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Tsukimiya Miyako
Code name: Witch
Persona: La Esmeralda
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We just lost another legend today 😔🕊️
Donnie Dunagan, the original voice of young Bambi in Disney’s 1942 animated classic, has passed away at 92.
Before most children even started school, Dunagan was already working in Hollywood. He appeared opposite Boris Karloff in Son of Frankenstein before lending his voice and expressions to the young deer who would become one of Disney’s most enduring characters.
Some of his most memorable screen work:
• Young Bambi — Bambi
• Peter von Frankenstein — Son of Frankenstein
• Peter Carey — Mother Carey’s Chickens
• Terry Kennedy Jr. — The Forgotten Woman
• Baby Prince Richard �� Tower of London
• Tommy — Vigil in the Night
• Meet the Chump
Then his life took an extraordinary turn.
Dunagan left Hollywood behind, joined the U.S. Marine Corps, rose to the rank of major and served three tours in Vietnam. He received a Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts and famously kept his childhood connection to Bambi quiet for years because he feared fellow Marines would never let him live it down.
From one of cinema’s gentlest characters to a decorated military career, Donnie Dunagan lived a life almost impossible to invent.
The little voice generations knew as Bambi belonged to a man whose real story was even more remarkable than the movie.
Rest in peace, Donnie Dunagan 🕊️
Our species attention span is so cooked.
Nobody can handle a slow burn anymore, whether it’s a movie or a show or book.
Nobody wants a build up and a payoff, or organic character growth, they just want insane shit to be happening at every given moment.
Just thinking about that time 20 year-old Fantasia Barrino guest-starred on 'The Simpsons' in 2005 and completely washed Lisa Simpson in a singing competition.
Tore her to shreds, honey! 🤭
SHE DROPPED OUT OF THE SKY LIKE A NINJA!" 😭🥋💥
Granddad explaining the real-life lore of how Lionel Richie's ex-wife caught him cheating in 1988 is peak The Boondocks storytelling. Aaron McGruder took a wild celebrity tabloid scandal and turned it into an absolute martial arts horror movie.
The way Robert describes her laying the most devastating, "upside his head, upside his nose" legendary ass-whooping in history while citing Jet Magazine as his source is undefeated. Granddad being genuinely traumatized by a scorned woman while Huey just sits there trying to process the lore will never not be hilarious. 💀📰🥊
The man whose body rotted from the inside out fixing Yangchen's disaster. His friends deserted him, a demon mutilated his bride's face, and he died at 33 in absolute secrecy. His reward? History spits on his grave as a useless drunk, and his best friend literally tortured his successor 💀
Static Shock, Xiaolin Showdown and Dave the Barbarian Voice Actor, Danny Cooksey Turns 51 Today!📺🎉
Cooksey has been part of television since childhood, but his voice work gave him an especially memorable place in animation. He brought chaotic energy to Jack Spicer in Xiaolin Showdown, voiced the heroic title character in Dave the Barbarian, and gave attitude to Montana Max in Tiny Toon Adventures, Hotstreak in Static Shock, and Stoop Kid in Hey Arnold!.
Some of his most notable roles include:
• Jack Spicer (Xiaolin Showdown)
• Montana Max (Tiny Toon Adventures)
• Dave the Barbarian (Dave the Barbarian)
• Francis Stone / Hotstreak (Static Shock)
• Stoop Kid (Hey Arnold!)
• Tim (Terminator 2: Judgment Day)
• Robert “Bobby” Budnick (Salute Your Shorts)
• Brad Buttowski (Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil)
• Sam McKinney (Diff’rent Strokes)
• Milo Kamalani (Pepper Ann)
• Keef (Invader Zim)
• Urchin (The Little Mermaid)
• Mooch (101 Dalmatians: The Series)
• Brett & Chet (The Lorax)
• Young Snake Eyes (G.I. Joe: Renegades)
• Peng (Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness)
• Victor (The Ren & Stimpy Show)
• Greg Skeens (Recess: Taking the Fifth Grade)
• Thaddeus (Phineas and Ferb)
• SuperTed (The Further Adventures of SuperTed)
His distinct raspy delivery has suited everything from loudmouth villains and rebellious kids to unlikely heroes, helping make many of his animated characters instantly recognizable.
At 51, Danny Cooksey celebrates a career that has crossed generations of television, animation, and film while leaving behind plenty of voices fans still remember today. 🎂🎙️