BraveStarr (2004 TV series)

BraveStarr is a Canadian futuristic western animated TV series produced by in association with. The series is a reboot of the 1980s cartoon .

The series takes place in a futuristic. The series was nominated for a in 2005. Overseas animation was provided by Agogo Media in, Crank Production in and Hong Guang in.

Currently the rights to the series are held by Nelvana in the Americas and in all other territories.

Heroes

 * Marshal BraveStarr (voiced by ) - An Choctaw Indian gunslinger who calls upon the power of "spirit animals" to briefly perform superhuman feats.
 * Thirty/Thirty (voiced by ) - A so-called "were-horse", classed as a "equestroid" by the Scientific Department of Texas, who can shift between horse and human forms at will. He is BraveStarr's chief deputy.
 * Judge J.B. McBride (voiced by ) - The Judge of Austin. She is BraveStarr's ally, consultant, and occasional paramour and is armed with a "power gravel".
 * Shaman Bah (voiced by ) - The father and mentor of BraveStarr, he is a mystic, capable of teleportation, time travel, psychokinesis, and near-omniscient clairvoyance.

Allies/Neutral Characters

 * Angus McBride (voiced by Wally Arvesen) - Judge J.B. McBride's father.
 * Billy-Bob (voiced by ) - Angus' childhood friend and the manager of the Kerium mines near Austin.
 * Doc Clayton (voiced by Richard Binsley) - The head doctor at Austin City Hospital.
 * Deputy Fuzz (voiced by ) - A member of the Prairie People. She is one of BraveStarr's most frequent allies.
 * Mayor Derringer (voiced by James Rankin) - Austin's city mayor and another one of BraveStarr's allies.
 * Molly (voiced by ) - The local mail courier.

Villains

 * Stampede (voiced by ) - Chief antagonist and ringleader of the outlaws of the Llano Estacado.