Harley Quinn

Where like he is now like.

exited stage right and heading down to the undergrounds and gonna run into Killer Croc or characters like that that's kind of where he ends up like fitting anyway in my eyes within the DC universe with Killer Croc, King Shark I know I'm literally just quoting the cast of the Harley Quinn animated series but yeah to me like Quakeface can't like have a secret mansion that he goes back i mean i guess he could he can shift into humans and stuff uh that'll be an interesting answer like down the road that i'll want to know like how long can he stay in his clay form because when he was being in creature commandos like i feel like he was playing the part of the professor for for a hot minute another scene there were so many good ones but like as the trailer starts going it's like

bump bump bump

it looks like there's a scene and it's another one of those things you can't quite tell if they stuck two different scenes together to make it be the scene but it looks like somebody's From the trailer, it looks like he has somebody's head.

It could be laughable.

Like, you are making a clay monster, where in most mediums, he looks like a big, stupid, just clay monster.

Like, the version in Harley Quinn, they make more like human-like.

Like, he's got arms and legs, but he also can... spin like a tornado and turn into humans and stuff like that and then like the batman animated series or anything of the like dc animated universe he's got that cone looking head um I mean, but he can, like, slug around like a slug, like Jabba the Hutt, or he can walk.

Next voice actor here, Vanessa Marshall voices Lipstick Lady, which is the one in the store.

She is best known for voicing Wonder Woman in the Harley Quinn TV show, Doctor Strangelove in the Metal Gear Solid games, Mary Jane in the spectacular Spider-Man, and Hera Syndulla in Star Wars animated shows and video games.

Hera Syndulla! Whoa! Then we've got Maggie Wheeler, who plays Antiope.

I think that's how you pronounce it.

yeah i think everybody that worked on it knew that we wanted to be as funny as possible and you know basically up until a locked cut we're trying to find more and more and more moments where we could add some ridiculous humor to it yeah it's definitely a big part

so you also wrote on harley quinn which has been a huge hit um on streaming and people love that character in various forms including animation How do you feel that characters come alive in animation? You've written for that.

You've written for Lego One Piece.

What do you feel about the power of animation and seeing a dynamic character like Harley Quinn or seeing these characters in Lego One Piece really come alive?

I think it just gives you a little more freedom with the energy and making things over the top.

You obviously still want to keep those grounded elements of all of the characters, but the fun part about animation is you can really push them to the limit.

Exactly.

That's a huge component when it comes to making animation as well.