Season 2, Episode 13 - "Rearview Mirror, Mirror (Part 2)"
15 January, 2005
In an attempt to stop evil Coop from destroying their dimension, Coop and Gorrath, assisted by alternate Jamie, launch a desperate assault on the evil Coop. Tragically, Megas is (once again) critically damaged and Coop (in a suicide charge) gambles everything in attempting to stop the Evil Coop but only succeeds in getting his core critically damaged and causing Megas to finally be destroyed, but the protagonists suddenly realize that evil Coop abandoned his Megas in favor of his more warlike mech. Then evil Coop and his massive Grunt army invades Coop's dimension, and both of them swiftly create a giant battlefield, starting the big but short Dimensional War. On the Evil side, is evil Coop in his Black and Red Warlord Mech with hundreds of mindless Grunt 'Mechs and evil Kiva in her separate EC Mech, while the Good side, contains Coop in evil Coop's MEGAS, Gorrath in his personal Mech, including his army of Glorft Grunt 'Mechs. After a long and devastating battle that reduced the evil Coop's army into mere junk, mirror Coop and mirror Kiva retreat into the Dimensional Gate to return to his dimension. As soon as the mirror leaders entered the Dimensional Gate, Coop orders alternate Jamie (Who remained in evil Coop's stronghold) to destroy the Gate, trapping Evil Coop and Evil Kiva stuck between worlds forever, never to cause annihilation of any dimension again. (In this case, it was a world filled with Lerps - elf-like creatures similar to The Smurfs, but they can breathe flowers and go angry when attacked.) Meanwhile, Coop decides to test what new gadgets the evil Coop installed into Megas and destroying the city once more in the process.
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- Season 2
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Megas XLR Cast & Crew
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Kevin Michael Richardson as
Glorft Commander -
Clancy Brown as
Gorrath - Steven Jay Blum as
Jamie - David DeLuise as
Coop - Wendee Lee as
Kiva
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Type: TV Show
Genres/Tags: Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Action, TV-Cartoons
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It was created by Jody Schaeffer and George Krstic. Its opening song is "Megas XLR Theme (Chicks Dig Giant Robots)" by Ragtime Revolutionaries (now Deathwish Nine) (as listed in the credits). It is one of four animated series in which voice-actors Wendee Lee and Steven Jay Blum play teammates; the others are Cowboy Bebop (where Lee and Blum play Bebop crew members Faye Valentine and Spike Spiegel respectively), The Big O (where they play Angel and Roger Smith), and Rurouni Kenshin (as Shishio Makoto and Komogata Yumi).
Originally entitled Lowbrow, the pilot episode was shown during Cartoon Network's 2002 Summerfest, wherein eight original Cartoon Cartoon pilots were shown. As it was chosen as the most popular among viewers, Lowbrow was greenlit and became Megas XLR. After being delayed from its original debut in December 2003, Megas XLR finally debuted on Toonami in May 1, 2004 and was cancelled on April 26, 2005. Before and since the show being cancelled, characters have appeared in Cartoon Network's branding in both 2D and 3D CGI form. Megas XLR is now in comic form in the pages of DC Comics' Cartoon Network Action Pack, with the stories written by its co-creator George Krstic.
Links
- Official UK Website
- Super Cartoon Network
- Official site at Cartoon Network (USA)
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