Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie

Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie
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Directed by	Genndy Tartakovsky (also animation director) Robert Zemeckis (live-action parts) Joe Dante (live-action parts)
Produced by	Ivan Reitman Thurop Van Orman Tom Ruegger James Gunn Jeff Rowe Genndy Tartakovsky
Executive Produced by	Steven Spielberg Kathleen Kennedy Mikael Hed Mikko Pöllä Paul Ruddish Frank Marshall Glenn Ficarra John Requa Tucker Tooley
Screenplay by	Jeffrey Price Peter S. Seaman James Bobin Genndy Tartakovsky
Story by	Genndy Tartakovsky
Written by	Genndy Tartakovsky Paul Rudish Craig McCracken Stephen Hillenburg Tom Ruegger Steve Marmel
Based on	Angry Birds X by Genndy Tartakovsky Angry Birds by Rovio Entertainment
Starring	John DiMaggio Curtis Armstrong William Salyers Danny Pudi Deedee Magno Jim Cummings Kevin Michael Richardson Jason Issacs Tim Curry
Music by	Heitor Pereira Christophe Lennertz
Cinematography	Dean Cundey
Editing by	Ally Garrett
Production company(s)	Warner Animation Group Rovio Animation Cartoon Network Movies Amblin Entertainment Sony Pictures Animation
Distributed by	Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date(s)	April 13, 2018
Running time	182 minutes
Country	United States Finland
Language	English
Rating	PG
Budget	$88 million
Box office	$479 million

Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie is a 2018 American live-action/animated comedy action-adventure film based on the Cartoon Network animated television series Angry Birds X, which in turn is based on the mobile app franchise, Angry Birds. It is the official twelfth film in the Cartoon Network Cinematic Universe (CNCU). It is the fourth feature-length live-action/animation hybrid film to feature Looney Tunes characters, after Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988), Space Jam (1996), and Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003), and like Space Jam and Looney Tunes: Back in Action, it is a combination of live-action and traditional hand drawn 2D animation with some CGI effects. The film was co-written, directed, and produced by series creator Genndy Tartakovsky, with live-action scenes directed by Robert Zemeckis and Joe Dante and were filmed in Los Angeles, and features the series' cast. It was distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures and produced by Warner Animation Group, Cartoon Network Movies, Rovio Animation along with Amblin Entertainment, and Sony Pictures Animation, using traditional digital-ink-and-paint animation created with TMS Entertainment, Yowza Animation, and many others. The events of the movie take place between the fourth season and the fifth season. In the film, In order to stop a threat to Piggy Island, Bomb and the entire Flock embark on a crazy zany adventurous journey and battle a new arch-nemesis in order to save the universe and their eggs. As of the movie's release, Disney, Warner Bros., Steven Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis, and the film's director Genndy Tartakovsky confirmed that it serves as a sequel to Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

The film communicates themes of anger and teamwork and a tonal shift from comedic to adventurously heartfelt. The film was widely promoted by Warner Bros. and Cartoon Network, with tie-in promotions made by Kellogg's, Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Nabisco, Hungry Howie's, Baskin-Robbins, Dial, Regal Cinemas, Frito Lay, AMC Theatres, Alamo Drafthouse, KFC, Jelly Belly, Dunkin', Mountain Dew, Target, General Mills, Post, IHOP, Chili's, M&M's, Haribo, Nestlé, Keebler, Lego, Six Flags, Embassy Suites, Denny's, Chevrolet, Kraft, Hostess, Toys R Us, Taco Bell, Wendy's, and Hasbro. The film was released on April 13, 2018, along with a one-month simultaneous streaming release on the Cartoon Network app. Due to its gigantic marketing, the film was a box office success, grossing $4 billion against its $88 million budget. The film received acclaim from critics, many of whom pointed to the film's art direction, script, its faithfulness to the source material of both the 2009 game and the cartoon, its blend of animation and live-action that is reminiscent to Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Looney Tunes: Back in Action, humor, characters, pacing, setting, with several positive comparisons to Looney Tunes: Back in Action, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and The Angry Birds Movie, and Heitor Pereira and Christopher Lennertz's musical score and a bombastic orchestrated rendition of the Angry Birds theme, but nitpicked its long runtime. Reception from the fanbase is more praised. The film was nominated at Best Animated Feature at the 91st Academy Awards, but lost to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. The film was nominated for the Annie Award for Best Animated Feature, losing to Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse. It also became the first animated film to win for the Academy Award for Best Picture at the 91st Academy Awards, alongside Green Book.

The film was dedicated to Bob Hoskins, who played Eddie Valiant and died from pneumonia in April 29, 2014, Joe Alaskey, whom died from cancer in February 3, 2016, and June Foray, who died in July 26, 2017.

Plot

In 2014, a test footage of a live action island showing photorealistic CGI versions of the Flock and the Pigs duking it out against each other in an all-out war has been playing, but it is interrupted by Bomb, who is sick and tired of those live-action/CGI adaptations based on cartoons, starts telling the audience that Warner Bros. must be dense. The Flock are then seen going to the Warner Bros. studio, with several cartoon characters, who are seen going on strike, helping them get there, as they angrily lash out at Thaddeus Plotz and the Warner Bros., demanding that their movie must be traditionally-animated. Plotz rudely refuses to do that, because live-action films based on cartoons make more money and calls a security guard to throw them out of the studio. Out of retaliation, Chuck calls Yosemite Sam that they've been hornswoggled and bamboozled that their movie is going to be in live-action, which the latter furiously comes in and threatens to shoot Plotz with his six-shooter if he doesn't turn the flock's movie to be fully animated. With complete fear, Thaddeus Plotz quickly and promptly accepts their request to make their movie fully animated. Four years later, the Flock, the Pigs, and the rest of the Toons are gathering and sitting down at the movie theater to watch the first screening of the Angry Birds' first 2D-animated movie.

Act 1

The movie begins as the Pigs and the Flock invite every single Toon in Toontown to share a gigantic feast at the First Annual All-Toon Companionship Festival, a time when the Flock, the cartoon characters, and the Pigs play fun games, crazy rides, and activities over Piggy Island. On his way, Bomb brings the Eggs along with him. Meanwhile, Edgar Baconhooves, the chef of pig city, complains about his failures to his lackeys, Marf, El Porkador, Frank, Professor Percy Pigsworth, Jeff McBacon, Gramps, being unable to steal the eggs. When Jeff McBacon points out plan "105", a scheme which he has yet to attempt, Edgar, seeing a reason to be optimistic, decides to implement it and get revenge on the Flock.

Professor Percy has constructed a beacon. Edgar makes his final preparations, getting ready to hook Bomb's anger energy-infused feather up to the beacon and see who will come to investigate his signal. However, the moment Edgar connects the feather, an energy pulse extends far into space. After a montage of the Flock and the Toons having fun, the festivities are interrupted by an invasion of monstrous crows commanded by the villainous crow Baron Harmful (Tim Curry), the leader of Crow Island, and his cohorts, Don Bacon and Patsy, who use explosive sapphire orbs to obliterate the entire Pig City to a complete wasteland. The Flock, the toons, and the pigs go into Hal's underground bunker before they're destroyed. During some time, Hal begins studying on the liquid encased in one of the orbs, which is revealed to be the dip, a sickly green, ghastly chemical mixture of turpentine, acetone and benzene. Meanwhile, Edgar manages to negotiate with Baron Harmful to team up with him to foil the Angry Birds and enlists him to steal the eggs by force.

After making sure that Baron Harmful is gone, his voice echos, stating that he shall take something of great value to them. While not concerned at first, The Flock then realized that Baron Harmful has indeed taken something of great value to them; the Eggs, much to their shock. Baron Harmful laughs as he flies off to his blimp with the eggs, leaving the entire Flock in Piggy Island alone, devastated, with Bomb becoming extremely angered. After a pep talk with Red, Hal, and Chuck, Bomb rallies his flock to retrieve their eggs and save Piggy Island. After given missions from the Mighty Eagle, The Flock construct a boat, bringing their slingshot, and embark on a journey.

Act 2

Back in Piggy Island, Baron Harmful attempts to bring the toons out by tapping the tune, Shave and a Haircut. Unable to resist that tune, Roger Rabbit bursts out of the bunker, and the rest of the toons then got captured by Don Bacon. Edgar successfully usurps King Matthew Smoothcheeks II when he finishes turning Piggy Island into his empire, as he transforms Pig City into "Swinetopia.". On the Piggy Palace, Edgar exclaims to his pigs that the eggs are finally theirs. Matthew, trapped in a cage, warns him that the crows from Crow Island, especially Baron Harmful, cannot be trusted, and that should he succeed, he would never get Piggy Island back. Edgar, however doesn't believe him, which means that he has won against the Angry Birds.

In the throne room, Gramps, slowly believing what Matthew just said, tries to convince Edgar to stop plan 105, saying that it's already a bad idea. Edgar refuses to give up as he kicks him out of the Piggy Castle. Edgar communicates with King Julian Smooothcheeks I via walkie talkies, who sees that he has finally got the eggs. When King Smoothcheeks I informs him that the Flock are attempting to get reinforcements from Birdhamas to save Piggy Island and get their eggs back, Edgar reveals that he sent members of a legion, which consists of Boris Badenov, Dick Dastardly, Muttley, Bill Cipher, Plankton, Fat Cat, Vicky, Lord Dominator, and Natasha Fatale, , who align with Edgar Baconhooves. to stop the Flock from accomplishing their mission.

Act 3

After completely escaping and outsmarting them, The Flock reach a peaceful island called Birdhamas, filled with other birds, which is the location of the legendary Golden Egg, an ancient egg-shaped artifact that allows its possessor to bend their own thoughts to their will. After interacting with the inhabitants and coming to the conclusion that they have to complete their journey due to being ‘angry heroes’, Bomb assures his flock that they won't give up as King Matthew, Nigel, Richard, Professor Mario, Louis, Doug, and Ross, whom were exiled from Piggy Island by Edgar, arrive and shows them what has happened to Piggy Island while they were gone, and Professor Mario Pigsworth upgrades their boat. They make camp in the island, after the inhabitants of Bird Town accept that they'll help, much to Bomb's delight.

After going back to Piggy Island, they only find the Pig Palace has been destroyed by Baron Harmful. The Flock now realize that the mastermind behind Baron Harmful's arrival is also their archenemy, Edgar Baconhooves. Bomb is initially shocked by this, but steels himself and tells Edgar that he made a massive mistake causing Baron Harmful's arrival. Edgar, however, cunningly retorts back and mockingly tells him that he finally had his revenge on the Flock and the pigs and he will eat the eggs once and for all. Furious at what he did recently, Bomb and his flock are ready to beat Edgar and his goons, but Baron Harmful stops them catching them in a net and throws the Flock (sans Poppy, Willow, Bounci, Callum, Chet, Dahlia, Luca, and Gale) into a portal.

Act 4

The Flock flies over half of the real world all the way to the Hollywood sign and they end up crashing into it. Bomb and his friends, now animated in stylized CGI, find themselves at Los Angeles, as they have to go find shelter in a hotel. After a while, Bomb, Red, Jay, Matilda, Hal, Terence, Bubbles, and Chuck realized that Baron Harmful is, in fact, Judge Doom reincarnated, plotting to manipulate Chef Pig to wipe Toontown out with the explosively dip-loaded sapphire orbs. While looking for a place to sit, a discouraged Hal begins to lose hope and becomes depressed. After seeing him down on the dumps, Scarlett Johansson motivates Hal to never lose faith on his friends and never give up, restoring his confidence. Seeing his friends enter a heated argument, Hal manages to successfully stop this before it gets too heated with a rousing speech. The Flock resolve their differences, while they wonder how they get back to Piggy Island. Hal manages to lead the flock into another interdimensional portal, which is located in the private investigation agency, Valiant & Valiant, Frost attempts to recruit former Californian private investigator Eddie Valiant, but accidentally locates Eddie Murphy instead. Fortunately, he offers them a slingshot. They managed to launch the Flock back to Piggy Island.

The Flock reverted back to their traditional forms and return to Piggy Island to save the captive pigs and attack and defeat Baron Harmful by firing themselves over his colossal ship using their giant slingshot. Baron Harmful sees that Bomb and his flock have returned, and demands all the crows and his legion of villainous toons to search and capture them. The Flock have successfully flew into the ship, except Hal, whom only defeated one of the crow and boomerangs back to the slingshot, as they start to go in the entrance, which is full of booby traps. Through sharp thinking, Red charges through, unknowingly setting off all the booby traps and getting through unscathed. Bomb spots the caged toons and uses his shockwave power to set them free. However, Edgar swiftly hears of this and orders his troops to smuggle the Flock. Hal sees that the Flock has been cornered by Edgar and his army, whom are ready to cook the eggs, and is very furious about it. Hal manages to launch himself backwards via slingshot at a far distance with no mercy, lets out a massive bull roar, charges at Edgar and his mooks, and slams them against the floor and then throwing them across the room to save his flock and the eggs. Edgar begins to have a bit of an existential crisis.

