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{{Character |
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|name = Smoke |
|name = Smoke |
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+ | |image = 5311728 f520.jpg |
|films = Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue |
|films = Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue |
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|animator = Nik Ranieri |
|animator = Nik Ranieri |
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| − | |inspiration = Thrax<br>[[Hades]] |
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|personality = Greedy |
|personality = Greedy |
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|appearance = Purple Smoke, Yellow Eyes |
|appearance = Purple Smoke, Yellow Eyes |
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| − | |enemies = Michael, Cory, Ninja Turtles, Garfield |
+ | |enemies = Michael, Cory, Ninja Turtles, Garfield, Alvin, Simon, Theodore, Pooh Bear, Baby Kermit, Baby Piggy, Baby Gonzo, Tigger, Huey, Dewey, Louie, Smurfs, Slimer, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Alf |
| − | |voice = George C. Scott |
+ | |voice = George C. Scott |
|minions = Dragosaurus, other various monsters |
|minions = Dragosaurus, other various monsters |
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|occupation = Michael's corrupter |
|occupation = Michael's corrupter |
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|fate = Gets thrown into the garbage truck |
|fate = Gets thrown into the garbage truck |
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|quote = "Trust me, open the box."}} |
|quote = "Trust me, open the box."}} |
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| − | Smoke is the central antagonist of the educational cartoon special |
+ | '''Smoke''' is the central antagonist of the educational cartoon special/crossover known as "Cartoon All-Stars To The Rescue," which has become a somewhat infamous example of anti-drug propaganda and had a host of many characters from varied children's media band together in order to try and stop Michael, the main protagonist, and his use of drugs, which is slowly tearing his life apart. |
However Smoke is intent on making the main protagonist a drug-addicted wash-out and malcontent, he may well be an evil ghost or demon or even an embodiment of drug abuse itself (he is definitely not human and seems to be obsessed with spreading evil, further suggesting a demonic origin). |
However Smoke is intent on making the main protagonist a drug-addicted wash-out and malcontent, he may well be an evil ghost or demon or even an embodiment of drug abuse itself (he is definitely not human and seems to be obsessed with spreading evil, further suggesting a demonic origin). |
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Smoke is eventually defeated (by Michael refusing to listen to him any longer and throwing him into a garbage truck) but vows to return someday, whether or not he will is unknown and like many villains from crossover events he is considered a "one-shot" encounter and will likely not be seen again unless they ever make a sequel (which seems rather unlikely). |
Smoke is eventually defeated (by Michael refusing to listen to him any longer and throwing him into a garbage truck) but vows to return someday, whether or not he will is unknown and like many villains from crossover events he is considered a "one-shot" encounter and will likely not be seen again unless they ever make a sequel (which seems rather unlikely). |
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[[Category:Evil Spirits]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 7 March 2020
Smoke is the central antagonist of the educational cartoon special/crossover known as "Cartoon All-Stars To The Rescue," which has become a somewhat infamous example of anti-drug propaganda and had a host of many characters from varied children's media band together in order to try and stop Michael, the main protagonist, and his use of drugs, which is slowly tearing his life apart.
However Smoke is intent on making the main protagonist a drug-addicted wash-out and malcontent, he may well be an evil ghost or demon or even an embodiment of drug abuse itself (he is definitely not human and seems to be obsessed with spreading evil, further suggesting a demonic origin).
Smoke is eventually defeated (by Michael refusing to listen to him any longer and throwing him into a garbage truck) but vows to return someday, whether or not he will is unknown and like many villains from crossover events he is considered a "one-shot" encounter and will likely not be seen again unless they ever make a sequel (which seems rather unlikely).