SWAT Kats: Revolution (American Animated Television Series)

SWAT Kats: Revolution is the sequel to SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron that came to Kids' WB! on September 11, 2004, and ended on March 1, 2008 as a revival to the franchise. This is the first time where Charlie Adler, Barry Gordon, Tress MacNeille, Lori Alan, Candi Milo, and Mark Hamill reprise their roles, as well as Jim Cummings. It is also the first show to feature Frank Welker as Commander Ulysses Feral, Jocelyn Loewen as Dr. Abigail "Abby" Sinian, Maurice LaMarche as Dark Kat Rob Paulsen as Mac Mange, and more. It also introduces the gender bent counterparts of the cast, Chantal Furlong/Scarlet (T-Bone's female counterpart, voiced by Jennifer Hale), Geraldine "Geri" Clawson/Amber (Razor's female counterpart, voiced by Susan Roman, the actress who earlier voiced Lita Kino/Sailor Jupiter and Floria Roberts/Angel Daisy), Carlton "Carl" Briggs (Callie's male counterpart, voiced by Jason Marsden), Lieutenant Floyd Feral (Felina's male counterpart, voiced by Matt Hill), Andrew "Andy" Goro (Ann's male counterpart, voiced by Ron Pardo) Joyce K. (Jonny's female counterpart, voiced by Stephanie Morgenstern) and Mayor Sierra Manx (Mayor Seymour Manx's female counterpart, voiced by Kelly Sheridan), as well as Commander Ophelia Feral (Ulysses's female counterpart, voiced by Nadine Rabinovitch). Introduced to the series of 65 episodes are Mortimer "Morty" Mange (voiced by Lainie Frasier at the age of 10) and Marina Mange (voiced by Tracey Hoyt, as the age of 8).

Hero Side

 * 1) Chance Furlong/T-Bone (reprised by
 * 2) Jake Clawson/Razor (reprised by

Villain Side

 * 1) The Pastmaster (now voiced by Jess Harnell)
 * 2) Dark Kat (voiced by Maurice LaMarche)
 * 3) Dr. Viper (reprised by Frank Welker)

Production Company

 * 1) Warner Bros. Animation

Trivia

 * It will be composed of sixty-five episodes, like The Batman.
 * It is also the third revival show to date, with What's New, Scooby-Doo? and The Josie Chronicles being the first two.
 * Frank Welker replaces Gary Owens as Commander Feral.