Rocket Power revolves around the day-to-day adventures of a gang of four young and loyal friends; the adventurous and vain sports enthusiast and perfectionist: Oswald "Otto" Rocket; his tomboyish and kind-hearted older sister: Regina "Reggie" Rocket; Otto's dim-witted but loyal best friend and videographer: Maurice "Twister" Rodriguez; and the brainy techno whiz kid and relative newcomer: Sam "Squid" Dullard — who live in the fictional Southern California beach community of Ocean Shores, where they spend their free time playing extreme sports (such as Skateboarding, Surfing, Snowboarding, Biking, Street Hockey, etc.), getting into various situations and overcoming the trials and challenges of growing up.[2]
Otto and Reggie live with their widowed strict but loving father and veteran surfer, Ray "Raymundo" Rocket, who along with his best friend and business partner, Tito Makani, owns and operates the Shore Shack, a combination burger joint and surf shop where the gang usually hang out. In most episodes, they get involved in competitions, but end up learning their friendship is more important than winning.
Characters
From left to right: Otto, Reggie, Squid, Twister
Main characters
Oswald "Otto" Rocket (voiced by Joseph Ashton): The self-appointed and intrepid leader of the gang. Otto is a gifted, daring, self-absorbed and highly competitive extreme-sports enthusiast who is dedicated to the pursuit of athletic perfection in the hopes of achieving his ambition of becoming a world-famous athlete and in turn become one of the world's greatest action-sports superstars of all time. While he can be hot-headed and selfish at times, Otto is a kind and loyal person at heart and will always help his friends and family whenever they need it the most.
Regina "Reggie" Rocket (voiced by Shayna Fox): Otto's tomboyish and sassy older sister. Reggie is an aspiring publisher and author who writes and owns The 'Zine, a blog-type magazine that covers everything from extreme sports to "kid politics." Reggie is also an all-star athlete like her talented brother and while she's no less skillful and competitive as him, she has a calmer disposition and possesses greater maturity than him. Reggie is often the most sensible and sympathetic member of the gang and she also tends to be the voice of reason of the gang.
Maurice "Twister" Rodriguez (voiced by Ulysses Cuadra in Seasons 1–3; Gilbert Leal in Season 4): Otto's best friend and right-hand man. Twister is not exactly known for his intelligence as not only is he somewhat dim-witted and oblivious, but he also has quite the gullibility streak. But despite his lack of intelligence, Twister has proven that he can be quite clever at times, can keep up with Otto and Reggie in sports and has a real knack for videography and art. He hates being called by his real name and is constantly tormented by his older brother and local bully, Lars.
Sam "Squid" Dullard (voiced by Sam Saletta in Season 1; Gary LeRoi Gray in Seasons 2–3; Sean Marquette in Season 4): A Hutchinson, Kansas native and relative newcomer. Sam is nowhere near as athletically gifted as Otto, Reggie and Twister and is usually the most clumsy and timid member of the gang. But what Sam lacks in athletic abilities and self-confidence, he makes up for with his superior intellect, his expert computer programming and electrical engineering skills, and by being an impressive goaltender whenever he plays street hockey.
Ray "Raymundo" Rocket (voiced by John Kassir): Raymundo is Otto and Reggie's widowed strict but loving forty-something father, legendary surfer and is the owner and operator of a combination burger joint and surf shop called the Shore Shack. He drives a 1962 MercuryWoodiewagon and has developed a fear of dogs after watching the movie Attack of the 50 Ft. Poodles when he was younger.
Tito Makani (voiced by Ray Bumatai): Tito is a retired Hawaiian surfer and self-designed philosopher who not only works side by side with Raymundo to help him run the Shore Shack, but he also provides the gang with helpful advice and valuable life lessons with his own unique brand of wisdom. Tito usually starts his advice with "Like the ancient Hawaiians say..." He has a young nephew named Keoni who occasionally visits from the Hawaiian Islands.