Act 5

However, Baron Harmful reveals his plot to use his sapphire orbs loaded with dip, which is revealed to be newly revived by his crow minions of Crow Island, to destroy not only Piggy Island, but Toontown as well, so that both will be extinct from the Tooniverse forever, much to Edgar's shock and dismay. Initially uncaring after an argument for his disagreement, Baron Harmful becomes infuriated at Edgar for not knowing about Judge Doom's full name being Fenriz Ambrogio Doom, to the point where he accidentally blurts out and reveals that he IS Judge Doom reincarnated via worldwide satellite transmission to Toontown secretly by Red, much to the fear and shock everyone (sans the Flock). Furious by his true identity by exposed, Baron Harmful angrily throws Edgar out of his ship, calling him a "sniveling treacherous little swine". The Flock save Edgar from falling and reunites with the Eggs. Edgar apologizes to the Flock, saying that he only now understands why keeping the Great Egg War going is a bad idea. Edgar and The Flock put aside their differences and work together to beat Baron Harmful, but to no avail. Baron Harmful traps the discouraged Flock and prepares to destroy them. Just when all hope seems lost, Bugs Bunny calls in Winnie and her flock, the pigs, and every single Toon, including the Looney Tunes, Garfield, the Mystery Inc. gang, Woody Woodpecker, The Nicktoons, Finn and Jake, Steven Universe, Mordecai and Rigby, The Tiny Toons, the Warner Siblings, and Rocky and Bullwinkle to arrive and help the Flock. An all-out war broke between Baron Harmful's army and the Flock.

All of the birds, toons, and pigs fend off Baron Harmful's army while the Flock keeping the eggs away from them, driving all but Harmful away, and battle against Baron Harmful, using assorted Toon props against him, all the while proving more than a match for him. The Flock separate themselves to distract and attack him. There, they each taunt Baron Harmful about his obsession of freeways and sadistic genocide of Toons, causing an incensed Baron Harmful to produce an arsenal of weapons from his body, until Terence is able to run Harmful over like a steamroller before he gets to do it. He does not kill him however. Instead, he flattens him like a pancake.

Act 6

A flattened Baron Harmful finally snapped due to the savage taunting the Flock gave him, as he takes the golden egg, and fuses himself with it, causing him to transform into a giant amalgamation of various toons and begins to pummel the Flock, being more powerful and more unhinged than before, as he magically creates an army of savage amalgamated clones of various toons. The angry birds try to flee, but Harmful is too quick as he sends them flying across the blimp floor, angrily warning the Flock that Toontown will not leave him behind. As Bomb and his flock are about to be scared of Baron Harmful, Roger Rabbit comes in to encourage them by explaining that for Toons that a laugh can be a very powerful thing and laughter is the only weapon they have sometimes, causing the Flock to drop their fear, get back up, grab the Rage Chilis, and fight Baron Harmful, Don Bacon, and Patsy using their cartoon physics, with Don Bacon and Patsy unsuccessfully battling them as Chuck drops a ton of bricks on them. Baron Harmful steals the eggs and tries to eat them, but his teeth cracked, and then Hal reveals that he and the Blues has painted three egg-shaped rocks white to make them look like eggs while they were battling him. Furious, Baron Harmful manages to spitefully hurl a box of TNT at the flock, but Hal and Bomb throw a can of sardines in his way before he throws the TNT, summoning the Mighty Eagle, destroying his ship and literally punches the Golden Egg out of him. An vengeful and deranged Baron Harmful, back in his normal form, yells at the Flock that he will return to try to wipe Piggy Island and Toontown off the face of the Tooniverse, while strangling Bomb's fuse, revealing his intention of returning with more crows.

In the middle of his rant, however, Chuck drops a piano on Baron Harmful, which knocks him out. King Smoothcheeks and the pigs stand before the defeated crow and Bomb, Red, Hal, and Chuck stuff a shrunken dip-filled sapphire bomb down Baron Harmful's throat, grab him by the crest and before tossing him way up high in the sky, before the bomb explodes inside him, which results in him to be violently electrocuted and then melting into nothingness, disintegrating him for good, while Don Bacon, Patsy, and all the toon villains are arrested for their crimes against Piggy Island. The Flock and Edgar rebuild Pig City with the help of the Toons, but when the Flock and Edgar see an anguished Leonard mourning the loss of the Pig Palace, Bomb and the others feel bad for him and join him. As they mourn, Edgar apologizes for his actions towards the Flock and the Pigs over all these, as his recent actions caused the destruction of the Pig Palace they had so many memories with. However, Bomb, Red, and Chuck refuse to let the memories fade away, and convince the others they can rebuild the castle if they all work together to which Leonard approves while hearby bequeathing the property to Piggy Castle to Matthew.

Act 7

A week later, the All-Toon Companionship Festival resumes, as Hal finally gets the recognition he deserves when Bomb gives out a speech about how Hal is not only the brains of their team, but also in fact the heart and moral center of the Flock, and to show graditude, Hal also credits Bomb, the entire flock, the pigs and Toons for saving not just Piggy Island, but the entire Tooniverse, and as a result finds himself even more beloved for his courage, honesty, and selflessness. In the end, the Flock are celebrated and hailed as heroes by the Pigs and residents of Toontown. While being praised by the Pigs and the toons, The Flock even forgive Edgar when they sees him feeling regretful for the chaos he caused, and he offers them a makeshift sun visor for each egg. Edgar discovers that the other pigs have rebuilt his restaurant in the center of the Pig City and remarks that betraying his kind was the dumbest thing he's ever done. The Flock have a conversation with Mighty Eagle and are inspired to move forward, upgrading their slingshot and resuming their egg-guarding duties as they celebrate the Great Egg War's end, but have to be on even more high alert. The Flock guard and protect the eggs together. Everyone starts celebrating and dancing to Bomb, Red, Chuck, and Hal singing "Livin' La Vida Loca."

The Flock are now welcomed by the Toons, who now begin to acclimate themselves with the rest of the birds and pigs (even the old inhabitants of Aviantopia move in to Piggy Island) in various activities for life. Then, Mickey and Bugs reminds every toon, bird, and pig to take a group photo, all meeting in South Beach. While everyone is getting ready, Bomb and Roger looks up at a photograph of detective Eddie Valiant, and fondly remember what he had go through to save all of Toontown. Daffy reminds Bomb and Roger that everyone is at South Beach as Roger, in a private moment, somberly thanks him. Hal plays Smile, Darn Ya Smile on his banjo joined in by Luna Loud on her guitar, Schroeder on his piano, Hägar the Horrible on his lute, and Squidward on his clarinet. Everyone else starts playing and singing to the song. As everyone plays and sing the song, they start going to South Beach for a group photo, with Bugs and Mickey getting everyone together, as Bomb happily shows a sign reading "Welcoming change, ain't it?".

When the film ends, Silver insists on watching it again. Chuck tells her that they'll watch it again tomorrow until The Pigs, Lucy and Patrick (Chuck's mother and father), Winnie, Winnie's entire flock, and the rest of the toons want to watch the movie again as well, following an epilogue narrated by the Pink Panther detailing a fate and whereabouts of the toons if the film was critical and finacial success. A mid-credits scene shows The Flock welcomes Winnie and her gang to Piggy Island.

In a post-credits scene, The Flock being cheered by millions of Toons, due to their movie being a success, much to the 2013 Teen Titans’ dismay as they boo and jeer at them, wanting a movie of their own.

Cast

Main Protagonists

• John DiMaggio as Bomb
  • Pasi Ruohonen provides Bomb's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Curtis Armstrong as Red
  • Antti Pääkkönen provides Red's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• William Salyers as Chuck
  • Antti LJ Pääkkönen provides Chuck's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Deedee Magno as Matilda
  • Antti LJ Pääkkönen provides Matilda's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Danny Pudi as Jay
  • Heljä Heikkinen and Lynne Guaglione provide Jay's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Jim Cummings as Hal
  • Jean-Marie Viollet provides Hal's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than Scarlett Johansson or John Tuturro.
• Kevin Michael Richardson as Terence
  • Heljä Heikkinen also provided Terence's grunts and growls, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Eric Bauza as Jake
  • Heljä Heikkinen and Lynne Guaglione provide Jake's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Ben Schwartz as Jim
  • Heljä Heikkinen and Lynne Guaglione provide Jim's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Sam Lavagnino as Bubbles
  • Antti LJ Pääkkönen provides Bubbles's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Nicole Sullivan as Stella
  • Heljä Heikkinen provides Stella's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Kari Wahlgren as Ruby
  • Malla Malmivaara provides Ruby's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Tom Kenny as Frost
  • Jean-Marie Viollet provides Frost's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Christel Khalil as Melody
  • Heljä Heikkinen provides Melody's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Brad Garrett as Eugene
  • Pasi Ruohonen provides Eugene's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Ernie Sabella as Bounci
• Gary Schwartz as Tony
  • Heljä Heikkinen provides Tony's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Cristina Pucelli as Silver
  • Kiti Kokkonen provides Silver's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Taye Diggs as Ollie
  • Antti Pääkkönen provides Ollie's vocal effects, as heard by humans other than John Tuturro.
• Bryce Pinkham as Callum
• Bumper Robinson as Chet
• Mindy Cohn as Dahlia
• Michaela Dietz as Poppy
• Yvonne Orji as Gale
• Kath Soucie as Luca
• Shannon Chan-Kent as Willow
• Peter Cullen as Mighty Eagle

Supporting protagonists

• Joey D'Auria as King Matthew Pumpernickel Mudbeard-Smoothcheeks II
• Richard Steven Horvitz as Corporal Richard Pigman
• Brian Drummond as Prince Porky
• Lewis Black as Foreman Nigel Piglington
• Bill Hader as King Leonard Mudbeard Jr.
• Jason J. Lewis as Professor Mario Pigsworth
• Nicole Oliver as Queen Petunia Porkins-Smootcheeks
• Charlie Adler as Ross
• Pierre Tessier as Chef Mathias Cochon
• David Tennant as Reginald
• John Oliver as Charles A. Haruka-Zori
• Michael Rubin as Postman Pat Porkchop
• Seán Cullen as Giovanni
• Richard Ian Cox as Piggy McCool
• Blake Shelton as Earl
• E.G. Daily as Chip
• Maurice LaMarche as Mechanic Louis Piggsly
• Pierre Coffin, Chris Renaud, Eric Bauza, Billy West, Brian Drummond, Trevor Devall, Bob Bergen, Janice Kawaye, Rob Paulsen, Tara Strong, Tabitha St. Germain, Mel Blanc (from archival recordings), Antti LJ Pääkkönen. Antti Pääkkönen, William Hanna (from archival recordings), LaMarche, and Jeff Bennett, Damien Laquet, and Chris Wedge as Minion Pigs
• Brain Doyle Murray as Chronicler Doug Piggerstein

Villains

• Tim Curry as Baron Constantine Harmful; A crow reincarnation of Judge Fenriz Ambrogio Doom / Baron von Rotten
  • Corey Burton as Baron Harmful's high-pitched voice
  • Christopher Lloyd as Baron Harmful's chimeric form (uncredited)
• Doc Harris as Don Bacon
• David L. Lander, Jack Black, Adam Goldberg, Rob Riggle, Nick Nolte, Seth Rogen, Rick May, Nathan Vetterlein, Charles Fleischer, Paul Giamatti, Patrick Warburton, and Fred Newman as the Crows
• Ian Jones Quartey as Patsy
• James Spader as King Matthew Julian Mudbeard-Smoothcheeks I
• Jason Issacs as Edgar Baconhooves
  • Aku Laitinen provides his evil laugh.
• Lee Tockar as Marf
• Neil Crone as Frank
• Jeff Bennett as Gramps
• Maurice LaMarche as Professor Percy Pigsworth
• Alan Tudyk as Hektor Porko
• Robin Atkin Downes as Dr. Fredrick Piggerschwein
• Dennis Bateman as Jeff McBacon

Live action guest stars

• Scarlett Johansson as herself (cameo)
• Eddie Murphy as himself (cameo)
• Janeane Garofalo as Hotel bellhop (cameo)
• Rob Delaney as Hotel co-manager (cameo)
• Joanna Cassidy as Dolores (cameo)
• Keanu Reeves as Hotel manager (cameo)
• Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean; Atkinson also voices Mr. Bean's animated counterpart. (cameo)
• Camilla Arfwedson as a Hotel employee (cameo)
• John Tuturro as a bird whisperer (cameo)
• Charles Fleischer as a security guard (cameo)
  • An archival recording of Mel Blanc from the 1940 Looney Tunes Short, You Ought to Be in Pictures, dubbed over Fleischer's voice.
• Richard Ridings as Angelo (cameo)
• Billy Crystal as a hot dog vendor (cameo)
• Joel Silver as Raoul J. Raoul (cameo)
• Paul Springer as Augie (cameo)
• Kirstie Alley as herself (cameo)
• Renee Russo as a lounge singer (cameo)
• Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, and Linda Cardellini as the Scooby-Doo cast (cameos)
• Tina Fey as Hotel housekeeper (cameo)
• Jim Carrey as a therapist for cartoon characters (cameo)
• Sofia Vergara as a tour guide (cameo)
• Mike Edmonds as Stretch (cameo)
• Kenan Thompson as Lewis (cameo)
• Kel Mitchell as Martin (cameo)

