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.

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.