Recurring characters
Lars Rodriguez (voiced by Lombardo Boyar): Lars is Twister's delinquent teenage brother who gives the gang trouble from time to time, bullies Twister on a regular basis and generally spends his free time being up to no good. He is also an extremely competitive athlete and is Otto's biggest competitive and social rival. Even though he constantly makes Twister's life miserable, Lars has shown that he really does care about him deep down and would never want anything seriously bad to happen to him. He's often accompanied by his three teenage henchmen: Pi Piston, Sputz Ringley and Animal.
Eddie Valentine (voiced by Jordon Blake Warkol): The gothic and self-proclaimed "Prince of the Netherworld" is a recurring participant in the gang's activities and a frequent target of Lars' bullying. Eddie's love for all things dark and spooky stems from him being the son of a magician couple. He favors an outfit of a hooded cloak and a "scary" mask.
Oliver Van Rossum (voiced by David Gallagher): Oliver is a rather nerdy kid who at first is Sam's main rival in smarts, but in time becomes a close friend to the gang along with Eddie. He never played sports, and was only into academics until he met Sam. In the episode where Oliver met Sam, it was made clear that he would rather watch a documentary of a dung beetle rolling dung balls than participate in physical activity.
Officer Shirley (voiced by CCH Pounder in Season 1; Denise Dowse in Seasons 2–4): A seldom-seen police officer who does what she can in order to try to keep the peace. Not so much the long arm of the law but rather the harsh word of the law as Officer Shirley keeps the kids of Ocean Shores in line with equal amounts of tough talk and niceness. She enjoys a slightly flirtatious friendship with Raymundo to whom she often refers to as "Big Ray."
Trish and Sherry (voiced by Lauren Tom): Reggie's female friends, fellow athletes and surfers, and members of the California All-State Girls' Beach Volleyball Team. They occasionally appear to join in on the gang's activities and have played important roles in several episodes.
Mackenzie Benders (voiced by Rosslynn Taylor-Jordan): A tough five-year-old ankle-biter. She continually beats up the members of "the gang," but has an apparent crush on Twister.
Conroy Blanc (voiced by Obba Babatundé): The park manager of the Madtown Skate Park, who later became Otto and Twister's teacher at their school. In one situation, Conroy was intent on finding the person responsible for ruining a newly-poured cement skate ramp in Madtown. It was Twister who made an imprint in the wet cement by accidentally falling into it face-first; he was attempting to write his initials in it before it set.
Danielle (voiced by Shayna Fox): Otto and Reggie's deceased mother. She apparently died from a surfing accident in Hawaii. Otto and Reggie were very young at the time. This is revealed in Rocket Power: Island of the Menehune.
Merv and Violet Stimpleton (voiced by Henry Gibson and Edie McClurg): The Rockets' next-door neighbors. Merv is apparently retired and tries to live a life of leisure, but becomes easily frustrated with almost everyone, especially with the Rocket gang. Because of this, he has the Madtown Skate Park opened so that the kids can skate without disturbing anyone. Merv is usually depicted as angry and somewhat eccentric (leading in one episode to Otto and Twister thinking him to be a space alien), although he does have a friendly side, particularly towards his wife. Violet is quite the opposite, always smiling and cheerful. Her pride and joy is growing violets in her garden. She is also a prolific cook, though her food is not always edible.
Lieutenant Tice Ryan (voiced by Dale Dye): An Ocean Shores lifeguard who also works as an emergency services coordinator. He is skilled at his jobs and can often be seen with a megaphone barking orders. He is shown to be nice and fair, but takes his job very seriously.
Raoul and Sandy Rodriguez (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui and Dyana Ortelli): The mother and father of Twister and Lars Rodriguez and the aunt and uncle of Clio and Scotty.
Paula Dullard (voiced by Jennifer Hale): The mother of Sam Dullard and the ex-wife of Sam's father, Doug Dullard.
