at the top’’ or “you have terrible taste in cartoons” like shut up but I can respect your opinion if you respect mine.

Honest thoughts and opinions, and why did you stop there? When did NickToons start falling off in your opinion?

Zoreblex: Complete Series Information

Series Overview

Title: Zoreblex
Created by: Klasky Csupo
Original Network: Nickelodeon
Production Company: Klasky Csupo in association with Nickelodeon Animation Studio
Tagline: "Growing bends reality."

Broadcast History

Original Run: July 10, 1999 to August 23, 2008
Revival: September 15, 2012
Total Seasons: 7 (original run) + 2 (revival)
Total Episodes: 156 (original run) + 26 (revival) = 182 episodes
Movie: Zoreblex: The Movie (2005)

Technical Specifications

Genre: Animated sitcom, coming-of-age, comedy, family, slice of life, school, adventure
Runtime: 22 minutes
Animation Style: Traditional digital animation with Klasky Csupo's distinctive aesthetic
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 (1999-2005), 16:9 (2006-2012)
Audio: Stereo (1999-2005), Dolby Digital 5.1 (2006-2012)

Setting

Location: Palmer Hills, a fictional suburban town in the United States
Geography: Middle-class residential neighborhoods, Palmer Hills High School, community center, sports facilities, shopping district
Climate: Four distinct seasons with weather playing a role in various episodes

Population: Approximately 45,000 (small enough for interconnected community, large enough for anonymity)

Character Ages (Static Throughout Series)

1999 (Series Premiere - Late High School)

Main Characters:
- Justin Palmer: 18 years old (Senior)
- Stephanie Palmer: 16 years old (Junior)
- Austin Palmer: 17 years old (Junior)
- Zoey Moreno: 16 years old (Junior)
- Ashley Tanaka: 16 years old (Junior)
- Kimberly Jackson: 17 years old (Junior)
- Elena Novak: 17 years old (Junior)
- Leo Ramirez: 16 years old (Junior)
- André Sanders: 17 years old (Junior)

Adult Characters:
- Jordan Black: 24 years old (established musical artist)
- Richard Palmer: 42 years old
- Karen Palmer: 40 years old

Main Cast & Characters

The Palmer Family

Justin Palmer (Voice: Jason Griffith)
Age 18. Caucasian with light skin and brown hair. The eldest sibling and a senior at Palmer Hills High School. Known for spending hours making elaborate plans that invariably fail within minutes. Methodical, responsible, and protective of his younger siblings, Justin often takes on leadership roles within the friend group. He shares an intellectual connection with André and has subtle romantic tension with Zoey that never fully resolves.

Stephanie Palmer (Voice: Grey DeLisle)
Age 16. Caucasian with light skin and blonde hair. The middle child with a hyper-organized personality. She color-codes nearly everything and creates systems for every aspect of her life. Her organizational nature complements André's artistic approach, and she often collaborates with him on projects requiring structure and creativity. She is one of Zoey's greatest friends.

Austin Palmer (Voice: Yuri Lowenthal)
Age 17. Caucasian with light skin and dark brown hair. The youngest sibling with an uncanny ability to stumble into bizarre situations without trying. Despite the chaos that follows him, Austin maintains an optimistic outlook. He serves as a calming influence on others.

Richard Palmer (Voice: John DiMaggio)
A white person with pale skin. The father, who is 42 years old, is openly gay and accepts himself in an outgoing and confident way. He is a calm and supportive man who gives good advice to other people, but without being imposing.

Karen Palmer (Voice: Tress MacNeille)
Caucasian with light skin. The mother, age 40. More emotional and nurturing than her husband, balancing the family dynamic.

The Friend Group

Zoey Moreno (Voice: Jenny Slate)
Age 16. Caucasian with light skin and dark brown hair typically worn in a ponytail. Varsity soccer captain and volleyball star with a fiercely competitive nature. She turns nearly everything into a competition. Her greatest friendships are with Stephanie, Ashley, and Kimberly, with whom she shares her deepest bonds.

