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Thank you so much for this opportunity @diamondwhite @FredTatasciore @GaryAWilliams @PilarFlynn @steveloter @Gogorodzilla words cannot express how much this means to me and I can’t wait for this show to come out. Meeting you all brought me so much joy.
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This is what Stolas fans are actively refusing to understanding. He’s not being manipulative by crying, but him crying in the middle of Blitzø’s rant and Blitzø having to immediately drop everything to comfort him is pathetic when he saw Blitzø crying and just kept going
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stolas throwing in blitz's face that he didn't come directly to save him from striker, when blitz sent m&m and made sure they were right for the job, and even APOLOGIZED TO HIM ABOUT IT... oh but it's not an imp's job to save a goetia 🙄 god forbid blitz prioritizes his daughter
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they grew up in different families, but both of them lost their mother, had a father who took advantage of them, had situationships, and have experienced the loss of the closest people in their lives — a daughter and a sister – as well as a huge sense of guilt and self‑hatred
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Gamagoori meets Daffy Duck.
Also RIP Eric Bauza...
Man, that death was out of nowhere. Other recent deaths were kinda expected given those fellas' older age, but this was so sudden. Eric was such a versatile talent that Mel Blanc would certainly be proud of.
Godspeed...
My god this guy was literally everywhere😭how are we gonna recover from this🥺
Dishy ™ was a gift from your boss at customer service for your five-year anniversary 🧽🍽️
🎙️@bauzilla
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Voice Actors & Animation Talent We Lost in 2026 — Remembering Six Incredible Performers Who Left an Unforgettable Mark on Animation.
• 🖤 CATHERINE O’HARA — 71
MARCH 4, 1954 – JANUARY 30, 2026
The legendary actress was also an unforgettable animation voice performer, most famously voicing Sally and Shock in The Nightmare Before Christmas. Her animated résumé also included Chicken Little, Frankenweenie, The Wild Robot and numerous television roles.
• ⭐ TOM KANE — 64
APRIL 15, 1962 – MAY 18, 2026
A legendary voice of the Star Wars universe, Kane portrayed Yoda and served as the iconic narrator of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. He also voiced Admiral Ackbar and became beloved by Cartoon Network fans as Professor Utonium in The Powerpuff Girls.
• 🌺 DAVEIGH CHASE — 35
JULY 24, 1990 – JUNE 17, 2026
Chase became part of Disney history as the original voice of Lilo Pelekai in Lilo & Stitch, later returning throughout the franchise. Anime fans also knew her as the English voice of Chihiro Ogino in Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away. Her performance as Lilo earned her an Annie Award.
• 🤖 PETER CULLEN — 85
JULY 28, 1941 – AUGUST 26, 2026
Few voices in animation history were more instantly recognizable. Cullen originated the legendary voice of Optimus Prime in the 1984 Transformers series and continued portraying the Autobot leader across generations of films, television and games. He was also beloved as Eeyore in Disney’s Winnie the Pooh franchise.
• 🐉 MIKE McFARLAND — 56
JULY 14, 1970 – SEPTEMBER 9, 2026
A hugely influential figure in English anime dubbing, McFarland voiced Master Roshi and Yajirobe in Dragon Ball, Buggy the Clown in One Piece, Jean Kirstein in Attack on Titan and Jean Havoc in Fullmetal Alchemist. Behind the microphone, he was also an enormously important ADR director, writer and producer who helped shape English versions of Fullmetal Alchemist, Attack on Titan, One Piece and many more.
• 🐰 ERIC BAUZA — 46
DECEMBER 7, 1979 – OCTOBER 25, 2026
Bauza became the defining modern voice of numerous Looney Tunes legends, including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Tweety and Marvin the Martian. His extraordinary career also included Foop/Irep in The Fairly OddParents, Tiger Claw in TMNT, Splinter in Rise of the TMNT, Puss in Boots and hundreds of additional performances. He won three Children’s & Family Emmy Awards during his remarkable career.
2026 Has Taken an Extraordinary Group of Performers Who Helped Give Voices, Personalities and Heart to Characters Loved Across Generations. Their Voices May Be Gone, but Their Work Will Continue to Live Through Animation Forever.
💬 WHICH CHARACTER OR PERFORMANCE FROM THESE LEGENDS WILL YOU REMEMBER MOST?
#EricBauza #PeterCullen #TomKane
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Eric Bauza was, to me, the voice of the people. I remember he was a huge advocator during the writers and actors strike, and the fight to release Coyote vs Acme. He fought and stood up for what he believed in as an entertainer, while still bringing us joy and laughter.
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They’re both one with the all spark now😭😭😭
Daffy Duck X Optimus Prime @DaytimeEmmys Congratulations to Living Legend Peter Cullen on your Lifetime Achievement EMMY Award 🙏🏻
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Daffy Duck X Optimus Prime @DaytimeEmmys Congratulations to Living Legend Peter Cullen on your Lifetime Achievement EMMY Award 🙏🏻
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Too Many Goodbyes Already — 2026 Has Taken So Many Beloved Entertainment Figures
• Catherine O’Hara
• Guy Moon
• Alexis Ortega
• James Van Der Beek
• Robert Duvall
• Eric Dane
• Masako Ikeda
• Chuck Norris
• Mary Egida
• Rivera Roger Sweet
• Ted Turner
• Tom Kane
• Anthony Head
• Peabo Bryson
• Oliver Tree
• Daveigh Chase
• Akihiro Miwa
• Bonnie Tyler
• Wai Ching Ho
• Sam Neill
• Brenda Fricker
• Kaylee Hottle
• Vincent Pastore
• Hayden Panettiere
• Dolly Parton
• Tim Curry
• Peter Cullen
• Mike McFarland
• Michael Forest
• Eric Bauza
Actors, voice actors, musicians, filmmakers and television legends — so many familiar faces and voices have already been lost in 2026. Their performances, characters, songs and creative legacies will continue to live on through the generations who loved their work.
Rest in peace to all of them. Gone, but never forgotten. 🕊️💔
#InMemoriam #RIP #GoneButNotForgotten
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I am in absolute disbelief over the loss of Eric Bauza...
First met him at a Cartoon Network party back in 2015 and he came up to me out of the blue to introduce himself and was an absolute ray of sunshine. He talked about wanting to get more roles. Cut to later...Bugs Bunny!
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Ric Bauza’s Cause of Death Revealed — The Beloved Voice of Bugs Bunny & Daffy Duck Died From Hypertensive Cardiovascular Disease at 46
Beloved voice actor Eric Bauza died at his home on October 25, 2026, at just 46 years old. According to Los Angeles County Medical Examiner records reported by Variety, his cause of death was hypertensive cardiovascular disease.
Bauza’s family had initially announced his sudden passing through his official Instagram account, remembering him as the Emmy-winning modern voice of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.
Throughout his remarkable career, Bauza became one of the defining modern performers behind the Looney Tunes, voicing characters including Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Tweety, Marvin the Martian, Elmer Fudd, Foghorn Leghorn and many more. Bauza won three Children’s & Family Emmy Awards, helping carry some of animation’s most famous characters into a new generation.
🕊️ Eric Bauza — 1979–2026. His life ended far too soon, but the voices, laughter and characters he gave animation will continue to live on for generations.
#EricBauza #RIP #BugsBunny
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We’re very sad for @bauzilla sadly has died at 46 will never be forgotten 🕊️! #RIPEricBauza #RIP #Farewell #Goodbye #RestInPeace #LooneyTunes #TheFairlyOddparents #TinyToonsLooniversity #Unikiity





