Bree "Breezy" Copeley (voiced by Jane Krakowski): A traveling journalist who works for an outdoor adventure/lifestyle magazine, which is not named in the show. Ray has an obvious crush on her and it is implied that there would be a relationship if she wasn't constantly traveling. She only appears in two episodes, and is never heard from again.
Doug Dullard (voiced by Gregg Berger): Sam's estranged father who works in the corporate industry. He is rarely seen, as it's implied that he's always working, which clouds his better judgment. He tries to be the "cool dad" by including Sam's friends in their plans, but it ends up with him talking on his cell phone and ignoring Sam. Though he may seem neglectful, he does have good intentions. He almost seems like a stock character, the neglectful parent who cares about their child in the end, which is noted in the episode where he is the main focus; at the end he throws his ringing cellphone into the back seat of the car as a gesture to Sam that he really does care about him.
Clio Rodriguez (voiced by Jamie Maria Cronin): Twister's older cousin who is about the same age as Reggie. Clio is the exact opposite of Reggie in the sense that she is more "girly." Because Clio openly imposed on Reggie with her beliefs on how girls should act, Reggie goes on the defense. In the first episode where they meet and interact, Clio and Reggie challenge each other to switch their respective competitions and by the end of the episode, the girls realize that they are not so different from each other and form a strong friendship after Clio proved herself to be a surprisingly good hockey player and Reggie proved herself to be surprisingly good at figure skating.
A VHS tape titled Maxing Out was released in 2001 containing five episodes ("Bruised Man's Curve" • "Super McVarial 900" • "Big Thursday" • "Big Air Dare" • "Otto's Big Break"). In 2004, Nickelodeon released four episodes of the series ("Island of the Menehune" • "Tito's Lucky Shell" • "Welcome to Ottoworld" • "Follow the Leader") on the Island of the Menehune DVD.[3] Other episodes were featured on Nickelodeon compilation DVDs such as Nicktoons Christmas, Nicktoons Halloween and Nickstravaganza! 2.
Nickelodeon and Amazon.com teamed up to release Rocket Power and other Nick shows on manufacture-on-demand DVD-R discs available exclusively through Amazon.com's CreateSpace arm.[citation needed]
Maxing Out (VHS): 2001 Episode(s) featured: "Big Thursday" • "Super McVarial 900" • "Big Air Dare" / "Otto's Big Break"Nickelodeon Super Toons (VHS): 2002 Episode(s) featured: "The Wrath of Don"Nickstravaganza! (VHS): March 4, 2003 Episode(s) featured: "Powergirl Surfers"The Complete First Season: May 21, 2014
Nicktoons: The Show Must Go On!: September 27, 2004 Episode(s) featured: "Ice Queens"The Best of Nickelodeon: Summer Adventures: June 5, 2006 Episode(s) featured: "Rocket Rescue"
The Best of Nickelodeon: Summer Adventures: June 5, 2006 Episode(s) featured: "Rocket Rescue"
Maxing Out (VHS): 2001 Episode(s) featured: "Bruised Man's Curve"Nicktoons Halloween: August 26, 2003 Episode(s) featured: "It Came From Planet Merv" / "Netherworld Night"Nickstravaganza! 2: September 2, 2003 Episode(s) featured: "The Longest Day" (VHS); "The Longest Day" / "Ottoman and the Sea"Island of the Menehune: July 27, 2004 Episode(s) featured: "Tito's Lucky Shell" • "Welcome to Ottoworld" • "Follow the Leader" (DVD only)The Complete Second Season: June 12, 2014
Nicktoons: Job Well Done (VHS): 2002 Episode(s) featured: "Rocket Repairs"Nicktoons: Sport-a-Rama (VHS): Episode(s) featured: "The Longest Day"Nicktoons: Laugh-a-Lot (VHS): 2003 Episode(s) featured: "Say Hello to Cement Head"Nicktoons: The Show Must Go On!: September 27, 2004 Episode(s) featured: "Legends and Their Falls" (DVD only)Halloween Spooky Stories: October 17, 2005 Episode(s) featured: "It Came From Planet Merv" / "Netherworld Night"
Nicktoons: Job Well Done (VHS): 2002 Episode(s) featured: "Rocket Repairs"Nicktoons: Sport-a-Rama (VHS): Episode(s) featured: "The Longest Day"Nicktoons: Laugh-a-Lot (VHS): 2003 Episode(s) featured: "Say Hello to Cement Head"
Nicktoons Christmas: September 30, 2003 Episode(s) featured: "A Rocket X-Mas"Island of the Menehune: July 27, 2004 Episode(s) featured: "Island of the Menehune"The Complete Fourth Season: June 20, 2014
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Broadcast
Rocket Power premiered on Nickelodeon on August 16, 1999, and its final episode (a television movie called "The Big Day") aired on July 30, 2004. Reruns were then aired on the channel until October 7, 2011.
