"Hang Ten for Justice!": "The Tick" Cartoon Quiz

Answer: Spoon!

The Tick's primary superpower are "nigh invulnerability" and great physical strength with a secondary ability to leap long distances. In some ways he could be compared to a dumber version of the original (1938) Superman. his helps him to be considered a hero. It also encourages him to jump into almost any situation. His battle cry of "Spoon!" is first heard in the 13th and final episode of the first season ("The Tick vs. Arthur's Bank Account"). The Tick was voiced by Townsend Coleman.

Arthur is his sidekick. He has a mothman suit that he can use to fly but no superpowers of his won. Though Arthur will work to assist the Tick and can act in a heroic manner from time to time, he is often more cautious and hesitant in his approach to fighting crime. His 'battle cry" is a less heroic, but perhaps more sensible: 'Not in the face!' Micky Dolenz voiced Arthur in Season One and Ron Paulsen voiced the character in Seasons Two and Three.

Answer: Uncle Creamy

Uncle Creamy was voiced by Bobcat Goldthwait. He was able to shoot ice cream from his hands and shape it in various ways. He is considered to be a parody of supervillains like Clayface or Sandman. It is difficult to harm him physically.

Answer: Sarcastro

Sarcastro kept using his weapon, 'the razor sharp sting of sarcasm,' against other superheroes. Sarcasto sat near one of the back corners of the classroom. He bears a resemblance to Fidel Castro and was voiced by Charles Adler. The other three were also students in the class along with Gesundheitan. The class takes place at "The Lonely Annex and Education Center".

Answer: Honesty Cola

Honesty Cola is mentioned in several fictional "advertisements" shown television. In the occasional episode, Arthur and Tick are seen watching television which provides an opportunity for "info-dumping". In addition to television, at least one billboard advertisement is seen for Honesty Cola.

Answer: Sally Vacuum and Brian Pinhead

Occasionally the series will show the Tick and/or Arthur watching a news report (allowing the series to "info-dump" as needed. It is always the same channel, though it is unclear if the City only has one television station or Arthur and Tick simply have a favorite channel. Sally Vacuum and Brian Pinhead are usually introduced by name in each broadcast.

Answer: Belgium

Arthur travels to Belgium to becomes the sidekick of a Belgian superheroine named Eclair (French for "lightning"). She can fly and fire lightning energy from her eyes. She was voiced by Lisa Raggio. They fight against the Breadmaster in "Tick vs. Europe"

Blitzen (German for "thunder"), the sidekick of Eclair, welcomes the Tick to Belgium. She traveled to be the sidekick of the Tick in the City. Blitzen rides a motorcycle. Candi Milo voiced the character of Blitzen. Blitzen and the Tick battle against Octo Paganini and the Eastern Bloc Robot Cowboy.

Answer: Thrakkorzog

Thrakkorzog was an alien from Dimension 14B. His apartment was in the same building where Arthur and Tick lived (in fact across the hall). Thrakkorzog was voiced by Jim Cummings, doing an impersonation of actor James Mason. Thrakkorzog takes advantage of the cold that the Tick is suffering from in this episode to create the clones. The clones, however, are less effective than hoped.

Answer: The Terror

Rob Paulsen voiced the elderly Terror. He claimed that as a younger man he punched out Teddy Roosevelt (1901-1909). Arthur said that the Terror was approximately 117 years old. In the episode "Grandpa Wore Tights", the Terror smothered Johnny Polite in chocolate. The Terror stated in another episode that he was once an ally of Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.

Answer: Sewer Urchin

According to the "Wiki" for "The Tick", Sewer Urchin's voice and speaking pattern on the performance of Dustin Hoffman (Raymond Babbitt) in the 1988 movie "Rain Man". Sewer Urchin is considered a parody of the DC Superhero Aquaman, both in his connections to water and seeming "uselessness" (due in part to Aquaman's appearances in "SuperFriends").

Due to the large amount of time he spends in or near the sewers of The City, Sewer Urchin seemingly carries an unpleasant smell with him. Other characters are sometimes seen trying to avoid his presence because of this. Nonetheless, he generally gets along well with Arthur and the Tick. In episode, he uses his submarine to transport the characters. On another location, Arthur and the Tick see his secret headquarters which is more luxurious than they imagined. Sewer Urchin was voiced by Jess Harnell.

Of the other characters, Die Fledermaus (Cam Clarke) is a cowardly parody of Batman, American Maid (Kay Lenz) has some similarities to Wonder Woman, and Jungle Janet (Susan Silo) is a member of the Civic-Minded Five.

Answer: The Little Prince

Before Omnipotus begins to eat the planet, we see the Little Prince humming to himself and watering a tree. Though the planet is destroyed, the Little Prince is seemingly able to escape in a spacecraft. Omnipotus is generally considered to be a parody of Marvel's planet-character of Galactus.

He was voiced by Ron Feinberg. The Tick is able to convince Omnipotus not to eat the planet earth. Omnipotus limits himself to taking a large bite out of the Moon.