Silent cameos consists of Jenna Elfman as Kate Houghton; Don and Dan Stanton as the Warner Brothers; Bill Murray as Hotel chef; Uzo Aduba, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Amy Adams, and Christina Hendricks as Hotel waitresses; Mike Myers as UPS delivery guy; Rashida Jones as a receptionist at Cartoon Network Studios; Michael Peña as a hotel bellhop; Christopher Lloyd as Judge Doom's spirit; Dolly Pardon as Hal's psychiatrist; Salma Hayek as Chuck's feather groomer; Danny McBride, Jason Sudeikis, and Josh Gad as Bomb, Red, and Chuck's agents respectively

Appearances via archival footage include Bob Hoskins, Richard LeParmentier, Christopher Lloyd, Stubby Kaye, and Alan Tilvern as Eddie Valiant, Lt. Santino, Judge Doom, Marvin Acme, and R.K. Maroon, respectively from Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Supporting Characters

• Fred Tatascoire as Uncle Frank, Red and Terence's uncle
• Maurice LaMarche as Eddie
• Linda Cardelini as Peck Girl
• Jimmy Donaldson as Harold
• Novie Edwards as Gloria
• Sia as Lady Bacon
• Eric Bauza as Zain, Leland, Major Pecker, and Shrapnel
• Jessica DiCicco as Bette
• April Winchell as Wonder Bird, the commander of Winnie's flock.
• Grey Griffin as Lianne
• Lou Hirsch as Thelonius
• Charles Fleischer as Walter
• Peter Oldring as Wade
• Cree Summer as Tonya
• Jim Cummings as Officer Murphy, Helmut, and Master Beakagi
• Tara Strong as Pam
• Myrna Velasco as Pauline
• Candi Milo as Darlene
• Grey Griffin as Tiffany
• Andrea Libman as Mireille
• Nika Futterman as Noah
• Kimberly Brooks as Jasmine
• Dan Castellaneta as Patrick, Chuck's witty and laid-back father
• Wendie Malick as Lucy, Chuck's well-meaning mother
• Clancy Brown as Capt’n Thrash
• Steven Blum as Owlpheusm
• Judi Dench as Melody Fincherstein
• Uzo Aduba as Mia
• Chris Hardwick as Steve
• Kath Soucie as Lady Plume
• Janyse Jaud as Winnie, Red and Terence's aunt
• Tress MacNeille as Sidney
• Ashleigh Ball as Paige

Cartoon Cameo Voice Cast

Main article: List of cameos in Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie

In the spirit of Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the film features numerous appearances of other animated characters from within the Warner Bros. catalogue and other third party properties that appear with or without dialogue.