Nicktoons aired the series from 2002 to 2010. Nick GAS also aired the series from 2003 to 2005. The series reran on TeenNick's former block NickRewind (formerly The '90s Are All That, The Splat and NickSplat) from 2014 to 2017.
Other projects
Other projects related to Rocket Power and developed under the aegis of Klasky-Csupo and/or Nickelodeon have included Rocket Power: Beach Bandits, and Maximum Rocket Power Live: The Battle for Madtown Park, a live-action extreme-sports dramatic arena play that briefly toured the U.S. Midwest in spring 2002, before being canceled over low ticket sales (it had originally been scheduled to tour about 40 cities all over the U.S., all the way into fall).[citation needed]
The soundtrack album to Rocket Power was released on February 6, 2002. It is officially the soundtrack to the television filmRocket Power: Race Across New Zealand.
Common Sense Media give the series a three out of five stars, writing "Parents need to know that watching this show just might inspire future X-games participation. The kids -- never without a skateboard, bike, hockey stick, or surfboard -- perform incredible stunts, seemingly without risk of injury. A boy with less sports ability than the others shows kids that it's OK to need a lot of practice and only take the risks you're personally comfortable with."[9]
^Rodman, Sarah (October 3, 2011). "Rocket' is a blast - Creators of 'Rugrats' give 'Power' and responsibility to older kids". Pqasb.pqarchiver.com. Retrieved October 22, 2012.
^Erickson, Hal (2005). Television Cartoon Shows: An Illustrated Encyclopedia, 1949 Through 2003 (2nd ed.). McFarland & Co. pp. 674–675. ISBN978-1476665993.
^"Rocket Power: Island Of The Menehune". DVDEmpire. Retrieved September 12, 2015.
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For the ice hockey player see James Power ice hockey Rocket Power is an American animated television series created by Arlene Klasky and Gabor Csupo the creators of Rugrats The series aired on Nickelodeon from August 16 1999 to July 30 2004 1 Rocket PowerTitle cardGenreSports Adventure AnimationCreated byArlene Klasky Gabor CsupoDeveloped byVictor Wilson Eryk Casemiro Michael Bloom Andy McElfreshVoices ofJoseph Ashton Shayna Fox Ulysses Cuadra Gilbert Leal Sam Saletta Gary LeRoi Gray Sean Marquette John Kassir Ray Bumatai Edie McClurg Henry Gibson Lombardo Boyar Jason Spisak Dominic Armato Lauren Tom CCH Pounder Obba Babatunde David Gallagher Jennifer Hale Dale Dye Carlos Alazraqui Dyana OrtelliTheme music composerMark MothersbaughOpening theme Rocket Power Theme by The WipeoutersEnding theme Rocket Power Theme Instrumental Country of originUnited StatesOriginal languageEnglishNo of seasons4No of episodes71 whole 132 segments list of episodes ProductionExecutive producersGabor Csupo Arlene Klasky Eryk Casemiro Season 4 Co Executive Producer Eryk Casemiro Season 1 3 ProducersSusan Ward Pernelle Hayes Season 2 4 Victor Wilson Season 2 4 John Crane Season 4 Maureen Iser Season 4 Erin Ehrlich Season 4 Supervising Producer Jim Duffy Seasons 3 4 Running time24 minutesProduction companiesKlasky Csupo Nickelodeon Animation StudioDistributorMTV NetworksReleaseOriginal networkNickelodeonPicture formatNTSCOriginal releaseAugust 16 1999 1999 08 16 July 30 2004 2004 07 30 Contents 1 Premise 2 Characters 2 1 Main characters 2 2 Recurring characters 3 Episodes 4 Home media 5 Broadcast 6 Other projects 7 Video games 8 Soundtrack 9 Reception 10 See also 11 References 12 External linksPremise EditRocket Power revolves around the day to day adventures of a gang of four young and loyal friends the adventurous and vain sports enthusiast and perfectionist Oswald Otto Rocket his tomboyish and kind hearted older sister Regina Reggie Rocket Otto s dim witted but loyal best friend and videographer Maurice Twister Rodriguez and the brainy techno whiz kid and relative newcomer Sam Squid Dullard who live in the fictional Southern California beach community of Ocean Shores where