The Pet Adventures of Leo

The Pet Adventures of Lego is an American animated adventure-comedy television series created by Jessica Borutski with herself and Genndy Tartakovsky producing. It is produced by Warner Bros. Animation and it will premiere on WB Kids on March 14, 2020.

Sypnosis
Set in the fictional city of Petbridge, New York, the series follows a Brussels Griffon named Lego, who lives with his owner named Mattie but when Mattie is not around and is gone to school, he and his friends embarks zany adventures.

Main

 * Lego (voiced by Josh Keaton) - a adventurous and kind-hearted but also clumsy Brussels griffon, being the series' protagonist.
 * Wag (voiced by Bill Fagerbakke) - a friendly and playful Black Lab who is Lego's best friend.
 * Rose (voiced by Tara Strong) - a smart but sometimes serious cat who is Lego's other best friend, apparently having a crush on him.

Supporting

 * Mattie Johnson (voiced by Grey Griffin) - a human high school girl who is Lego's owner. According to Lego, she is a 8th grader.
 * John Johnson (voiced by Rob Paulsen) - Mattie's creative father. Currently, John and Crystal are the only human characters that discovered that the pets can do human things.
 * Red (voiced by Sean Astin) - a playful snake who is Small's best friend. He and Small are the focus of some subplots.
 * Small (voiced by Tom Kenny) - a Guinea pig who is Red's best friend. He and Red are the focus of some subplots.
 * Creep (voiced by Jason Marsden) - am iguana who can be creepy, but actually has a warm heart.
 * Hank (voiced by Rodger Bumpass) - a grumpy but friendly hawk who is Mattie's family's neighbor's pet.
 * Dave (also voiced by Rob Paulsen) - a puppy that is a friend to Lego.
 * Buddy (voiced by Jess Harnell) - a dumb dog who causes some disasters at times.
 * Chili (voiced by Phil LaMarr) - a poodle who is the younger brother of Meaty and Bones. Unlike the two, he is calm and kind-hearted as he stands up to his evil brothers.
 * Crystal Diaz (also voiced by Tara Strong) - a Mexican-American human who is the first human to know that the pets can talk. She is Lego's best human friend and also Mattie's best friend.
 * Nancy Diaz (also voiced by Grey Griffin) - Crystal's older sister who is also Mattie's best friend.
 * Sally Jonas (voiced by Kath Soucie) - a kid at Mattie's school who is her best friend as well.
 * Tyler Blake (voiced by Charlie Adler) - a kid who Mattie has a crush on, despite him not having crush on her, as he already has a girlfriend.
 * James Flynn (voiced by Steven Blum) - a human college graduate and a neighbor to Mattie who is a neutral person and is an owner of many bulldogs.
 * Principal Luke Blake (voiced by Travis Willingham) - the current principal of Mattie's school after Natasha's dismissal and Tyler’s father.
 * Vice Principal Carlos Cruz (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui) - the vice principal of Mattie's school who tries to stay cool and way back, usually carrying around an Urban Slang Dictionary.
 * Paul Smithers (voiced by Maurice LaMarche) - John's short-tempered boss.
 * Brave Braverton (also voiced by Jess Harnell) - Mattie's favorite superhero.

Antagonists

 * Velcro (voiced by Greg Baldwin) - an evil alley cat who deeply wants world domination, being one of the primary antagonists of the show.
 * Stella (voiced by Jessica DiCicco) - a sassy alley cat who is Velcro's sister, who shares her brother's desire of world domination, being one of the primary antagonists of the show, mainly antagonizing Rose.
 * King Rat (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) - the king of rats who hates humans.
 * TBD (mad scientist) (voiced by Corey Burton) - TBD
 * TBD (Igor-like henchman) (voiced by John Kassir) - TBD
 * Former Principal Natasha Meanpants (voiced by Candi Milo) - an evil former principal who wants school to be every day, but she is defeated by Lego and his friends.
 * Queen Bee (voiced by Catherine Taber) - a bee that wants to marry Lego and wants to get rid of Rose, fearing that she might take Lego from her.
 * Francine Jones (voiced by Laura Bailey) - Mattie's school bully.
 * Meaty and Bones (voiced by Jim Cummings and Jeff Bennett, respectively) - a group of villainous twin poodle brothers who likes to attack the pets, mostly Lego.
 * The Janitor (voiced by John DiMaggio) - TBD
 * Evil Doctor Wilson (voiced by Neil Patrick Harris) - TBD

Episodes
See List of episodes.

Animation
The animation is outsourced to Dong Woo Animation and Toon City Animation. Also, it was made by hand-drawn animation software, Toon Boom Animation. In the web episodes, it contains flash animation.

Theatrical film
See The Pet Adventures of Lego (film)

Following the success of the series, Warner Bros. Pictures, Phil Lord and Christopher Miller made a live-action/animated film based on the series.

Video game
Warner Bros. Games and Activision jointly produced The Pet Adventures of Lego: Dimensional Rift, released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo 3DS/2DS.

Spin-off webseries
A webseries based on the Hero Pets episode, The Hero Pets Adventures, was released on WB Kids Online!.

Easter eggs/cameos
Like other Warner Bros. Animation shows, the series commonly features easter eggs and cameos from the company's other franchises.
 * Lego has a Scooby-Doo toy figure as a luck amulet.
 * The Mystery Machine and the Batmobile are seen as one of the broken vehicles at a junkyard.
 * Wonder Woman's weapons from her DCEU version is seen one of the scattered objects owned by Lego.
 * In some of the Halloween episodes, the Green Lantern costume is worn by Lego, another role that Josh Keaton has previously played.
 * In the alley, some alley cats look like Tom Cat, Sylvester Pussycat, Penelope Pussycat, Butch Cat and Rita.
 * The Collin the Speedy Boy characters appear in a comic book.
 * Rose said Sylvester Pussycat's catchphrase "Sufferin' succotash" in two episodes.

Trivia

 * Despite the main character being named Lego, the series is unrelated to the LEGO toy brick company.
 * Sometimes, the series is compared to the Universal Pictures/Illumination Entertainment film The Secret Life of Pets, because of its concept about pets acting as humans when their owners are gone.
 * The series' episodes have a 24 minutes duration.