• Charles Fleischer as Roger Rabbit and Benny the Cab (cameos)
  • Jim Cummings makes a cameo as his voice from the screen test of a cancelled Roger Rabbit sequel.
• Kathleen Turner as Jessica Rabbit (cameo)
• Jim Cummings as Baby Herman, Snagglepuss, Fleegle, Tasmanian Devil, Barnyard Dawg, Captain Caveman, Dick Dastardly, Cat, Bonkers D. Bobcat, Pete, Lucky Piquel, Papa Bear, Colonel Shuffle, Uncle Pecos, Lord Boxman, Fat Cat, Doc, Porky Pine, Loopy De Loop, Bushwhacker Bob, Clyde, Humphrey the Bear, Marc Anthony, Herman, Cool Cat, George Everett Wilson Sr., Gargamel, Mr. Bumpy, Maurice the Gorilla, Big Bad Wolf, Drake Mallard / Darkwing Duck, Cheshire Cat, Peter Potamus, Negaduck, Dogfather, Dick Tracy, Bluto, Professor Norton Nimnul, Wendal T. Wolf, Skrawl, Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Beaky Buzzard, Angus MacRory, Zummi Gummi, Meathead Cat, Monterey Jack, Sam Sheepdog, Yoyo Dodo, Lurch, Gossamer, Nasty Canasta, The Shredder, Country, Morocco Mole, Buddy Boar, Don Karnage, and Spike the Irish Dog (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides Captain Caveman's iconic yell, as well as a few lines for Taz, Barnyard Dawg, and Marc Anthony, via archive recordings.
  • Sterling Holloway provided Cheshire Cat's laugh, via archive recordings.
  • Fred Tatascoire provided uncredited additional dialogue for the Tasmanian Devil.
  • April Winchell provides Baby Herman's "baby noises".
• Lex Lang as Wile E. Coyote (cameo)
• Morgan Deare as Bongo the Gorilla (cameo)
• Billy West as Bugs Bunny, Hamton J. Pig, Woody Woodpecker, Klunk, Zilly, Norville "Shaggy" Rogers, Emmitt Roswell, Groovy Groove, Brainy Smurf, Muttley, Wally Walrus, Stimpson J. Cat, Ren Höek, Reddy, Roger Klotz, Cad Lackey, Rancid Rabbit, Doug Funnie, and Elmer Fudd (cameos)
  • Eric Bauza provided uncredited additional dialogue for Woody.
  • Scott Innes provided uncredited additional dialogue for Shaggy.
  • Don Messick provides Muttley's snickers, as well as a few of Hamton's lines, via archive recordings.
  • Mel Blanc provides Woody Woodpecker's iconic laugh, as well as a few of Bugs' lines, via archive recordings.
  • Arthur Q. Bryan provides a few of Elmer's dialogue, via archive recordings.
• Bret Iwan as Mickey Mouse (cameo)
  • Chris Diamantopoulos provided uncredited additional dialogue for Mickey.
• Dee Bradley Baker as Daffy Duck, Scoots, Momo, Bubble Bass, Swampfire, Cow and Chicken's dad, Perry the Platypus, Happy Higgenbottom, Lion, Appa, Og, Snorky, and Numbuh 4 (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides a few of Daffy's dialogue, via archive recordings.
  • Eric Bauza provided uncredited additional dialogue for Daffy.
• Tony Anselmo as Donald Duck (cameo)
  • Clarence Nash provides Donald's vocal effects, via archive recordings.
• Jeff Bennett as Foghorn Leghorn, Brooklyn, Blitz, White Rabbit, Officer Dibble, Keswick, Hector J. Peabody, Touché Turtle, Yosemite Sam, Larry Shrew, Kwicky Koala, Droopy, Pogo Possum, Clay Bailey, Johnny Bravo, Dollar-nator, Raj, Samson, Travoltron, Baby Huey, Lucky Bob, Peter Perfect, Clamhead, Jitters A. Dog, Lippy the Lion, Bashful, Boogregard "Boog" Shlizetti, Dexter's Dad, Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel, Pitu Le Pew, Stereo Monovici, Dribbal, Gurggle, Jinky, Camillot, and Bud Budiovitch (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides a few lines for Yosemite Sam and Foghorn Leghorn, via archive recordings.
  • Maurice LaMarche provided uncredited additional dialogue for Yosemite Sam.
• Tara Strong as Truffles, Raven (Teen Titans), Ingrid Third, Ilana, Big Fat Baby, Maguro Maki, Omi, Shareena Wickett, Twilight Sparkle, Timmy Turner, Poof, Penelope Pitstop, Kessie, Dennis Roger Mitchell, Betty Boop, Pussyfoot, Plum, Rocket J. Squirrel, Bubbles, Raven (Teen Titans Go!), and Princess Unikitty (cameos)
  • June Foray provides a few of Rocky's dialogue, via archive recordings.
• Bob Bergen as Porky Pig, Topsy Cat, and Tweety (cameos)
  • Eric Bauza provided uncredited additional dialogue for Porky and Tweety.
  • Mel Blanc provides a few lines for Porky and Tweety, via archive recordings.
• Bill Farmer as Goofy, Sleepy, Pluto, and Horace Horsecollar (cameos)
  • Pinto Covig provides Goofy's iconic holler, via archive recordings.
• Spencer Rothbell as Clarence Wendle (cameo)
• Joe Ochman as Jiminy Cricket (cameo)
• Karla DeVito as Miranda Wright (cameo)
• Dane Boedigheimer as Orange, Pear, Midget Apple/Little Apple, and Marshmallow (cameos)
• Bob Jennings as Grapefruit (cameo)
• Kevin Brueck as Grandpa Lemon (cameo)
• Stephen Ouimette as Beetlejuice (cameo)
• Alyson Court as Lydia Deetz (cameo)
• Rosalyn Landor as Mum and Constance Koala (cameos)
• Chris Wedge as Scrat (cameo)
• Justine Ezarik as Passion Fruit (cameo)
• Lyon Smith as Ed (cameo)
• Megan Fahlenbock as Deets (cameo)
• L. Dean Ifill as Burn (cameo)
• Bailey Stocker as Fizz (cameo)
• Peter Cugno as Loogie (cameo)
• Sean Giambrone as Jeffrey "Jeff" Randell (cameo)
• Curtis Armstrong as Dan, Marf, and Robot Default (cameos)
• Harland Williams as Monster Krumholtz, Apple, and Newton (cameos)
• Tom Kenny as SpongeBob SquarePants, Ed, Ryan "Sumo" Sumouski, Eduardo, Ice King, Commander Peepers, Heffer, Rabbit, Valhallen, Boo-Boo Bear, Mr. Slinkman, Scoutmaster Lumpus, Pekeroné, Gary the Snail, Katnip, Tux, Popeye the Sailor, Huckleberry Hound, Gibson, Leon, Jake Spidermonkey, Dog, Starscream, Cliff Feltbottom, Top Cat, Raimundo Pedrosa, Scrappy-Doo, Douglas E. Mordecai III, Eddie Lawrence, The Mayor of Townsville, Flain, Seismo, Teslo, Berp, Tungster, and French Narrator (cameos)
  • Charlie Adler provided additional dialogue for Pekeroné.
• Jennifer Martin as Ms. Bellum (cameo)
• Bill Fagerbakke as Patrick Star, Broadway, and Bulkhead (cameos)
• Niki Yang as Lady Rainicorn and BMO (cameos)
• Grey Griffin as Daphne Blake, Kitty Katswell, Riley Daring, Winsome Witch, Kitty Jo, Carmen "Raya" Alonso, Lupe Toucan, Jang-Keng, Ingrid Giraffe, Brenda Chance, Miss Prissy, Portia Gibbons, Thomas "Tubby" Tompkins, Olive Oyl, Frida Suãrez, Arcee, Carmelita Aves/Voltura, Mandy, Bubbles, Jane Jetson, Shannon Westburg, Brianna Buttowski, Emily-Elizabeth Howard, Betty Rubble, Frankie Foster, Yumi, Kimiko Tohomiko, Goo, Red Hot Riding Hood, Mama Bear, Vambre Warrior, Lily Loud, Shannon Westerburg, Sam Manson, Lana Loud, Melody Valentine, Toodles Galore, Lola Loud, Leonard Helperman, Major Doctor Ghastly, and Prince Puppycorn (cameos)
• Mary Faber as Morbidia (cameo)
• Mindy Cohn as Velma Dinkley (cameo)
  • Kate Micucci provided uncredited additional dialogue for Velma.
• Jason Marsden as Plucky Duck, Chester McBadbat, Shnookums, Nermal, Tak, Maximilian "Max" Goof, and Calvin (cameos)
  • Desirée Goyette briefly provides the voice acting for Nermal's original voice, reprising her role from Garfield and Friends.
  • Joe Alaskey provides a few of Plucky's lines, via archive recordings.
• John Kassir as Jibolba (cameo)
• Frank Welker as Fred Jones, Furrball, Gruffi Gummi, Shag, Little Beeper, Megatron, Garfield, Jabberjaw, Father Time, Astro, Runt, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Heckle, Jeckle, Soundwave, Curious George, McWolf, Barky Marky, Hefty Smurf, Calamity Coyote, Boskov, Ring-a-Ding, Chicken Boo, Bronx, The Great Grape Ape, Slimer, Inch High, Ricochet Rabbit, Fall Apart Rabbit, Toots, Gus Goose, Thaddeus Plotz, Meat, Augie Doggie, Dynomutt, Tooty Shelby, Booker, Bo, Sheldon, Azrael, Byron Basset, Ralph T. Guard, The Infraggable Krunk, Biff, Hector Bulldog, Pule Houser, Occy, Gogo Dodo, Monkey, and Scooby-Doo (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides a few of Hector's lines, via archive recordings.
  • Don Messick provides Scooby-Doo's iconic laugh, via archive recordings.
  • Lorenzo Music provides a few of Garfield's lines, via archive recordings.
• Katie Crown as Mary Wendle (cameo)
• Steve Mackall as Marsupilami (cameo)
• James Arnold Taylor as Johnny Test (cameo)
• Trevor Devall as Elroy Jetson and Dukey (cameos)
• Maryke Hendrikse as Susan Test and Shelly (cameo)
• Ashleigh Ball as Applejack, Matt, Blythe Baxter, Leo, Mary Test, Skippy Squirrel, T.J. Detweiler, Oopsy Bear, and Rainbow Dash (cameos)
• Rachael MacFarlane as Eris (cameo)
• Vanessa Marshall as Irwin Dracula (cameo)
• C. H. Greenblatt as Fred Fredburger and Kimchi (cameos)
• Ed Asner as Hudson (cameo)
• Jocelyn Blue as Nerdluck Pound (cameo)
• Charity James as Nerdluck Blanko and Kelly Generic (cameos)
• June Melby as Nerdluck Bang (cameo)
• Catherine Reitman as Nerdluck Bupkus (cameo)
• Colleen Wainwright as Nerdluck Nawt (cameo)
• Maxwell Atoms as Cod Commando (cameo)
• David DeLuise as Harold "Coop" Cooplowski (cameo)
• Kate Flannery as Carol (cameo)
• Scott McCord as Skull Boy and Golias (cameos)
• Sarah Gadon as Ruby Gloom (cameo)
• Tajja Isen as Betty Barrett / Atomic Betty and Nessa (cameos)
• Rick Miller as Sparky and Bongo (cameos)
• Bruce Hunter as Robot X-5 (cameo)
• Roger L. Jackson as Mojo Jojo (cameo)
• Craig Ferguson as Owl (cameo)
• Aidan McGraw as Roo (cameo)
• Matt Hill as Ed (cameo)
• Samuel Vincent as Edd, Martin Mystery, Krypto the Superdog, and Russell Ferguson (cameos)
• Tony Sampson as Eddy (cameo)
  • This is Sampson's first time reprising his role as Eddy after Ed, Edd n Eddy's Big Picture Show as well as his first time to out of retirement in 2009.
• Chris Hardwick as Otis, Craig, and Glowface (cameos)
• Maria Bamford as Scorpi (cameo)
• Blayne Weaver as Peter Pan (cameo)
• Vincent Martella as Phineas Flynn (cameo)
• Jeremy Rowley as Bunsen (cameo)
• Ben Giroux as Mikey Munroe (cameo)
• John de Lancie as Discord (cameo)
• Thomas Sangster as Ferb Fletcher (cameo)
• Ashley Tisdale as Candace Flynn (cameo)
• Alyson Stoner as Isabella Garcia-Shapiro (cameo)
• Bobby Gaylor as Buford Van Stomm (cameo)
• Maulik Pancholy as Baljeet Tjinder and Sanjay Patel (cameos)
• Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Pinocchio (cameo)
• Alfred Molina as Rippen (cameo)
• Martin Clunes as Kipper (cameo)
• Chris Lang as Tiger, Pig, Arnold and Jake (cameos)
• Larry Wilmore as Principal Larry (cameo)
• Paul Schoeffler as Katz and Le Quack (cameo)
• Neil Flynn as Pig (cameo)
  • He was previously voiced by Tino Insana in Barnyard and in Back at the Barnyard
• Jim Meskimen as the Mad Doctor and Genie (cameo)
  • Robin Williams provides a few of Genie's lines, via archive recordings.
• "Weird Al" Yankovic as Milo Murphy (cameo)
• Sabrina Carpenter as Melissa Chase (cameo)
• Mekai Curtis as Zack Underwood (cameo)
• Jennifer Paz as Lapis Lazuli (cameo)
• Rick Gomez as Windsor Gorilla and Slips Python (cameo)
• Elijah Wood as Wirt (cameo)
• Melanie Lynskey as Beatrice (cameo)
• Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean (cameo)
• Amelia Stanger as Heffridge Trumpler Brompet "Lumpy" Heffalump IV (cameo)
• Phil Hayes as Rokit, Coach, and Kuffs (cameo)
• Patrick Warburton as Tucker X, Lok, and Buzz Lightyear (cameos)
• Jim Conroy as Ruff Ruffman, Mr. Magoo, and Kenny the Shark (cameos)
• Kelli Rabke as Katarina "Kat" Cassidy (cameo)
• Bob Joles as Mr. Fugu and Sleepy (cameo)
• Athena Karakinis as Creepie Creecher (cameo)
• Cam Clarke as Leonardo, Mac Handover, and Freddy the Ferret (cameos)
  • Clarke also provided many vocal effects for Zig the Hyena.
• Barry Gordon as Jake Clawson/Razor, Wellington Wetworth, Jr., and Donatello (cameos)
• John Astin as Bull Gator and Gomez Addams (cameos)
• Nancy Linari as Morticia Addams (cameo)
• David Lander as Henry (cameo)
• Debi Derryberry as Jimmy Neutron, Jake Tazmanian Devil, Weenie, Wednesday Addams, and Loud Kiddington (cameos)
• Jeannie Elias as Pugsley Addams and Carl Foutley (cameo)
• Christopher Lloyd as Uncle Fester Addams (cameo)
• Pat Fraley as Cousin Itt and Krang (cameos)
• Kelly Stables as Will Vandom
• Candi Milo as Dexter, Shana Elmsford, Cindy Bear, The Flea, Granny Frump / Grandmama, Zoe Aves / Black Cuervo, Gus Griswald, Witch Hazel, Coco, Irma Lair, Charles "Cubey" Cubinacle, Maya Santos, Wendy the Good Little Witch, Lonette, Granny, Gosalyn Mallard, Goat, Little Dot, Debbie, Cow and Chicken's mom, Grammi Gummi, Big Fat Baby, and Sweetie Bird (cameos)
  • Luke Ruegger provides a few of Big Fat Baby's lines, via archive recordings.
  • Bea Benaderet provides a few of Granny's lines, via archive recordings.
• Rob Paulsen as Yakko Warner, Fowlmouth, Beetle Bailey, Broccoli Alien Overlord, Corky, Digeri Dingo, Timothy Platypus, Francis X. Bushlad, Augustus Gummi, Dr. Otto von Scratchansniff, Buck Tuddrussel, Mark Chang, Concord Condor, X-625 / Reuben, Axl, Pete Junior, Spooky the Tuff Little Ghost, Tlaloc, Squishington, Mac Gopher, Peck, Raphael, José Carioca, Carl Wheezer, Coconut Fred, Gordon Quid, Major Glory, and Pinky (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides a few of Mac's lines, via archive recordings.
• Maurice LaMarche as Benny the Ball, Inspector Gadget, Estroy, Dizzy Devil, Hugh Tazmanian Devil, Daniel Platypus, Mortimer Mouse, Pepe Le Pew, The Brain, Dum Dum, Fred Flintstone, Squit, Butch Cat, Doggie Daddy, Simon Bar Sinister, Zix, Benedict Uno / Father, Doctor Vincent Whiskers, Spike Bulldog, March Hare, and Etno Polino (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides a few lines for Pepe, via archive recordings.
  • Jim Cummings provided uncredited additional dialogue for Spike Bulldog.