they spend their free time playing extreme sports such as Skateboarding Surfing Snowboarding Biking Street Hockey etc getting into various situations and overcoming the trials and challenges of growing up 2 Otto and Reggie live with their widowed strict but loving father and veteran surfer Ray Raymundo Rocket who along with his best friend and business partner Tito Makani owns and operates the Shore Shack a combination burger joint and surf shop where the gang usually hang out In most episodes they get involved in competitions but end up learning their friendship is more important than winning Characters Edit From left to right Otto Reggie Squid Twister Main characters Edit Oswald Otto Rocket voiced by Joseph Ashton The self appointed and intrepid leader of the gang Otto is a gifted daring self absorbed and highly competitive extreme sports enthusiast who is dedicated to the pursuit of athletic perfection in the hopes of achieving his ambition of becoming a world famous athlete and in turn become one of the world s greatest action sports superstars of all time While he can be hot headed and selfish at times Otto is a kind and loyal person at heart and will always help his friends and family whenever they need it the most Regina Reggie Rocket voiced by Shayna Fox Otto s tomboyish and sassy older sister Reggie is an aspiring publisher and author who writes and owns The Zine a blog type magazine that covers everything from extreme sports to kid politics Reggie is also an all star athlete like her talented brother and while she s no less skillful and competitive as him she has a calmer disposition and possesses greater maturity than him Reggie is often the most sensible and sympathetic member of the gang and she also tends to be the voice of reason of the gang Maurice Twister Rodriguez voiced by Ulysses Cuadra in Seasons 1 3 Gilbert Leal in Season 4 Otto s best friend and right hand man Twister is not exactly known for his intelligence as not only is he somewhat dim witted and oblivious but he also has quite the gullibility streak But despite his lack of intelligence Twister has proven that he can be quite clever at times can keep up with Otto and Reggie in sports and has a real knack for videography and art He hates being called by his real name and is constantly tormented by his older brother and local bully Lars Sam Squid Dullard voiced by Sam Saletta in Season 1 Gary LeRoi Gray in Seasons 2 3 Sean Marquette in Season 4 A Hutchinson Kansas native and relative newcomer Sam is nowhere near as athletically gifted as Otto Reggie and Twister and is usually the most clumsy and timid member of the gang But what Sam lacks in athletic abilities and self confidence he makes up for with his superior intellect his expert computer programming and electrical engineering skills and by being an impressive goaltender whenever he plays street hockey Ray Raymundo Rocket voiced by John Kassir Raymundo is Otto and Reggie s widowed strict but loving forty something father legendary surfer and is the owner and operator of a combination burger joint and surf shop called the Shore Shack He drives a 1962 Mercury Woodie wagon and has developed a fear of dogs after watching the movie Attack of the 50 Ft Poodles when he was younger Tito Makani voiced by Ray Bumatai Tito is a retired Hawaiian surfer and self designed philosopher who not only works side by side with Raymundo to help him run the Shore Shack but he also provides the gang with helpful advice and valuable life lessons with his own unique brand of wisdom Tito usually starts his advice with Like the ancient Hawaiians say He has a young nephew named Keoni who occasionally visits from the Hawaiian Islands Recurring characters Edit Lars Rodriguez voiced by Lombardo Boyar Lars is Twister s delinquent teenage brother who gives the gang trouble from time to time bullies Twister on a regular basis and generally spends his free time being up to no good He is also an extremely competitive athlete and is