Good Ol' Magic (video game)

Good Ol' Magic is an American fantasy-supernatural-comedy video game, being the first installment in the Good Ol' Magic game series. It is developed by TBD and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, being released for PC, Mac, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox, Xbox 360, Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation Portable and Nintendo DS on October 5th, 2006.

Synopsis
Witch in training, Charlotte Painex goes on a journey to face a villainous threat.

Main

 * Charlotte Painex (voiced by Cathy Cavadini) - TBD
 * Tux (vocal effects by Frank Welker) - TBD

Supporting

 * Tattoous (voiced by Clancy Brown) - TBD
 * Thaddeus (voiced by Rodger Bumpass) - TBD
 * Maria Jaxon (voiced by Andrea Baker) - TBD
 * Mr. Lock (voiced by Greg Baldwin) - a teacher at Tattoous' school who teaches self-defense, being the first boss.
 * Mr. Lock (voiced by Greg Baldwin) - a teacher at Tattoous' school who teaches self-defense, being the first boss.

Antagonists

 * Darklia (voiced by Elizabeth Daily) - TBD
 * Griffinface (voiced by Charlie Adler) - TBD
 * Tom and Tina (voiced by Diedrich Bader and Nika Futterman, respectively) - TBD

Enemies

 * Dark Paints - Darkilia's personal soldiers.
 * Students - students at Magic Academy. Similar to Dark Paints, they appear in almost every world. With every other world, they are brainwashed by Darklia.

Worlds

 * Magic Academy
 * Tutorial
 * Hallways
 * Gym
 * Mr. Lock's Room
 * Mr. Lock (boss)
 * The Great Candy Castle
 * Candy Puff
 * Dark Woods
 * The Great Scar
 * Midnight Caves
 * Troll Queen
 * Wild West
 * Flaming Deserts
 * Darklia's Lair
 * The Great Scar
 * Midnight Caves
 * Troll Queen
 * Wild West
 * Flaming Deserts
 * Darklia's Lair
 * Troll Queen
 * Wild West
 * Flaming Deserts
 * Darklia's Lair
 * Flaming Deserts
 * Darklia's Lair
 * Darklia's Lair
 * Darklia's Lair

Trivia

 * Mr. Lock was originally to be voiced by, but due to his death on July 21st, 2006, he was unable to finish the recording of his lines for the character. Instead, Greg Baldwin (who would later assume most of Mako's roles in animation, including the ones of Uncle Iroh from the Avatar franchise, Aku from Samurai Jack, Ripper from Happy Cat and Dog Genius and Hank from Kaylia: Space Avenger) would assume the voice for the character.