Holiday Forces

Holiday Forces is an American animated action/adventure comedy-drama series created by Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas. It has released on April 1, 2019 on Nickelodeon.

Synopsis
10 teenagers were living their normal lives when they find a mysterious entity named Father Time who made them become Holiday Warriors and assigned them to face various menaces.

Main

 * Neal Yeagley/New Year (voiced by Scott Menville) - a teen who is the leader of the Holiday Forces.
 * Vicky Sampson/Valentine (voiced by Catherine Taber) - TBD
 * Patrick Sampson/St. Patrick (voiced by Bobby Moynihan) - TBD
 * Ethan Eggins/Easter (voiced by Rob Paulsen) - TBD
 * April Footman/April Fool (voiced by Tara Strong) - TBD
 * Ian Fouraker/In-Depend (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson) - TBD
 * Larry Dayton/Labor (voiced by Sean Astin) - TBD
 * Howard Weinstein/Halloween (voiced by Seth Green) - TBD
 * Theo Gividen/Thanksgiving (voiced by Ben Schwartz) - TBD
 * Christy Marsh/Christmas (voiced by Jessica DiCicco) - TBD

Supporting

 * Father Time (voiced by Troy Baker) - the representation of time who formed the Holiday Forces.
 * Jack Frost (also voiced by Rob Paulsen) - TBD
 * Eon (voiced by David Tennant) - TBD
 * Mr. Margot (voiced by Ron Perlman) - TBD

Antagonists

 * Mother Nature (voiced by Laura Bailey) - the representation of nature who wanted to destroy humanity. Though, she did turn good at the Season 1 finale.
 * Abigail Nature (voiced by Liliana Mumy) - Mother Nature's half-human daughter who TBD.
 * Hail (voiced by Greg Cipes) - TBD
 * Storm (voiced by Khary Payton) - TBD
 * Frost (voiced by Grey Griffin) - TBD
 * The Ice Monster (vocal effects by Frank Welker) - TBD
 * Mr. Charles "Chuckie" Jason Myers III (voiced by Robert Englund) - TBD
 * Gungdar the Barbarian (voiced by Dan Green) - TBD
 * Gungdar the Barbarian (voiced by Dan Green) - TBD

Episodes
List of Holiday Forces episodes

Trivia

 * This show came out on April Fools' day, which is one of the holidays one of the main characters are named after
 * It also came out on Nickelodeon's 40th anniversery, when Pinwheel has been rebranded to the current channel name we all know of.
 * It also came out on the same day Nickelodeon's sitcom, The Substitute, premiered.