Otto s biggest competitive and social rival Even though he constantly makes Twister s life miserable Lars has shown that he really does care about him deep down and would never want anything seriously bad to happen to him He s often accompanied by his three teenage henchmen Pi Piston Sputz Ringley and Animal Eddie Valentine voiced by Jordon Blake Warkol The gothic and self proclaimed Prince of the Netherworld is a recurring participant in the gang s activities and a frequent target of Lars bullying Eddie s love for all things dark and spooky stems from him being the son of a magician couple He favors an outfit of a hooded cloak and a scary mask Oliver Van Rossum voiced by David Gallagher Oliver is a rather nerdy kid who at first is Sam s main rival in smarts but in time becomes a close friend to the gang along with Eddie He never played sports and was only into academics until he met Sam In the episode where Oliver met Sam it was made clear that he would rather watch a documentary of a dung beetle rolling dung balls than participate in physical activity Officer Shirley voiced by CCH Pounder in Season 1 Denise Dowse in Seasons 2 4 A seldom seen police officer who does what she can in order to try to keep the peace Not so much the long arm of the law but rather the harsh word of the law as Officer Shirley keeps the kids of Ocean Shores in line with equal amounts of tough talk and niceness She enjoys a slightly flirtatious friendship with Raymundo to whom she often refers to as Big Ray Trish and Sherry voiced by Lauren Tom Reggie s female friends fellow athletes and surfers and members of the California All State Girls Beach Volleyball Team They occasionally appear to join in on the gang s activities and have played important roles in several episodes Mackenzie Benders voiced by Rosslynn Taylor Jordan A tough five year old ankle biter She continually beats up the members of the gang but has an apparent crush on Twister Conroy Blanc voiced by Obba Babatunde The park manager of the Madtown Skate Park who later became Otto and Twister s teacher at their school In one situation Conroy was intent on finding the person responsible for ruining a newly poured cement skate ramp in Madtown It was Twister who made an imprint in the wet cement by accidentally falling into it face first he was attempting to write his initials in it before it set Danielle voiced by Shayna Fox Otto and Reggie s deceased mother She apparently died from a surfing accident in Hawaii Otto and Reggie were very young at the time This is revealed in Rocket Power Island of the Menehune Merv and Violet Stimpleton voiced by Henry Gibson and Edie McClurg The Rockets next door neighbors Merv is apparently retired and tries to live a life of leisure but becomes easily frustrated with almost everyone especially with the Rocket gang Because of this he has the Madtown Skate Park opened so that the kids can skate without disturbing anyone Merv is usually depicted as angry and somewhat eccentric leading in one episode to Otto and Twister thinking him to be a space alien although he does have a friendly side particularly towards his wife Violet is quite the opposite always smiling and cheerful Her pride and joy is growing violets in her garden She is also a prolific cook though her food is not always edible Lieutenant Tice Ryan voiced by Dale Dye An Ocean Shores lifeguard who also works as an emergency services coordinator He is skilled at his jobs and can often be seen with a megaphone barking orders He is shown to be nice and fair but takes his job very seriously Raoul and Sandy Rodriguez voiced by Carlos Alazraqui and Dyana Ortelli The mother and father of Twister and Lars Rodriguez and the aunt and uncle of Clio and Scotty Paula Dullard voiced by Jennifer Hale The mother of Sam Dullard and the ex wife of Sam s father Doug Dullard Bree Breezy Copeley voiced by Jane Krakowski A traveling journalist who works for an outdoor adventure lifestyle magazine which is not named in the