Villainous roles to be undertaken by Ginnifer Goodwin and Utkarsh Ambudkar in the upcoming season of animated series 'Superkitties'
The much-anticipated third season of the animated series "Superkitties" is set to premiere on September 22 on Disney Jr., and on October 1 on Disney+.
Utkarsh Ambudkar and Ginnifer Goodwin will voice Champster and Pamster Glamster, a glamorous and hilariously clueless brother and sister hamster duo who cause chaos for the SuperKitties. Cruz Flateau voices Sparks, Landon Chase Dubois voices Buddy, Emma Berman voices Ginny, Pyper Braun voices Bitsy, and Thea Gallagher voices Willa, the new wildcat character introduced in this season.
The series centers around four superhero kittens - Ginny, Sparks, Buddy, and Bitsy. This season, they travel to the Kittydale Wild Jungle, where they encounter a variety of new creatures. The new season also features a "Su-Purr-Wild" story arc.
In addition to the main cast, Justin Guarini, James Monroe Iglehart, Ruth Pferdehirt, Isabella Crovetti, Pamela Adlon, and Anika Noni Rose are among the guest cast returning to "Superkitties".
While the voice actors for the wildcats in the new season are not explicitly listed, Bahia Watson voiced 'Polaris' in SuperKitties Season 1, and Patricia Strasburger is a notable German voice actor associated with the series. However, detailed current season roles for the wildcats were not found in the results.
Ginnifer Goodwin also voices a character in "Zootopia 2", set to release on November 26.
The new season of "Superkitties" promises a jungle full of new adventures, and fans are eagerly waiting for its premiere. Don't miss out on the fun - tune in to Disney Jr. and Disney+ starting September 22 and October 1 respectively, to catch the new season of "Superkitties"!
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