• Wally Wingert as Almighty Tallest Red (cameo)
• Piotr Michael as Dr. Jumba Jookiba (cameo)
• Kevin MacDonald as Waffle, Almighty Tallest Purple, and Wendy Pleakley (cameos)
• Keone Young as Luong Lao Shi and Kaz Harada (cameos)
• Wayne Knight as Mr. Blik, Igor, Evil Emperor Zurg, and Dojo Kanojo Cho (cameos)
• Miriam Flynn as Pearl Ghost and Jean Tazmanian Devil (cameos)
• Townsend Coleman as Michelangelo (cameo)
• Kellie Martin as Roxanne and Molly Tazmanian Devil (cameos)
• Eddie Murphy as Mushu (cameo)
• Michael Bell as Handy Smurf, Grouchy Smurf, Quackerjack, Mark, Dagwood Allstar Seaworthy, and Lazy Smurf (cameos)
• Wendie Malick as Trudy X (cameo)
• Chris Rock as Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones (cameo)
• Melissa Disney as Ginger Foutley (cameo)
• Aspen Miller as Dodie Bishop (cameo)
• David Hyde Pierce as Drixenol "Drix" Koldreliff (cameo)
• Lynsey Bartilson as Tuesday X (cameo)
• Melissa Rauch as Miss Mam'selle Hepzibah (cameo)
• Martin Jarvis as Nergal (cameo)
• Tim Curry as Taurus Bulba, Nigel Thornberry, and Professor Finbar Calamitus (cameos)
• Jodi Carlisle as Marianne Thornberry (cameo)
• Bobcat Goldthwait as Moxy (cameo)
• Penn Jillette as Flea (cameo)
• Travis Oates as Piglet (cameo)
• Peter Cullen as Optimus Prime, Howland Owl, Eeyore, and Ironhide (cameos)
• Jack Angel as Bud E. Flud / The Liquidator (cameo)
• Luxton Handspiker as Periwinkle (cameo)
  • Kenny Jim provides a few of Periwinkle's lines, via archive recordings.
• Cathy Weseluck as Spike the Dragon (cameo)
• Jacob Ursomarzo as Arthur Read (cameo)
• Katie Leigh as Sunni Gummi (cameo)
• Jason Alexander as Boris Badenov (cameo)
• Fátima Ptacek as Dora Marquez (cameo)
• Sofia Lopez as Backpack (cameo)
• Marc Weiner as Map (cameo)
• Uzo Aduba as Bismuth (cameo)
• Koda Gursoy as Boots the Monkey (cameo)
• Lauri Fraser as Natasha Fatale and Miz Beaver (cameos)
• Scott Menville as Robin (Teen Titans), Robin (Teen Titans Go!), and Chavez (cameos)
• Greg Cipes as Beast Boy (Teen Titans), Kevin Levin, Lightning Rodriguez, and Beast Boy (Teen Titans Go!) (cameos)
• Bill Kopp as Eek the Cat and Mister Mewser (cameos)
• Khary Payton as Cyborg (Teen Titans) and Cyborg (Teen Titans Go!) (cameos)
• Hynden Walch as Princess Bubblegum, Starfire (Teen Titans), Alice, Katilda, Penny Sanchez, and Starfire (Teen Titans Go!) (cameos)
• Corey Burton as Ratchet, Grumpy, Ludwig Von Drake, Snidely Whiplash, and Dale (cameos)
• Mindy Sterling as Ms. Endive (cameo)
• Alan Tudyk as the Mad Hatter (cameo)
• Amy Poehler as Bessie Higgenbottom (cameo)
• Andy Richter as Ben Higgenbottom (cameo)
• Keith David as Goliath (cameo)
• Salli Richardson-Whitfield as Elisa Maza (cameo)
• Samantha Newark as Jem/Jerrica Benton (cameo)
• Justin Fletcher as Shaun the Sheep (cameo)
• John Sparkes as Bitzer (cameo)
• Ben Whitehead as Wallace (cameo)
• Bob Ogle as McBarkle (archival recordings) (cameo)
• William Hanna as Tom Cat and Jerry Mouse (archive recordings) (cameos)
  • Jeff Bennett voices Tom, while Richard Steven Horvitz voices Jerry, but they each only speak sparingly for comedic effect.
  • Archival audio recordings of Mel Blanc, Sara Berner, and June Foray are used.
  • Spike Brandt provided some vocal effects for Tom and Jerry.
  • Kaiji Tang and Don Brown provided a few vocal effects for Tom.
  • André Sogliuzzo and Samuel Vincent also provided a few vocal effects for Jerry.
• Jeremy Shada as Finn (cameo)
• Courtney Taylor as K.O. (cameo)
• Ashly Burch as Enid (cameo)
• Alex Walsh as Christopher "Chris" Kirkman (cameo)
• Ian Jones-Quartey as Radicles, Wallow, and Darrell (cameos)
• Liliana Mumy as Leni Loud, Beth Tezuka, Human Kimberly, and Panini (cameos)
• John Omohundro as Daniel "Danny" Vasquez (cameo)
• Mark Schiff as Little Dog (cameo)
• Brad Garrett as Big Dog, Fatso, and Phil (cameo)
• John DiMaggio as Jake, Meathead Dog, Albert Alligator, Rath, Bobo Haha, Dr. Drakken, Fu Dog, Barney Bear, Baby Bear, Budzi, and Schnitzel (cameos)
  • Stan Freberg provides a few of Baby Bear's lines, via archive recordings.
  • DiMaggio provided some vocal effects for Sharko the Shark.
• Spike Brandt as Tyke Bulldog and Bandit (cameos)
• Matt Frewer as Pink Panther (cameo)
• Brian George as Pugg and The Inspector (cameos)
• John Byner as Charlie Ant and Blue Aardvark (cameos)
• Wallace Shawn as The Little Man (cameo)
• Kath Soucie as Fifi La Fume, Lola Bunny, Agent K, Morgana McCawber, Dexter's Mom, Thelma, Claudette Dupri, Sniffles, Truman X, Lil' Sneezer, Lee Lee, Blondie Bumstead, Phoebe Howell, Agent Honeydew, Little Lotta, Jetta Handover, Phil DeVille, Risky Boots, Lil DeVille, Kanga, Ray Ray Lee, Priffy, and Penelope Pussycat (cameos)
  • Soucie provided many vocal effects for Marina the Mermaid
• Jhonen Vasquez as Minimoose (cameo)
• Scott Weinger as Aladdin (cameo)
• Hugues Le Bars as Oggy, Joey, Marky, and Dee-Dee (from archive recordings) (cameo)
• Laurel Page as Taffy Dare (cameo)
• Karen Strassman as Sky (cameo)
• Sam Riegel as Vampos (cameo)
• Francesca Marie Smith as Helga Pataki (cameo)
• Jamie Marchi as Panty Anarchy (cameo)
• Monica Rial as Stocking Anarchy (cameo)
• Michael Rubin as Mailbox (cameo)
• Laurence Bouvard as Robotboy and Lola Mbola (cameos)
• Lorraine Pilkington as Tommy Turnbull (cameo)
• Rupert Degas as Augustus Bachman Turner (cameo)
• Kevin Conroy as Radley Crown/Blue Falcon (cameo)
• Erin Matthews as Coop Burtonburger (cameo)
• Eden Sher as Star Butterfly (cameo)
• Patton Oswalt as Thrasher (cameo)
• John Gemberling as Blastus (cameo)
• Adam McArthur as Marco Diaz (cameo)
• Phil Vischer as Bob the Tomato (cameo)
• Mike Nawrocki as Larry the Cucumber (cameo)
• Thomas F. Wilson as Banana (cameo)
• Estelle Harris as Lula (cameo)
• Erica Luttrell as Princess Candy (cameo)
• Jack Quaid as Richie Rich (cameo)
• Peter Browngardt as Uncle Grandpa, Hägar the Horrible, Festro, and Dingle (cameos)
• Steve Little as Slog, Chip, Skip, Lawrence "Larry" Lemmingberg, Louis "Louie" Lemmingberg, Leonard Lemmingberg, and Liniment Lemmingberg (cameos)
• Pat Duke as the Fart (cameo)
• Gail Matthius as Shirley the Loon, Martha Sven-Generic, and Miss Molly Coddle (cameos)
• Ben Jones as Alfe and Roba (cameos)
• Paul Rugg as Freakazoid, Cricket, and Gweelok (cameos)
• Kyle Kaplan as Horace (cameo)
• Howie Mandel as Robert Adelvice "Bobby" Generic and Howard Generic (cameos)
• Bumper Robinson as Footi, Glurt, Bumblebee, and Wizwuz (cameos)
• Matthew Mercer as Tygra (cameo)
• Emmanuelle Chriqui as Cheetara (cameo)
• Kevin Michael Richardson as Oswidge, Antauri, Exile, Captain Gantu, Panthro, Tee, Dark Laser, and Mr. Gus (cameos)
• David P. Smith as Krader, Volectro, Zorch (cameos)
• Mel Blanc as Dino, Frisky Puppy, and K-9 (from archival audio recordings) (cameos)
• Charlie Adler as Buster Bunny, Candy Hector Caramella, Ickis, Mr. Whiskers, Chance Furlong / T-Bone, I.R. Baboon, Nails the Spider, Cow, Chicken, and The Red Guy (cameos)
• Tress MacNeille as Babs Bunny, Fang, Toast, Chip, Pepper Mills, The World's Oldest Woman, Callie Briggs, Robert Joseph 'Hoodsey' Bishop, Mary Hartless, Cho-Cho, Colleen, Susanna Susquahanna, Gadget Hackwrench, Kimber Benton, Aja Leith, Louise "Little Lulu" Moppet, Sweet Polly Purebred, Wilma Flintstone, Chilly Willy, Marcia the Martian, Rosie the Robot Maid, Hello Nurse, Little Red Riding Hood, and Dot Warner (cameos)
• Kevin Seal as Sheep (cameo)
• Gregg Bissonette as Myke and Camsta (cameos)
• Sherri Shepherd as Cheryl and Meryl (cameos)
• Wendee Lee as Kiva Andru (cameo)
• Chris Cox as Gox, Forx, and Busto (cameos)
• Dan Castellaneta as Stretch, Homer Simpson, Mr. Thickly, and Stewart the Elephant (cameos)
• Robbie Daymond as Raymond and Swaysway (cameos)
• Eric Bauza as Marvin the Martian, Speedy Gonzales, Hubie, Yippee, Yappee, Yahooey, Dr. Benton Quest, Froggo, Bingo, Drooper, Dan Backslide, Bertie, Henery Hawk, Belly Bag, Shorty, Magilla Gorilla, George, Stinkie, Underdog, Cliffjumper, Rodolfo Rivera/White Pantera, Newt, The Supreme Cat, Booster Sinclair Munchapper, Rug Bug Benny, Mac, Danny, Kirby and Willy, Squiddly Diddly, Buhduece, Junior, So-So the Monkey, Tinker, Sylvester Jr., Charlie Dog, Palladum, Baba Looey, Mr. Jolly, Atom Ant, Felix the Cat and Master Frown (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides a few lines for Marvin, Speedy, Henery, Charlie, Dan, and Hubie, via archive recordings.
• Adam DeVine as Pizza Steve and Boone Wiseman (cameos)
• Tania Gunadi as Sashi Kobayashi (cameo)
• PlainTalk as Robot Jones (cameo)
• Gary LeRoi Gray as A.J., Charley, Cornelius C. Fillmore, and Mitch Davis (cameos)
• Alanna Ubach as Manny Rivera / El Tigre, Ansi Molina, and Lola Boa (cameos)
• Billy Lopez as Olly Timbers (cameo)
• Dana Steingold as Saraline Timbers (cameo)
• Roger Eschbacher as Jim Kim (cameo)
• Steven Blum as Kamzo, Kuffs, Spinzo, King Nixel, Hobbes, Vilgax, Jamie, and Aquad (cameos)
• Paul Julian as Road Runner (archive recordings) (cameo)
• David Sant as Pingu (cameo)
• Nissae Isen as Yuri (cameo)
• Addison Holley as Lili (cameo)
• Will Friedle as Ron Stoppable and Lion-O (cameos)
• Carlos Alazraqui as Lazlo, Mesmo, Denzel Crocker, Grandpapi/Puma Loco, Lube Ignatius, Rikochet, Super Snooper, Torts, Panchito Pistoles, Grandmami Aves/Lady Gobbler II, Monroe, Ramone Gugleamo, Rocko Rama, Winslow, and Clam (cameos)
• Maria Bamford as Shriek Dubois (cameo)
• Kimberly Brooks as Buena Girl and Mee Mee (cameos)
• David Hornsby as "Lance" Tobias Cranapple lll / Fanboy (cameo)
• Nika Futterman as Mike Mazinsky, Adam Lyon, Splinter, Little Audrey, Miguel Santos, "Sir" Edmund Chummery / Chum Chum, and Luna Loud (cameos)
• Dan Aykroyd as Yogi Bear (cameo)
  • Jeff Bergman provided uncredited additional dialogue for Yogi.
• Martin Mull as Vlad Masters / Vlad Plasmius (cameo)
• Jeff Bergman as George Jetson, Ruff, Speed Buggy, Quick Draw McGraw, Blabber Mouse, Ranger Smith, Riff Raff, Eustace Bagge, Hardy Har Har, Droop-a-Long Coyote, Sylvester, Merlin the Magic Mouse, Ralph Wolf, Pete Puma, Heathcliff, Barney Rubble, Mr. Spacely, and Wally Gator (cameos)
  • Mel Blanc provides a few of lines for Sylvester and Ralph, via archive recordings.
  • Stan Freberg provides a few of Pete's lines, via archive recordings.
• Melissa Fahn as Gaz Membrane, Lilo Pelekai, and Dendy (cameos)
• Don Messick as Eugene the Jeep (cameo) (archive recordings)
• Andy Berman as Dib Membrane (cameo)
• Nat Faxon as Mr. Krupp/Captain Underpants (cameo)
• Ramone Hamilton as George Beard (cameo)
• Jay Gragnani as Harold Hutchins (cameo)
• Sylvia Hollaway as Lil' D (cameo)
• Meesha Contreras as Casper the Friendly Ghost (cameo)
• Patrick Pinney as Mighty Mouse (cameo)
• Jeff McCarthy as Michigan J. Frog (cameo)
• Larry Miller as XR (cameo)
• Charlie Schlatter as Kick Buttowski (cameo)
• Jess Winfield as Dr. Jumba Jookiba (cameo)
• Matt Jones as Gunther Magnuson and Pig (cameos)
• Brady Noon as Zak Saturday (cameo)
• Phil Morris as Doc Saturday (cameo)
• Quinton Flynn as Sheldon Lee (cameo)
• Nicole Sullivan as Drew Saturday, Mira Nova, and Shego (cameos)
• Diedrich Bader as Fiskerton and Hoss Delgado (cameos)
• Fred Tatasciore as Slumbo, Komodo, Jawg, Major Nixel, Nixels, Grimm (from Mother Goose and Grimm), Zon, and Kraw (cameos)
• Jerry Trainor as Dudley Puppy (cameo)
• Moira Quirk as Brit Crust (cameo)
• Noah Segan as Henry (cameo)
• Julia McIlvaine as June (cameo)
• Kel Mitchell as T-Bone (cameo)
• Cree Summer as Elmyra Duff, Numbuh 5, Tiff Crust, So White, Smurfette, Vexus, Penny Gadget, Rayna Cartflight, Susie Carmichael, Cree Lincoln, Cleo, Aka Pella, Jamzy, and Mary Melody (cameos)
• Noelle North as Cubbi Gummi (cameo)
• Kyle Sullivan as Timothy "Socks" Morton (cameo)
• Vernee Watson-Johnson as Dee Dee Skyes (cameo)
• Dan Povenmire as Heinz Doofenshmirtz (cameo)
• Olivia Olson as Marceline and Vanessa Doofenshmirtz (cameo)
• Eric Edelstein as Grizzly (cameo)
• Danny Pudi as Huey Duck (cameo)
  • Russi Taylor briefly provides the voice acting for Huey's original voice, reprising her role from the original series
• Ben Schwartz as Dewey Duck (cameo)
  • Russi Taylor briefly provides the voice acting for Dewey's original voice, reprising her role from the original series
• Bobby Moynihan as Panda and Louie Duck (cameos)
  • Russi Taylor briefly provides the voice acting for Louie's original voice, reprising her role from the original series
• Demetri Martin as Ice Bear (cameo)
• Gregg Berger as Odie, Squeak, The Gromble, and Orson (cameos)
• Kathleen Wilhoite as Jennifer "Pepper Ann" Pearson (cameo)
• Danny Cooksey as Montana Max, Milo Kamalani, and Dave the Barbarian (cameos)
• Clea Lewis as Nicky Anais Little (cameo)
• Maddie Taylor as Verminious Snaptrap, Glomp, and Hoogi (cameos)
• Christy Carlson Romano as Kim Possible (cameo)
• Kyla Pratt as Penny Proud (cameo)
• Alisa Reyes as LaCienega Boulavardez (cameo)
• Shannon Chan-Kent as Silver Spoon and Annie (cameos)
• Michelle Creber as Apple Bloom (cameo)
• Claire Corlett as Sweetie Belle and June (cameos)
• Madeleine Peters as Scootaloo (cameo)
• Cristina Vee as Marinette Dupain-Cheng/Miraculous Ladybug and Shantae (cameo)
• Kyle Carrozza as Prohyas Warrior and Grup (cameos)
• Jason Ritter as Dipper Pines (cameo)
• Kristen Schaal as Mabel Pines (cameo)
• Alex Hirsch as Grunkle Stan, Soos Ramirez, and Bill Cipher (cameos)