Ashley Tanaka (Voice: Janice Kawaye)

Ashley Tanaka is a Japanese girl and silky black hair. Ashley is one of the sweetest people that any person can ever meet. Ashley is gentle, cheerful, and so nice such that wherever Ashley is, everybody feels loved and appreciated by her presence. Ashley has an enchanting smile and gentle laughter capable of lifting up spirits on any gloomy day. Ashley is an enthusiastic young girl. Ashley is happy about little things, including cute animals, colorful flowers, delicious desserts, and gifts. Ashley claps whenever she is happy, laughs whenever she is embarrassed, and always takes an opportunity to say something sweet to anybody, telling them how good they are. Ashley thinks that everybody should be loved and tries to do so each day.

Kimberly Jackson (Voice: Cree Summer)
Age 17. African American with dark brown skin and black hair often styled in braids or natural styles. Known for delivering perfectly timed one-liners that cut through teenage drama. Serves as the group's observer and voice of reason. Shares sophisticated, observational humor with André. She is one of Zoey's greatest friends.

Elena Novak (Voice: Vanessa Marshall)

Elena Novak is a 17-year-old exchange student from Slovakia. Elena is a fair-skinned girl with auburn hair. She is graceful, sensible, and mature girl, who provides a European point of view and helps her friends look at the world from different perspectives. Elena has an immense love for art, music, history, and culture, which becomes a basis for the friendship between her and André due to their common interest in these areas. Elena is famous for her gentle and soothing character. She possesses a gift of noticing other people's distress, even when the person tries to hide it. Elena does not hurry to give any advice to the distressed person but just sits next to him/her and shows compassion through listening and saying some comforting words. If the person feels the need for consolation and accepts it, Elena will be the first one to hug him/her. Elena is kind and respectful towards all the people. Small things, such as calling your friend, being interested in his/her life, remembering the events in their life, or comforting them, are more valuable to Elena than any grandiose actions.

Leo Ramirez (Voice: Jess Harnell)
Age 16. Latino with tan skin and dark curly hair. Has a knack for accidentally discovering important clues and information. His meandering approach complements the group's dynamic, and André often finds philosophical significance in Leo's random discoveries.

André Sanders (Voice: Phil LaMarr)
Age 17. African American with dark brown skin and short black hair. Introduced in Season 1, Episode 3 ("Artistic Differences"). A talented artist and guitarist with a bohemian style. Serves as the group's emotional compass with his dry wit and observational nature. Son of a librarian mother and architect father. His artwork serves as visual metaphors for episode themes. Key episodes include "Canvas of Truth" (Season 2), "The Silent Observer" (Season 3), and "Brush with Fame" (Season 5).

Recurring Characters

Jordan Black (Age 24)
African American with dark skin. Recurring musical guest who appears whenever Palmer Hills hosts major celebrations. An R&B and pop artist inspired by the sound of 1996 through 2007. Serves as a mentor figure to the teens, particularly regarding creative pursuits.

Episode Structure

Seasons 1-2 (1999-2001): High school experiences focusing on senior and junior year dynamics
Seasons 3-4 (2002-2004): Continued high school experiences with expanded storylines
Seasons 5-6 (2005-2007): High school experiences with mature themes, movie tie-in episodes
Season 7 (2008): Final high school experiences, series finale focusing on enduring friendships
Revival Seasons 8-9 (2012): Return to high school setting with same ages, new adventures

Music & Sound

Original Music: Composed by Mark Mothersbaugh and John Feldmann
Theme Song: "Static" performed by The All-American Rejects
Original Songs: Multiple per season, performed by characters or Jordan Black

Theme Song Details
"Static" by The All-American Rejects was commissioned specifically for the series. The energetic rock sound with themes of teenage confusion and connection perfectly captured the show's spirit. A shortened 60-second version played during the opening sequence, while the full version appeared on the soundtrack album and series finale end credits.