show Ray has an obvious crush on her and it is implied that there would be a relationship if she wasn t constantly traveling She only appears in two episodes and is never heard from again Doug Dullard voiced by Gregg Berger Sam s estranged father who works in the corporate industry He is rarely seen as it s implied that he s always working which clouds his better judgment He tries to be the cool dad by including Sam s friends in their plans but it ends up with him talking on his cell phone and ignoring Sam Though he may seem neglectful he does have good intentions He almost seems like a stock character the neglectful parent who cares about their child in the end which is noted in the episode where he is the main focus at the end he throws his ringing cellphone into the back seat of the car as a gesture to Sam that he really does care about him Clio Rodriguez voiced by Jamie Maria Cronin Twister s older cousin who is about the same age as Reggie Clio is the exact opposite of Reggie in the sense that she is more girly Because Clio openly imposed on Reggie with her beliefs on how girls should act Reggie goes on the defense In the first episode where they meet and interact Clio and Reggie challenge each other to switch their respective competitions and by the end of the episode the girls realize that they are not so different from each other and form a strong friendship after Clio proved herself to be a surprisingly good hockey player and Reggie proved herself to be surprisingly good at figure skating Episodes EditMain article List of Rocket Power episodes SeasonEpisodesOriginally airedFirst airedLast airedPilotUnaired120August 16 1999 1999 08 16 March 21 2000 2000 03 21 220March 28 2000 2000 03 28 June 29 2001 2001 06 29 320September 10 2001 2001 09 10 March 25 2004 2004 03 25 411July 19 2003 2003 07 19 July 30 2004 2004 07 30 Home media EditA VHS tape titled Maxing Out was released in 2001 containing five episodes Bruised Man s Curve Super McVarial 900 Big Thursday Big Air Dare Otto s Big Break In 2004 Nickelodeon released four episodes of the series Island of the Menehune Tito s Lucky Shell Welcome to Ottoworld Follow the Leader on the Island of the Menehune DVD 3 Other episodes were featured on Nickelodeon compilation DVDs such as Nicktoons Christmas Nicktoons Halloween and Nickstravaganza 2 Nickelodeon and Amazon com teamed up to release Rocket Power and other Nick shows on manufacture on demand DVD R discs available exclusively through Amazon com s CreateSpace arm citation needed Rocket Power home video releases Season Episodes Release dates United States United Kingdom Australia1 1999 2000 20 Maxing Out VHS 2001Episode s featured Big Thursday Super McVarial 900 Big Air Dare Otto s Big Break Nickelodeon Super Toons VHS 2002Episode s featured The Wrath of Don Nickstravaganza VHS March 4 2003Episode s featured Powergirl Surfers The Complete First Season May 21 2014 Nicktoons The Show Must Go On September 27 2004Episode s featured Ice Queens The Best of Nickelodeon Summer Adventures June 5 2006Episode s featured Rocket Rescue The Best of Nickelodeon Summer Adventures June 5 2006Episode s featured Rocket Rescue 2 2000 01 2004 20 Maxing Out VHS 2001Episode s featured Bruised Man s Curve Nicktoons Halloween August 26 2003Episode s featured It Came From Planet Merv Netherworld Night Nickstravaganza 2 September 2 2003Episode s featured The Longest Day VHS The Longest Day Ottoman and the Sea Island of the Menehune July 27 2004Episode s featured Tito s Lucky Shell Welcome to Ottoworld Follow the Leader DVD only The Complete Second Season June 12 2014 Nicktoons Job Well Done VHS 2002Episode s featured Rocket Repairs Nicktoons Sport a Rama VHS Episode s featured The Longest Day Nicktoons Laugh a Lot VHS 2003Episode s featured Say Hello to Cement Head Nicktoons The Show Must Go On September 27 2004Episode s featured Legends and Their Falls DVD only Halloween Spooky Stories October 17 2005Episode s featured It Came From Planet Merv