The Many Voices Of Mark Hamill

By Sylvia Ogweng. 8 Mar 2018 1:20 PM

Though he’s best known for his role as Luke Skywalker in “Star Wars”, Mark Hamill has also managed to build an extensive resume as a voiceover actor. In honour of Hamill’s new star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, we’re taking a look at the films, TV shows and video game characters that have received Hamill’s golden touch.

Darth Bane In ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’

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Megatronus In ‘Transformers: Power Of The Primes’

Hasbro

Cartoon Network

YouTube

Cartoon Network

Nickelodeon

Fox Kids

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Cartoon Network

Senator Stampingston In ‘Metalocaplypse’

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The Joker
DC
In his longest-running voice character by far, Mark Hamill lent his vocals to the character of The Joker for 25 years across animated shows, video games and film.
Darth Bane In ‘Star Wars: The Clone Wars’
Lucasfilm
Hamill said hello to the dark side when he took on the voice of villain Darth Bane for one episode of “The Clone Wars”. Much to Hamill’s surprise, the role won him his very first Emmy nomination. “Been doing the Joker for 25 years, never got an Emmy nomination,” he told GQ. “Did that character once; Emmy nomination.”
Megatronus In ‘Transformers: Power Of The Primes’
Hasbro
Up next for Hamill, the Hollywood legend has taken on the role Megatronus in the upcoming TV mini-series, “Transformers: Power of the Primes”. He’ll be joined by the voices of Ron Perlman, Jaime King, Judd Nelson and Will Wheaton for the star-studded project.

Currently in post-production, the series is slated to premiere in May of 2018.
Skips In ‘Regular Show’
Cartoon Network
Cartoon Network’s oddball animated series “Regular Show” received the Mark Hamill touch when he voiced the character of Skips the Yeti for eight years. The role, which Hamill doubted would resonate with youth, earned him an Annie Award in 2013.
Wolverine In ‘Wolverine’s Revenge’
YouTube
Hamill lent his voice to Marvel’s Wolverine for 2003’s video game “Wolvering’s Revenger”. Released in conjunction with “X2: X-Men United”, Hamill brought just the right amount of grittiness, depth and wonder to the voice as his character pieced together his fragmented past while also searching for a cure to a deadly virus circulating in his blood.
Fear Feaster In ‘Adventure Time’
Cartoon Network
In a second Cartoon Network animated series, “Adventure Time” sees Hamill place his signature touch on the Fear Feaster, also known as the manifestation of main character Finn’s fears, and who is eventually banished back into Finn’s gut.
Undergrowth In ‘Danny Phantom’
Nickelodeon
For Nickelodeon’s “Danny Phantom”, Hamill voices Undergrowth — a strong phantom who aims to destroy humans for their careless destruction of Mother Nature. Among his long list of powers and abilities, Undergrowth is able to control plant life on a global level, infuse other creatures with his powers and cause multiple versions of himself to grow.
Hobgoblin In ‘Spider-Man’
Fox Kids
In 1994, Hamill took his turn at voicing the Hobgoblin in Jason Macendale’s version of “Spider-Man: The Animated Series” from 1995 to 1998.
Firelord Ozai In ‘The Last Airbender’
Cartoon Network
Digging deep into his dark side for this role, Hamill gave it all he got when he voiced the role of Fire Lord Ozai for 10 episodes of the “Avatar: The Last Airbender”.
Evil Cat In ‘Powderpuff Girls’
Cartoon Network
Stepping in to voice yet another villain, Hamill received praise among fans and series-watchers for his role as Evil Cat in the “Cat Man Do” episode of the animated “Powerpuff Girls”.
Senator Stampingston In ‘Metalocaplypse’
Adult Swim
Adult Swim’s “Metalocaplypse” series enlisted Hamill’s voice talents for the role of Senator Stampingston over the course of seven years. The role demanded another devious tone for the leader of the Tribunal aiming to take down the heavy metal band Dethklok.

The Many Voices Of Mark Hamill

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