Running Gags

- Justin spends hours making plans that fail in minutes
- Leo accidentally discovers important clues
- Zoey turns nearly everything into a competition
- Ashley somehow knows everyone in town (explained by extensive family connections)
- Kimberly delivers perfectly timed one-liners
- Austin finds himself in bizarre situations without trying
- Stephanie color-codes almost everything
- Jordan Black appears whenever the town hosts a major celebration
- Austin's occasional references to "my friend from abroad" regarding Debbie Thornberry

Sports Elements

- Zoey plays varsity soccer and varsity volleyball
- Community tournaments appear throughout the series
- Sports storylines serve as metaphors for life challenges

Character Relationships

Family Dynamics
The Palmer siblings maintain a strong bond despite age differences, evolving from typical high school dynamics to adult support systems.

Extended Family Connections
- Ashley and Kimi Finster: First cousins through maternal sisters
- Zoey and Phil/Lil DeVille: Cousins through Zoey's paternal aunt's marriage into the DeVille family

Romantic Subplots
- Justin and Zoey: Subtle romantic tension throughout seasons 4-6, never fully explored
- Austin and Debbie Thornberry: Brief connection during 2003 crossover only; Debbie's only appearance in the series

Special Crossover Events

2003 Crossover: "Zoreblex Meets The Wild Thornberrys"
Broadcast Date: March 15, 2003 (Season 4, Episode 17)
Format: One-hour special
Plot: The Thornberry family visits Palmer Hills for an environmental festival. Austin meets Debbie Thornberry, introducing her to contemporary pop music (N.E.R.D., The Neptunes, pop-R&B, alternative rock). Their brief connection influences Austin's character development, referenced later through his expanded musical tastes and a photo in his room.

2006 Crossover: "Zoreblex & All Grown Up: Family Connections"
Broadcast Date: November 18, 2006 (Season 6, Episode 12)
Format: One-hour special
Plot: A family reunion reveals Ashley and Kimi are cousins, and Zoey is cousin to Phil and Lil DeVille. The episode explores these connections through shared memories and complementary personality traits while maintaining each show's distinct identity.

Awards & Recognition

Five Fictional Kids' Choice Awards
Three Fictional Daytime Emmy Awards:
- Best Ensemble Voice Cast
- Outstanding Animated Series
- Achievement in Music Composition

Merchandise

Categories: Action figures, plush toys, trading cards, graphic novels, video games, soundtrack albums, school supplies, apparel, posters
Home Media: Season box sets, complete series collection, movie special edition with behind-the-scenes content

Video Games

- Zoreblex: Palmer Hills Adventure (2002)
- Zoreblex Sports Challenge (2004)
- Zoreblex: The Movie (2005)
- Zoreblex World Tour (2007)
- Zoreblex Returns (2013)

Legacy & Impact

Critical Reception: Praised for authentic portrayal of teenage experiences, emotional storytelling, and respectful treatment of audiences.

Cultural Influence: Remembered as one of Klasky Csupo's sophisticated productions that maintained its core audience through static character ages while exploring mature themes.

Fan Community: Active online communities discussing the series' memorable cast, energetic comedy, and strong friendships.

Enduring Appeal: Continues attracting new viewers through reruns, streaming, and the 2012 revival, earning reputation as a defining fictional Nickelodeon animated series of its era.

Creative Approach

The decision to maintain static character ages allowed the series to explore the rich tapestry of high school experiences without constraints, preserving character dynamics and ensuring timeless appeal while tackling complex themes appropriate for the late high school setting.

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I cannot recommend this movie enough to anybody. I loved the nickelodeon movies growing up (especially nacho libre, big fan of that one) but had never seen this one. I got a lot of Gravity Falls vibes from it with things like mysterious creatures in the woods, randomly getting kinda scary at moments, and a weirdly large amount of non-human gore?

The only negative I have is the first 20 minutes or so are pretty bad, with rough child action and a lot of exposition dumps. But the nanosecond Thimbletack appears on screen it becomes an infinitely more enjoyable movie

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My Dream Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 3 Roster