"Finding Tobias" Part 25 - Darla!
Syndrome's creature-killing niece, Darla Dimple, arrives. When Archimedes, Leo and Pinkie arrive at Syndrome's office, they think Tobias is dead when Tobias is only playing dead to fool Darla in hopes of escaping.
Cast appearance:
Leonardo (TMNT 2012 Series) as Marlin
Sci-Twi (MLP EG: Legend of Everfree) as Coral
Carnotaur (Dinosaur) as the Barracuda
Tobias (OC) as Nemo
Surly (The Nut Job), Buck (Ice Age) and Raphael (TMNT 2012 Series) as the Fish Parents
Simon (Alvin and the Chipmunks) as Sheldon
Brittany (Alvin and the Chipmunks) as Pearl
Little Mikey (TMNT 2012 Series) as Tad
Splinter (LA) as Mr. Ray
Pinkie Pie (MLP: FiM) as Dory
Rattlesnake Jake (Rango) as Bruce
Kaa (The Jungle Book) and Sir Hiss (Robin Hood) as Anchor and Chum
Remy (Ratatouille) as the Worried Fish
Syndrome (The Incredibles) as Phillip Sherman
Michelangelo (TMNT 2012 Series) as Bubbles
Applejack (MLP: FiM) as Peach
Donatello (TMNT: Out of the Shadows) as Gurgle
Slash (TMNT 2012 Series) as Bloat
Rainbow Dash (MLP: FiM) as Deb
Spike (MLP: FiM) as Jacques
Lightning Dust (MLP: FiM) as Flo
Archimedes (The Sword in the Stone) as Nigel
Discord (MLP: FiM) as Gill
Rudy (Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs) as the Anglerfish
Toothless and Dragons (How To Train Your Dragon) as the Moonfish
Foosas (Madagascar) as the Jellyfish
Poppa Henry (The Good Dinosaur) as Crush
Dinosaurs (Dinosaur) as Sea Turtles
Arlo (The Good Dinosaur) as Squirt
Owls (Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole) as the Seagulls
Tokka (TMNT 2012 Series) as the Whale
Evelyn Deavor (Incredibles 2) as Barbara
Darla Dimple (Cats Don't Dance) as Darla Sherman
Owl (Winnie the Pooh) as Jerald
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