Max's Extremely Goofy College Life

Max's Extremely Goofy College Life is an upcoming American Animated Coming of Age Sports Romantic Comedy Web miniseries, being a sequel to both Goof Troop and An Extremely Goofy Movie.

Sypnosis
Following Max's Team's victory in the College X-Games, the Webseries tells more of Max's College life with his friends.

Main

 * Max Goof (Kappei Yamaguchi/Jason Mardsen) - One of the Main Characters of the Webseries who studies in College.
 * Bobby Zermuski￼ (Yoku Shioya/Will Friedle) - One of Max's friends who's Studies in College.
 * Peter Pete Jr. (Sukekiyo Kageyama/Rob Paulsen) - Pete's Son and one of Max's friends who studies in College.
 * Sylvia Marpole (Mari Adachi/Mary Elizabeth McGylnn) - The Librarian who became Goofy's Love interest and second Wife as well as the motherly Mentor figure to Max and his Friends.

Secondary/Supporting

 * Pistol Pete (TBD/Christie Marie Cabanos) - Pete's Daughter and Max's friend from his Childhood. Now grown up as a Guitarist.
 * ￼Roxanne (Kaori Aso/Grey DeLisle) - Max's High School Girlfriend who comes to College in Max's Second Year.
 * Goofy Goof (Yu Shimaka/Bill Farmer) - Max's Father who graduated in College now serves as a Mentor to Him.

Development
Following a series of brainstorming idea for Emman's own Open World Video Game, Max and Roxanne: A Goofy Romantic Video Game, he came up an idea of a Webseries that will show more of Max's life in College.

Notes/Trivia

 * While the Webseries follows the events of the sequel to A Goofy Movie, it also includes some elements that would be more fitting in a College setting, ranging from Rock Bands (given the fact Rock Music is listened by College Students) to other things, like planning for the future.
 * It also introduces other things for the Goof Troop Universe, ranging from Fashion from the 60s-90s, Magazines, Newspapers, to Comic Books as well as Comic Book Superheroes and even, a caricature of Marvel Comics' Stan Lee, who created numerous Super Heroes such as Spider-Man and had made some appearances in Disney Media.
 * In fact, as a nod that both Mickey Mouse and Spider-Man are iconic Characters/Mascots of their respective Companies, there are references and Homages to the Spider-Man franchise, ranging from the ones we see in the Comics, to the adaptations as well as quotes like the "When there's great Power, comes great responsibility." would be used too.