• Linda Cardellini as Wendy Corduroy (cameo)
• Cory Doran as Jimmy Two-Shoes (cameo)
• Brian Froud as Beezy JoJo Heinous (cameo)
• Thomas Middleditch as Penn Zero (cameo)
• Brian Stepanek as Magnifo (cameo)
• Laraine Newman as Miss Information and Charity Bazaar (cameos)
• Armin Shimerman as General Skarr and Stomach (cameos)
• Charles Martinet as Mario, Wario, Luigi, and Waluigi (cameos)
• Roger Craig Smith as Sonic the Hedgehog, Hawkodile and Richard (cameos)
• Brian Cummings as Hollywood (cameo)
• Brian Drummond as Garu and Streaky the Supercat (cameos)
• Brian Dobson as Uncle Dumpling (cameo)
• Michael Dobson as Ho (cameo)
• Dale "Fish" Wilson as Linguini and Java the Caveman (cameos)
• Lee Tockar as Abyo, Dash, and Cuckoo Canary (cameos)
• Paul Fusco as ALF (cameo)
• Chantal Strand as Ching and Diamond Tiara (cameos)
• B.J. Ward as Melissa Duck and Casey Kelp (cameos)
• J.G. Quintel as Mordecai and High-Five Ghost (cameos)
• William Salyers as Rigby (cameo)
• Catherine Taber as Lori Loud (cameo)
• Daryl Sabara as Rex Salazar (cameo)
• Keith Scott as Bullwinkle J. Moose, Dudley Do-Right, Hokey Wolf, and Fearless Leader (cameo)
• Beck Bennett as Launchpad McQuack (cameo)
• Max Charles as Sherman and Harvey Beaks (cameos)
• Nathan Lane as Spot Helperman and Timon (cameos)
• Jerry Stiller as Pretty Boy (cameo)
• Enn Reitel as Scrooge McDuck (cameo)
• Lara Jill Miller as Petunia Pig, Juniper Lee, and Lisa Loud (cameos)
• Philip Solomon as Craig Williams (cameo)
• Brian Froud as Beezy (cameo)
• Noël Wells as Lord Dominator and Kelsey Pokoly (cameos)
• H. Michael Croner as J.P. Mercer and Brock (cameos)
• Bernadette Peters as Rita (cameo)
• Mandy Patinkin as Papa Smurf (cameo)
• April Winchell as Sylvia, Peg Pete, Lydia Pearson, the Queen of Hearts, and Clarabelle Cow (cameos)
• Benjamin Diskin as Numbuh 1, Numbuh 2, and Spook (cameos)
• Matthew Piazzi as Fancy-Fancy (cameo)
• Susan Silo as Sartana of the Dead (cameo)
• Jason Harris as Choo-Choo and Brain (cameo)
• Michael Dorn as I.M. Weasel (cameo)
• Katherine Von Till as Snow White (cameo)
• Kari Wahlgren as Nova, Mina Monroe, Kimmy Meisner, Amanda Killman, and Shannon (cameos)
• George Gendi as Apple (cameo)
• Richard Ayoade as Onion (cameo)
• Scott McCord as Yang (cameo)
• Stephanie Morgenstern as Yin (cameo)
• Martin Roach as Master Yo (cameo)
• Chris Kattan as Bunnicula (cameo)
• Sean Astin as Chester (cameo)
• Brian Kimmet as Harold (cameo)
• Tia Mowry as Lemonjella LaBelle (cameo)
• Tamera Mowry as Orangejella LaBelle (cameo)
• Kenan Thompson as Fat Albert Robertson (cameo)
• Shedrack Anderson III as Rudolph "Rudy" Davis (cameo)
• Keith Robinson as William Henry "Bill" Cosby Jr. (cameo)
• Marques Houston as "Dumb" Donald Parker (cameo)
• Jermaine Williams as James "Mushmouth" Mush (cameo)
• Aaron Frazier as "Weird" Harold Simmons (cameo)
• Alphonso McAuley as Bucky Miller (cameo)
• Andre Robinson as Clyde McBride and Russell Cosby (cameos)
• Jahzir Bruno as Quincy (cameo)
• Kyle Massey as Milo (cameo)
• Justin Roiland as Oscar and the Earl of Lemongrab (cameo)
• Chelsea Kane as Bea Goldfishberg (cameo)
• Jack McBrayer as Clumsy Smurf and Wander (cameos)
• Tom Robinson as Foo (cameo)
• Angelina Wahler as Fee (cameo)
• Andrea Libman as Pinkie Pie and Fluttershy (cameos)
• Tabitha St. Germain as Rarity, Heloise, Marigold Heavenly Nostrils, Heloise, Pucca, Ring Ring, Cheer Bear, and Pepper Clark (cameos)
• Ian James Corlett as Funshine Bear (cameo)
• Tracey Moore as Share Bear and Ned Flemkin (cameos)
• Scott McNeil as Grumpy Bear, Yawp, Von Ripper, Ird, Goosers, Ace the Bat-Hound, and Wasabi Pow (cameos)
• Kelly Sheridan as Starlight Glimmer and Diana Lombard (cameos)
• Danica McKellar as Judy Jetson (cameo)
• Greg Eagles as Grim and Aku Aku (cameo)
• Asher Bishop as Chowder (cameo)
• Wolfgang Schaeffer as Tyrone (cameo)
• Justin Felbinger as Austin (cameo)
• Natalie Palamides as Uniqua (cameo)
• Clancy Brown as Eugene Krabs and Otto (cameos)
• Tex Hammond as Lincoln Loud, Pablo, and Gregory (cameos)
• Haley Tju as Tasha (cameo)
• Lacey Chabert as Eliza Thornberry (cameo)
• Flea as Donnie Thornberry (cameo)
• Mary Hart as Mary Heartless (cameo)
• Carolyn Lawrence as Sandy Cheeks and Cindy Vortex (cameos)
• Julie Payne as Lanolin (cameo)
• Peter Jason as Turg and Wuzzo (cameos)
• Jeffrey Garcia as Sheen Estevez and Pip (cameos)
• Nick Bakay as Norbert and Tupley (cameos)
• Richard Steven Horvitz as Billy, Zim, Rodney, Mixadel, Splasho, and Dagget (cameos)
• Monica Lee Gradischek as Darlene (cameo)
• Denyse Tontz as Any Malu (cameo)
  • Natali Pazete also voiced her Portuguese voice
• Andrew Francis as Ikura Maki (cameo)
• Rick Adams as Tako Maki (cameo)
• Kevin Thoms as Lance (cameo)
• Andrea Martin as Ms. Meany (cameo)
• Brian Posehn as Octus (cameo)
• Chiara Zanni as Kani Maki (cameo)
• Corey Feldman as Sparx (cameo)
• Jess Harnell as Wakko Warner, Wade Duck, Tosh Gopher, Louie, Ding-A-Ling Wolf, Secret Squirrel, Hunter, Crash Bandicoot, Shuff, Vulk, Hydro, Zaptor, Meltus, Burnard, Vaka and Jokey Smurf (cameos)
  • Stan Freberg provides a few of Tosh's lines, via archive recordings.
• Cathy Cavadini as Blossom, Molly Elizabeth Cunningham, and Josephine "Josie" McCoy (cameos)
• Mason Vale Cotton as Arnold Shortman (cameo)
• Jodi Benson as Ariel (cameo)
• Paige O'Hara as Belle (cameo)
• Linda Larkin as Jasmine (cameo)
• Joel McCrary as Baloo von Bruinwald XIII (cameo)
• Sally Struthers as Rebecca Cunningham (cameo)
• Traci Paige Johnson as Blue (cameo)
• Koyalee Chanda as Magenta (cameo)
• Adam Peltzman as Green Puppy (cameo)
• Yuri Lowenthal as Ben Tennyson (cameo)
• David Kaufman as Danny Fenton, Aldrin Pesky, and Dexter Douglas (cameo)
• Janice Kawaye as Ami, Kim Chin, Jenny Wakeman, Tekirai, and Kam Chin (cameos)
• Lizzie Waterworth as Bello (cameo)
• Maria Darling as Goomo (cameo)
• Emma Waver as Mina (cameo)
• Isabella Blake-Thomas as Rita (cameo)
• Sean Marquette as Mac (cameo)
• E.G. Daily as Buttercup, Kit Cloudkicker, Rudy Tabootie, Knothead, and Tommy Pickles (cameos)
• Rickey D'Shon Collins as Tucker Foley and Vince LaSalle (cameo)
• Marty Grabstein as Courage (cameo)
• Jocelyne Loewen as Penny Ling (cameo)
• Danny Mann as Screwy Squirrel and Gorgious Klatoo (cameos)
  • Wally Maher provided Screwy Squirrel's iconic laugh, via archival recordings
• Kyle Rideout as Vinnie Terrio (cameo)
• Leonard Garner as Cobrax (cameo)
• Thea White as Muriel Bagge (cameo)
• Peter New as Sunil Nevla (cameo)
• Nicole Oliver as Zoe Trent (cameo)
• Kira Tozer as Minka Mark (cameo)
• Dave Foley as Chris (cameo)
• Paget Brewster as Elise and Mr. Mumbles (cameos)
• Dwight Schultz as Mung Daal (cameo)
• David Warner as Dr. Vic Frankenstein (cameo)
• Russi Taylor as Pebbles Flintstone, Webby Vanderquack, Quacker, Yakky Doodle, and Minnie Mouse (cameos)
  • The film was one of the final productions in which she voiced her characters before her death a year later in 2019.
• Jamil Walker Smith as Gerald Johanssen (cameo)
• Bryce Papenbrook as Adrien Agreste/Cat Noir (cameo)
• Ernie Sabella as Pumbaa (cameo)
• Keith Ferguson as Bloo and Lord Hater (cameos)
• Cheryl Chase as Angelica Pickles (cameo)
• David Kaye as Dander (cameo)
• Colin Murdock as Tiny Head (cameo)
• Bill Melendez as Snoopy and Woodstock (from archive recordings) (cameo)
• Thom Huge as Jon Arbuckle and Roy the Rooster (cameos)
  • This is Huge's first time reprising his roles as Jon Arbuckle and Roy the Rooster after Lorenzo Music's passing as well as his first time to out of retirement in 2001.
• Noah Schnapp as Charlie Brown (cameo)
• Alex Garfin as Linus Van Pelt (cameo)
• Noah Johnston as Schroeder (cameo)
• Michael Gough as Gopher (cameo)
• Hadley Belle Miller as Lucy Van Pelt (cameo)
• Venus Omega Schultheis as Peppermint Patty (cameo)
• Mariel Sheets as Sally (cameo)
• Madisyn Shipman as Violet (cameo)
• AJ Teece as Pig-Pen (cameo)
• Marelik "Mar Mar" Walker as Franklin (cameo)
• William "Alex" Wunsch as Shermy (cameo)
• Rebecca Bloom as Marcie (cameo)
• Anastasia Bredikhina as Patty (cameo)
• Francesca Angelucci Capaldi as Frieda (cameo)
• Grace Rolek as Connie Maheswaran (cameo)
• Kate Micucci as Dr. Fox (cameo)
• Fred Newman as Skeeter Valentine and Porkchop (cameos)
• Constance Shulman as Patty Mayonnaise (cameo)
• Janyse Jaud as Lee Kanker and Sarah (cameos)
• Kathleen Baar as Trixie, Kevin, Mr. Kat, Queen Chrysalis, and Marie Kanker (cameos)
• Mark Acheson as Lord Tirek (cameo)
• Peter Kelamis as Rolf and Dine (cameos)
• Erin Fitzgerald as May Kanker and Nazz (cameos)
• Nicolas Cantu as Gumball Watterson (cameo)
• Jim Rash as Cecil Turtle (cameo)
• David Eccles as Krumm (cameo)
• Lauren Tom as Numbuh 3 (cameo)
• Laura Mooney as Katie Ka-Boom (cameo)
• Donielle T. Hansley Jr. as Darwin Watterson (cameo)
• Shelby Rabara as Peridot (cameo)
• Eddie Deezen as Mandark (cameo)
• Kat Cressida as Dee Dee (cameo)
  • Dee Dee's original voice actor, Allison Moore, makes a cameo as her original voice as to compare her current voice and regular voice to Flapjack.
• John Mariano as Bobby (cameo)
• Sherri Stoner as Slappy Squirrel (cameo)
• Rosearik Rikki Simons as GIR (cameo)
• Dana Donlan as Sarah Whitney (cameo)
• Aleya Smith as Molly Washington (cameo)
• Emily Hernandez as Alma Rodriguez (cameo)
• David Kalis as Bailey Handler (cameo)
• Bianca Heyward as Chloe Stilton (cameo)
• Caroline Iliff as Zoey Stilton (cameo)
• Brian Hull as Pesto and Clifford the Big Red Dog (cameos)
• Ross Bagdasarian Jr. as Alvin Seville, Simon Seville, and David "Dave" Seville (cameos)
• Janice Karman as Theodore Seville, Brittany Miller, Jeanette Miller, and Eleanor Miller (cameos)
• Thorup Van Orman as Flapjack (cameo)
• Roz Ryan as Bubbie, Petunia the Maid, and Mammy Two Shoes (cameos)
• Brain Doyle Murray as Captain K’nuckles (cameo)
• Chris Cox as Gox, Forx, and Busto (cameo)
• Abby Trott as April O'Neil (cameo)
• Dustin Sardella as Aang (cameo)
• Zach Callison as Steven Quartz Universe (cameo)
• Janet Varney as Korra (cameo)
• Seychelle Gabriel as Asami Sato (cameo)
• Cristina Pucelli as Luan Loud (cameo)
• Thom Adcox as Pupert and Lexington (cameo)
• Chad Doreck as Brad Carbunkle (cameo)
• Jessica DiCicco as Gwen Wu, Lynn Loud Jr., Maggie Pesky, Flame Princess, Lucy Loud, Hanazuki, Lime Green Hemka and Blue Hemka (cameos)
• Colleen Villard as Miles "Tails" Prower, Jazz Fenton, Yellow Hemka, and Red Hemka (cameos)
• Michael Sinterniklaas as Orange Hemka, Green Hemka, Teal Hemka, Lavender Hemka, Purple Hemka, and Pink Hemka (cameos)
• Cassandra Lee Morris as Kiazuki (cameo)
• Vargus Mason as Kiyoshi (cameo)
• Marcus Toji as Maroshi (cameo)
• Avery Kidd Waddell as Zikoro, Sleepy Unicorn, and Dazzlescence Jones (cameos)
• Estelle as Garnet (cameo)
• Rodger Bumpass as Flamzer, Naut, and Squidward Tentacles (cameos)
• Mae Whitman as Katara, Tinker Bell, and Little Suzy (cameos)
• Michela Dietz as Amethyst (cameo)
• Jamie Kennedy as Kyle Bloodworth-Thomason (cameo)
• Griffin Burns as Snax, Slusho, and Chilbo (cameos)
• Dante Basco as Jake Long and Zuko (cameos)
• Kali Troy as Trixie Carter, Taranee Cook, and Valerie Brown (cameos)
• Jessie Flower as Toph Beifong (cameo)
• Christel Khalil as Cornelia Hale (cameo)
• Liza del Mundo as Hay Lin (cameo)
• Jack DeSena as Sokka (cameo)
• Greg Baldwin as Aku (cameo)
• Charlie Finn as Spud Spudinski (cameo)
• Kaley Cuoco as Brandy Harrington (cameo)
• Chris Sanders as Stitch (cameo)
• Reese Hartwig as Jonny Quest (cameo)
• Michael Hanks as Race Bannon (cameo)
• Anna Cummer as Strawberry Shortcake (cameo)
• Tia Carrere as Jezebel Jade (cameo)
• Arnie Pantoja as Hadji (cameo)
• Audrey Wasilewski as Tuck Carbunkle and Arlene (cameos)
• Julie Kavner as Marge Simpson (cameo)
• Nancy Cartwright as Lu, Rufus, Bart Simpson, Fawn Deer, Lloyd P. Nebulon, Todd Daring, Ned Needlemeyer, Pistol Pete, Maggie Simpson, Daffney Gillfin, and Chuckie Finster (cameos)
• Yeardley Smith as Lisa Simpson (cameo)
• Alex Cazares as Oblina (cameo)
• Jennifer Hale as Madison Spaghettini Papadopoulos, Cinderella, Sam, Ms. Keane, Sedusa, and Princess Morbucks (cameos)
• Kate Higgins as Aurora (cameo)
• Andrea Baker as Clover (cameo)
• Katie Griffin as Alex (cameo)
• Stephen Stanton as Happy (cameo)
• Pamela Adlon as Otto Osworth, Derek Generic, Andy Johnson, and Ashley Funicello Spinelli (cameos)
• Jason Davis as Mikey Blumberg (cameo)
• Ashley Johnson as Gwen Tennyson and Gretchen Priscilla Grundler (cameo)
• Fred Savage as Oswald (cameo)
• Crystal Scales as Tamika Jones, Daisy, and Libby Folfax (cameos)
• Doug Lawrence as Filburt, Edward Platypus, Ping Pong, Dave, and Plankton (cameos)
• Mark Hamil as Skips, Buzz Buzzard, Skeleton King, and Larry 3000 (cameos)
• Deedee Magno as Pearl (cameo)
• Jennifer Esposito as Tina Russo (cameo)
• Andrew Kishino as Niksput (cameo)
• Daran Norris as Cosmo, Snoof, Waka, Dick Daring, Cheif Herbert Dumbrowski, The Chameleon, Spugg, and Tiketz (cameos)
• Susanne Blakeslee as Wanda (cameo)
• Phil LaMarr as Samurai Jack, Chomly, Flurr, Bosko, Tentro, Jazz, Philly Phil, Hong Kong Phooey, Hector Con Carne, and Wilt (cameos)
• Dave Fennoy as Globert, Boogly, Krog, and Kramm (cameos)
• Julie Brown as Minerva Mink (cameo)
• Tom Kane as Professor Utonium, HIM, Darwin Thornberry, and Mr. Herriman (cameos)
• Sam Marin as Pops, Benson, and Muscle Man (cameos)
• Chris Wedge as Scrat (from archive recordings) (cameo)