Netherworld Night Nicktoons Job Well Done VHS 2002Episode s featured Rocket Repairs Nicktoons Sport a Rama VHS Episode s featured The Longest Day Nicktoons Laugh a Lot VHS 2003Episode s featured Say Hello to Cement Head 3 2001 04 20 The Complete Third Season October 1 2014 4 2003 04 11 Nicktoons Christmas September 30 2003Episode s featured A Rocket X Mas Island of the Menehune July 27 2004Episode s featured Island of the Menehune The Complete Fourth Season June 20 2014 Broadcast EditRocket Power premiered on Nickelodeon on August 16 1999 and its final episode a television movie called The Big Day aired on July 30 2004 Reruns were then aired on the channel until October 7 2011 Nicktoons aired the series from 2002 to 2010 Nick GAS also aired the series from 2003 to 2005 The series reran on TeenNick s former block NickRewind formerly The 90s Are All That The Splat and NickSplat from 2014 to 2017 Other projects EditOther projects related to Rocket Power and developed under the aegis of Klasky Csupo and or Nickelodeon have included Rocket Power Beach Bandits and Maximum Rocket Power Live The Battle for Madtown Park a live action extreme sports dramatic arena play that briefly toured the U S Midwest in spring 2002 before being canceled over low ticket sales it had originally been scheduled to tour about 40 cities all over the U S all the way into fall citation needed Video games EditSeveral video games based on the series was released on the PlayStation PlayStation 2 GameCube Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance and PC throughout the years including Rocket Power Team Rocket Rescue Rocket Power Beach Bandits Rocket Power Gettin Air Rocket Power Dream Scheme Rocket Power Zero Gravity Zone and Rocket Power Extreme Arcade Games 4 5 6 7 8 Soundtrack EditRocket Power SoundtrackSoundtrack album by various bandsReleasedFebruary 6 2002 2002 02 06 Recorded1999 2002GenreSka Punk Rock Electronic RockLabelNick Records Jive Records Zomba Recording CorporationThe soundtrack album to Rocket Power was released on February 6 2002 It is officially the soundtrack to the television film Rocket Power Race Across New Zealand Track listing Rocket Power Theme Song by The Wipeouters Individuality by Area 7 99 Red Balloons by Goldfinger Valentino by Bowling for Soup I m Cool by Reel Big FishReception EditCommon Sense Media give the series a three out of five stars writing Parents need to know that watching this show just might inspire future X games participation The kids never without a skateboard bike hockey stick or surfboard perform incredible stunts seemingly without risk of injury A boy with less sports ability than the others shows kids that it s OK to need a lot of practice and only take the risks you re personally comfortable with 9 See also EditRugrats Wild Grinders Kick Buttowski Suburban DaredevilReferences Edit Rodman Sarah October 3 2011 Rocket is a blast Creators of Rugrats give Power and responsibility to older kids Pqasb pqarchiver com Retrieved October 22 2012 Erickson Hal 2005 Television Cartoon Shows An Illustrated Encyclopedia 1949 Through 2003 2nd ed McFarland amp Co pp 674 675 ISBN 978 1476665993 Rocket Power Island Of The Menehune DVDEmpire Retrieved September 12 2015 THQ Ships Rocket Power Team Rocket Rescue for PlayStation Business Wire Berkshire Hathaway September 5 2001 Archived from the original on September 8 2001 Retrieved June 16 2019 via Yahoo com Rocket Power Team Rocket Rescue Rocket Power Gettin Air Review for Game Boy Color Rocket Power Yeah right GameFAQs Rocket Power Beach Bandits IGN September 26 2002 via www ign com Rocket Power Zero Gravity Zone Rocket Power TV Review www commonsensemedia org October 18 2007 Retrieved October 19 2021 External links EditRocket Power at IMDb Rocket Power at The Big Cartoon DataBase Portals Television United States Cartoon Comedy Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Rocket Power amp oldid 1131615061, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