Characters who appear in non-speaking roles include Gromit, Bookworm, Tickety Tock, Shovel, Pail, Mr. Salt, Dopey, Mrs. Pepper, Slippery Soap, Golly Gopher, Koko the Clown, Pickles, Prickles, Doom Kitty, the brooms from Fantasia, Chilly Willy, Leonard "Lenny" Flynn-Boyle, Ozwald "Oz" Harmounian, Thing, Lancelot, Duncan Bubble, Smidgeon, characters from Coconut Fred's Fruit Salad Island, characters from the entire Disney Animated Canon up to 2016's Moana, Scarlet, Calypso, Button, Aztec, Pepper, and Chili from Horseland, Playboy Penguin, and the penguins from Mary Poppins.

Muppet performers

• Steve Whitmire as Kermit the Frog, Beaker, and Statler (cameos)
• Eric Jacobson as Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Sam Eagle, and Animal (cameos)
• Dave Goelz as Gonzo the Great, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Zoot, Beauregard, and Waldorf (cameos)
• Bill Barretta as Rowlf the Dog, Dr. Teeth, and Pepe the King Prawn (cameos)
• Noel MacNeal as Bear (cameo)
• Kevin Clash as Elmo (cameo)
• David Rudman as Scooter and Janice (cameos)

Production

Development

Following the success of Angry Birds X, Rovio Animation and Cartoon Network Studios announced that they would make a movie adaptation based on Angry Birds X in December 11, 2014, after the critical success of Mr. Peabody & Sherman. Originally, Warner Bros. was thinking about making it a live action/CGI hybrid a la Alvin and the Chipmunks and the Smurfs directed by Raja Gosnell and produced by David Kellogg, but Cartoon Network and Rovio disapprove that idea.

On January 30, 2015, plans shifted from a live-action/CGI hybrid film to a fully traditionally animated film, that would be "in the same vein as the source material", with the help of a one-time collaboration of Warner Animation Group and Sony Pictures Animation.

In June 1, 2015, Warner Bros. decided to make it a fully 2D-animated movie with live action sequences mixed in that would be a spiritual successor to Who Framed Roger Rabbit, while still wanting to be faithful to the source material. In September 2015, Robert Zemeckis and Joe Dante became the film's co-directors, collaborating with Tartakovsky. Steven Speilberg became one of its executive producers, and the project became a co-production between Cartoon Network Studios, Rovio Animation, and Amblin Entertainment. They wanted to keep what made Roger Rabbit a beloved love letter to animation and a beloved live-action/animated hybrid film, being that the film "is a love letter to animation and the Golden Age of Hollywood and it treated them with the same dedication and love that animation fans, young and old, felt every single time they watched them." Filming began on March 1, 2016 and wrapped on August 3, 2016.

Joe Dante convinced Disney, MGM, Paramount, Universal, Twentieth Century Fox, King Features Syndicate, Mattel, Bagdasarian Productions, Nintendo, Nickelodeon, Sega, Turner Entertainment, Paws Inc., VOOZ Character System, WildBrain, Corus Entertainment, Peanuts Worldwide LLC, Film Roman, Allspark Animation, and Xilam to lend their characters to appear in the film, the same way Spielberg convinced Warner Bros. and the various other companies to lend their characters to appear in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

In September 2016, it was announced that Heitor Pereira and Christopher Lennertz are both composing the score for the film together, which will include themes from the Angry Birds games, in collaboration with series composer Ari Pulkkinen.

Animation and visual effects

The 2D hand-drawn animated sequences for Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie were done by both Primal Screen and TMS Entertainment, using digital-ink-and-paint. The animation is directed by Richard Williams and Eric Goldberg, who also supervised the 2D animation when it blends with the live action environment, and Andrew Feliciano, who served as head of computer animation, as he would create CG animation that would match the 2D characters' movement. Panty and Stocking from Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt were done by Gainax, who animated them for the series. The characters from The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Fanboy and Chum Chum, Robot and Monster, and Back at the Barnyard were done by Omation Animation Studio, Smasho! Productions, LowBar Productions, and animated by DNEG. The characters from the Disney Animated Canon were done and animated by Walt Disney Animation Studios. Toon Boom Animation's Toon Boom Harmony software was used as the main software package for the production of the film.

According to art director Andrea Torrejon, they still wanted to keep to the look and feel of the television show, in which the larger budget enabled them to add "simple yet impactful changes" to the designs for the big screen, such as depth and shadows for their eyes, beaks, and crests and the impression of flowing fluffy feathers on their plumage.

The film's visual effects were provided by Industrial Light & Magic, Luma, Jim Henson's Creature Shop, and Cinesite. Much of the visual effects were provided by the same team behind Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, and Space Jam. Numerous animators who worked on films like Who Framed Roger Rabbit and The Angry Birds Movie have also been involved with the animation of the movie, while additional 2D animation was provided by Toon City, Atomic Cartoons, Karrot Animation, and Copenhagen Bombay Productions Aps, who previously worked with Rovio on Angry Birds Toons.

The film also used computer-generated imagery (CGI) for the Flock, when they're in the real world, which was handled by Framestore, who hired 3D animators with a passion for 2D animation for the project. Following the strategy of basing the animation off a stylized 3D/CGI VFX modeling medium through a 2D finish by creating innovative rigging, animation techniques used to create 2D animation, and custom tools such as lighting and rendering, resulting in the film's 3D/CGI animation embracing the look and feel of 2D animation. Inspiration for the visual CGI style of the Flock came from Blue Sky's The Peanuts Movie (2018) and Sony Pictures Animation's Hotel Transylvania (2012), to make the Flock look more cartoony while staying faithful to the original designs. Sony Pictures Imageworks is provided for the live-action objects the Flock had to interact with in the film. Animal Logic provided the environment of Piggy Island and Toontown.

Unlike other live-action/animated hybrids after Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Space Jam, and Looney Tunes: Back in Action, the animation of the characters followed the same steps as Roger Rabbit and Space Jam:

1. The animators and lay-out artists were given black and white printouts of the live action scenes, placed their animation paper on top of them and drew the animated characters in relationship to the live action footage.
2. After rough animation was complete, it would run through the normal process of traditional animation until the cels were shot on the rostrum camera with no background.
3. The animated footage was then sent to Industrial Light & Magic for compositing, where technicians would animate three lighting layers (shadows, highlights and tone mattes) separately, in order to make the cartoon characters look three-dimensional and give the illusion of the characters being affected by the lighting on set.
4. Finally, the lighting effects were optically composited on to the cartoon characters, who were, in turn, composited into the live-action footage.

Animation director(s)

• Richard Williams
• Eric Goldberg
• Andrew Feliciano

Notable animators

• Tony Bancroft
• Uli Meyer
• Ruben Aquino
• Shawn Keller
• Tyler Pacana
• Mike Disa
• Dan Haskett
• Bruce W. Smith
• Andreas Deja
• Andrew Dickman
• Michael Eames
• Alex Henderson
• Az Adamson
• Kyle Marshall
• Spike Brandt
• Tony Cervone
• Dave Alvarez
• Nik Ranieri
• Mark Henn
• Will Finn
• Tom Sito
• Randy Haycock
• Alex Kupershmidt
• Bert Klein
• Ruben Aquino
• Jessica Borutski
• Piet Kroon
• Darrell Van Citters
• Anthony DeRosa
• David B. Levy
• Lorenzo Estrada
• Michael Surrey
• Francesca Natale
• Dale Baer
• James Baxter
• Lauren Faust
• Julie Bernier Gosselin
• Max Gilardi
• Andrea Torrejón
• Kaisa Pirttinen

Deleted scenes/characters

• In the early drafts, SpongeBob was a main character. Most of his scenes were removed to make room for other scenes.
• At the movies, the movie theater usher, which is actually Bugs Bunny filling in for the real movie theater usher, lets every toon into see the Flock's movie, but doesn't let the 2013 Teen Titans, from Teen Titans Go!, in, because of what they've done in The Return of Slade, The True Meaning of Christmas, Money Grandma, etc, so Moxy reminds them that Cartoon Network hates them and told every movie theater in the world that if they see their faces trying to come see their movie, they kick them out. The executives changed it to Bugs creating an "invisible shield" by throwing out a bucket of water, which freezes into a shield to stop the 2013 Titans in their tracks after Mickey asks him if he thinks that all of the toons will show up, as a reference to the 1964 Looney Tunes short, The Iceman Ducketh.

Music

The film's score is composed by Heitor Pereira and Christopher Lennertz, Lennertz and Pereira are working closely with longtime Angry Birds composer Ari Pulkkinen to incorporate themes from the games within the film's score, but some of the tracks used are taken from The Angry Birds Movie, also composed by Pereira, Garfield Gets Real, composed by Kenneth Burgomaster, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, composed by Alan Silvestri. The song also includes some interludes from "Space Jam".

Soundtrack

The film's soundtrack, titled Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, was released on April 12, 2018.

Cancelled sequel

In July 12, 2019, a sequel was reported in development for a summer 2020 release. One of the directors, Genndy Tartakovsky, reported that the sequel "would be made on the same budget as Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The film was cancelled because the writers could not decide on which story would they work on.

Cultural references

• The scene where Ralph T. Guard trying to eject the Flock out of the Warner Bros. studio is similar to his portrayal in Tiny Toon Adventures where he guarded the Warner Bros. Studios, and was often at odds with the Tiny Toons, usually Plucky Duck.
• Throughout the beginning is a giant middle finger to live-action adaptations of cartoons from every toon protesting Warner Bros. to make the Flock’s movie 2-D animated, to Yogi Bear and Scooby criticizing their live action movies, Shaggy chastising Matthew Lillard's portrayal of him again (being a reference to Looney Tunes: Back in Action), Finn, Chowder, and Flapjack agreeing to never make a deal with Hollywood to make a live-action adaptation, and Yakko telling Wakko and Dot that the Flock have got the "live-action treatment".
• When The Flock came across Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Linda Cardellini, and Matthew Lillard and Jay, Jake, and Jim asked if they had any regrets. They replied "Scooby-Doo, maybe.", possibly a reference to Zombieland, where Bill Murray actually regretted starring in Garfield.
• The scene where Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup telling Thaddeus Plotz to make the Flock’s movie fully animated, with Bubbles pleading Plotz to not let it bomb at the box office is a nod to how The Powerpuff Girls Movie bombed at the box office.
• The scene where The Flock spot 7-Eleven is a nod to the Walmart scene in Looney Tunes: Back In Action.
• When Bugs Bunny mocks Thaddeus Plotz, it’s a reference to the Looney Tunes short, "Wabbit Twouble", when Bugs Bunny mocked Elmer Fudd.
• When the cartoon characters and the Flock see Elmyra Duff, they either groan or kick her out to the curb which is a reference to how the fans of Tiny Toon Adventures hate Elmyra Duff.

Release

Theatrical

Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie was theatrically released worldwide on April 13, 2018, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the theatrical release of Who Framed Roger Rabbit. This was the only film from Warner Bros. Pictures to collaborate with Sony Pictures Animation until Fixed.

The film's North American and Canadian theatrical release was preceded by a Tiny Toon Adventures short, The Fume-ily Reunion, based on the original story by Dr. Spengler, with the entire cast (except Joe Alaskey being replaced by Jason Marsden as Plucky Duck and Don Messick being replaced by Billy West as Hamton Pig) reprising their roles, particularly Kath Soucie as Fifi La Fume, along with actors to voice Fifi's family, Emily Mortimer as Fifi's mother, Stephen Fry as Fifi's father, and Jimmy Donaldson (MrBeast) as Fifi's little brother, Claude. This is the first Tiny Toon Adventures production to use digital ink and paint, with TMS Entertainment providing the animation for the short, and the only Tiny Toon Adventures production to be produced by Warner Animation Group.

Re-release

Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered was re-released in theaters alongside Who Framed Roger Rabbit on June 22, 2023, to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the latter. The film's North American theatrical re-release was preceded by a 3D computer-animated Looney Tunes short, with Penelope Pussycat in her first ever starring role, titled Whisker Me Away, with Framestore providing the animation for the short.

Home media

Angry Birds X: The Fine Feathered Movie was released on digital HD on June 3, 2018, and on Blu-ray and DVD on June 12, 2018, from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, with #VanityInsanity, a short film based on Lauren Faust's forthcoming DC Super Hero Girls television series. The DVD and Blu-ray also included extras such as deleted scenes, outtakes, behind-the-scenes footage, and three full-length audio commentaries, one by Zemeckis and Tartakovsky, one featuring the entire voice cast acting as their respective toons, and one featuring the voice cast, from Angry Birds X, acting as their respective characters, The Flock.

Both releases includes 14 music videos, that takes up Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie's ending (before Bomb welcome Winnie's Flock to Piggy Island), with each of the Flock, the Pigs, and the Toons performing a cover of songs. Most of the original voice actors reprised their roles.

1. "Ocean Man" by Ween; sung by Bomb (John DiMaggio), Gordon Quid (Rob Paulsen), Wander (Jack McBrayer), and SpongeBob (Tom Kenny)
2. "Bad" by Michael Jackson; sung by Red (Curtis Armstrong), Shirley The Loon (Gail Matthias), Lynn Loud (Jessica DiCicco), and Amethyst (Michaela Dietz)
3. "We Will Rock You" by Queen; sung by Chuck (William Salyers), Luna Loud (Nika Futterman), and Muscle Man (Sam Marin)
4. "Thank You (Falletin' Me Be Mice Elf Again)" by Sly and the Family Stone; sung by The Blues (Danny Pudi, Eric Bauza, Ben Schwartz), Buster Bunny (Charlie Adler), Mr. Blik (Wayne Knight), and Pink Panther (Matt Frewer)
5. "Raining Sunshine" by Miranda Cosgrove; sung by Matilda (Deedee Magno), Dee Dee (Kat Cressida), Minnie Mouse (Russi Taylor), Pearl (Magno), and Leni Loud (Lilana Mumy)
6. "The Rainbow Connection" by Kermit the Frog; sung by Hal (Jim Cummings), Huckleberry Hound (Tom Kenny), Pumbaa (Ernie Sabella), Kraw (Fred Tatascoire), Marsupilami (Steve Mackall), Cheshire Cat (Cummings), and Fifi La Fume (Kath Soucie)
7. "The Sound of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel; sung by Terence (Kevin Michael Richardson), Mandy (Griffin), Lucy Loud (DiCicco), Shareena Wicket (Tara Strong), Sam Manson (Griffin), Creepie Creecher (Athena Karakinis), Misery (Jeen O'Brien), and Raven (Strong)
8. "I Want Candy" by The Strangeloves; sung by Bubbles (Sam Lavagnino), Mabel Pines (Kristen Schaal), Lola Loud (Grey Griffin), Marceline (Olivia Olson), and Garfield (Frank Welker)
9. "???" by TBA; sung by TBA (TBA)
10. "???" by TBA; sung by TBA (TBA)
11. "???" by TBA; sung by TBA (TBA)
12. "Friends" by Blake Shelton; sung by Silver (Cristina Pucelli), Goofy (Bill Farmer), Michigan J. Frog (Jeff McCarthy), Earl (Blake Shelton), Applejack (Ashleigh Ball), Flapjack (Thurop Van Orman), Chowder (Asher Bishop), Mordecai (J.G. Quintel), Blue (Traci Paige Johnson), Finn (Jeremy Shada), and Gwen Wu (DiCicco)
13. "I Like to Move It" by Reel 2 Real; sung by King Matthew Pumpernickel Mudbeard-Smoothcheeks II (Brian Doyle-Murray), Babs Bunny (Tress MacNille), Bonkers (Cummings), Roger Rabbit (Charles Fleischer), Pinkie Pie (Shannon Chan-Kent), Rigby (Wiliam Salyers), and Patrick Star (Bill Faggerbakke)
14. "Daffy's Rhapsody" by Mel Blanc; sung by Chuck (Salyers), Daffy Duck (Dee Bradley Baker), Plucky Duck (Jason Marsden), and Luan Loud (Cristina Pucelli)

Marketing

The movie was promoted by many companies, including Cartoon Network, Disney XD, and Nickelodeon.

In December 2017, the first trailer was released online revealing that characters and easter eggs from other animation studios will appear in the film, including: Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, Disney, Warner Bros., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Paramount, Universal, Twentieth Century Fox, King Features Syndicate, Hanna-Barbera, Mattel, The Harvey Entertainment Group, Bagdasarian Productions, Nintendo, Sega, Turner Entertainment, Paws Inc., VOOZ Character System, Peanuts Worldwide LLC, Film Roman, Hasbro, Xilam, Andrews McMeel Publishing, and more. In addition to a large line of plush toys from Hasbro, the McDonald's food chain revived their McPizza to coincide with the release of the film.

McDonalds promotion

The feature was promoted by McDonalds, with toys, that are similar to the ones in Mattel Angry Birds games, in Happy Meals. They include:

1. Red
2. Chuck
3. Bomb
4. Matilda
5. Hal
6. Jay, Jake, and Jim
7. Terence
8. Baron Harmful
9. Bubbles
10. Silver
11. Stella
12. Ruby
13. Tony
14. Poppy
15. Luca
16. Willow
17. Dahlia
18. Gale
19. Bounci
20. Melody
21. Callum
22. Eugene
23. Ollie
24. Frost
25. Mighty Eagle
26. Edgar Baconhooves
27. King Matthew Pumpernickel Mudbeard-Smoothcheeks II
28. Foreman Nigel
29. Corporal Richard
30. Minion Pigs
31. King Matthew Julian Mudbeard-Smoothcheeks I
32. Mechanic Louis Piggsly
33. Ross
34. Marf and Frank
35. Professor Mario Pigsworth
36. Chronicler Doug Piggerstien
37. Slingshot

App

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Trailers and TV spots

• The first teaser trailer was released on June 2017 and was shown before Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie, Wonder Woman, Cars 3, The Emoji Movie, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Despicable Me 3.
• The second teaser trailer was released on September 2017, was shown before The Lego Ninjago Movie, and was shown again before My Little Pony: The Movie, and The Star.
• The third teaser trailer was released on November 2017 and was shown before Thor: Ragnarok, and was shown again before Coco
• The first theatrical trailer was released on December 2017 and was shown before Ferdinand.
• The second theatrical trailer was released on February 2018 and was shown before Black Panther and Peter Rabbit
• The third and last theatrical trailer was released on March 2018 and was shown before Isle of Dogs
• TV spots began airing in February 2018.

Altered scene

• On the DVD release, a scene was altered from the original, where TBA

Reception

Box office

Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie has grossed $4,797 billion in the United States and Canada, and $4,000 billion in other territories, for a worldwide total of $8,797 million.

Critical response

Review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reports that 95% of critics gave the film positive reviews, based on 132 reviews. The site's consensus reads, "Being the sequel to Who Framed Roger Rabbit we never knew we needed, Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie is both amazingly action-packed and heartwarming, while being surreally goofy and entertaining for both animation fans and movie fans." According to Rotten Tomatoes, it was the best-reviewed film adaptation of a cartoon on their website and the highest score for a Cartoon Network movie and is rated higher than the Powerpuff Girls Movie.

Trivia

• This is the sixth Cartoon Network theatrical film, the first being the Powerpuff Girls Movie, the second being The Chowder Movie: The 10001st Thrice Cream Flavor, the third being Flapjack: The Grand Misadventure to Candied Island, the fourth being Regular Show: The Movie, and the fifth being Shantae: Half-Genie Hero.
• This is the fourth Warner Animation Group film to be in traditional 2D animation.
• The film will mark Warner Animation Group's first live-action/animated hybrid film, followed by Tom & Jerry (2021) and Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021).
  • One of the things that makes Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie special is that it had non-Warner Bros. cartoon characters appear in a Cartoon Network film. Co-director Joe Dante had negotiated deals with Nickelodeon, The Walt Disney Company, King Features Syndicate, Comcast, Turner Entertainment, and more. However, not every cartoon character made it into the final film. Notably left out were Chris McLean, the Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Bob the Builder, Little Bill, the Paw Patrol, The Pokemon characters, or the Dr. Suess characters. All of them would have appeared in a flashback set at Eddie Valiant's funeral, but the scene was deleted for pacing concerns. These characters would have also been revealed to live in Toontown too.
• This is the only film in which Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon have had their characters appear together.
• This marks Roger Rabbit, Jessica Rabbit, and Baby Herman's first animated appearance since the 1993 short, Trail Mix-Up. Roger will appear again in the upcoming live action/animated Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers movie.
• The movie utilizes entirely new animation for both its 2D and 3D-animated characters, as opposed to reused footage.
• During the filming of the live-action sequences, many veteran voice actors delivered lines of the Flock, the Pigs and the Toons off camera.
• Animation directors Richard Williams and Eric Goldberg strove for eight things while creating this film's animation, including the three things that worked in Who Framed Roger Rabbit: Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes-type characterization; Disney-quality animation; Cartoon Network-esque action; Nickelodeon-style wit; Animaniacs-style pop culture references; Hanna-Barbera-esque wisdom; HIT Entertainment-esque morals, and Tex Avery-style humor.
  • Eric Goldberg confirmed that all 2D-animated characters have remained traditionally animated via entirely new animation instead of reused footage.
• When Baron Harmful transforms into a chimera-like toon monster, he resembles a combination of animated characters:
  • Head: Combination of Golly Gopher from Re-Animated and Out of Jimmy's Head, Kneesocks Daemon from Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt, the Cheshire Cat from Disney's 1951 version of Alice in Wonderland.
  • Eyes and Hair: Judge Doom's true form from Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
  • Nose: Stimpy from The Ren and Stimpy Show.
  • Right Leg: Cyborg from Teen Titans Go!
  • Left Leg: Lynn Loud from the Loud House.
  • Left Arm: Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls.
  • Shoulders: Mixture of Aku from Samurai Jack and Lord Dominator from Wander Over Yonder
  • Right Arm: Dark Danny from Danny Phantom.
  • Glasses: Mixture of Mandark from Dexter's Laboratory and Denzel Crocker from the Fairly OddParents.
  • Torso: Fat Cat from Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers
  • Tail: Pepe Le Pew from Looney Tunes
  • Voice: Glowface from the X's, Judge Doom, Bill Cipher, Porky Pig, The Joker from Batman: The Animated Series, and Godzilla
  • Laugh: Ren Höek from The Ren and Stimpy Show.
• Given that the movie's world is pretty identical in concept to the world of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (as in, animated Toons of all kinds existing alongside real humans in a live-action world), along with Roger's aforementioned cameo, this movie is actually in-continuity with that movie, taking place in the same world in 2018 (30 years later), making this movie a spiritual successor to that movie, in a "shared universe" sense.
• Full-size plush models of the Flock used as stand-ins so that the human actors could get a feeling for the size and shape of their imaginary costars.
• This is the only Warner Animation Group film to feature Disney characters.
• Despite Sony Pictures Animation having involvement in the film, Columbia Pictures or Sony Pictures Releasing didn’t distribute it.
• The movie is considered by diehard Angry Birds fans to be an homage to Poached Eggs and Mighty Hoax.
• This is the only Warner Animation Group film to have a prologue appear before the opening logos.
• This is the first animated film produced by Amblin Entertainment, since the closure of Amblimation.
• Despite being produced by Cartoon Network (in association with Rovio Animation and Steven Spielberg's Amblin Entertainment), Angry Birds X: The Fine-Feathered Movie also marked the second time that characters from several animation studios appeared in one film, the first being Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
• Several voice actors make cameos as the voice of the character(s) they have played before. These are Candi Milo (Dexter, Sweetie Pie, Coco), and Charlie Adler (Buster Bunny, Candy Hector Caramella, I.R. Baboon, Cow, Chicken, and The Red Guy). But most noticeable is Mindy Cohn as Velma Dinkley. Mindy did Velma's voice from 2002 - 2015.
• While the movie is going to be a Roger Rabbit-esque film with the 2D animation feeling more prominent than Who Framed Roger Rabbit, the animation treatment, when the Flock gets transported to the real world, will be in a CG-animation technique, very similar to the Peanuts Movie, that will have the look and feel of 2D animation, promised to be in the vein of animated movies based on cartoons, while being more fluid, in both the character designs, and the overall character animation.
• This is the only Angry Birds movie to be traditionally animated.
• Charlie Adler reprises his role as Buster Bunny.

See also

• List of films set in Los Angeles
• List of films with live action and animation