Sushi Pack

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  • 2007
  • 1 Season
  • 5.7  (49)

Sushi Pack was an animated series created by J. Falconer and N. Falconer that premiered on the Canadian television network Teletoon in 2007. The show follows a group of sushi-themed superheroes who defend their city from the evil Chef Jarod and his henchmen. The main characters include Ikura, a salmon sushi who can use his powers to create water and form a protective shield; Maguro, a tuna sushi who possesses super strength and the ability to create shockwaves; Kani, a crab sushi who can control the elements and shoot energy blasts; and Wasabi, a green blob of wasabi who can stretch and shape-shift his body.

The titular Sushi Pack is led by Sensei San, a wise old man who provides guidance and training for the team. San is voiced by the veteran voice actor Scott McNeil, who is known for his work on numerous animated series including Beast Wars and Dragon Ball Z.

The rest of the Sushi Pack is voiced by Tara Strong and Andrew Francis, both of whom are well-known voice actors in the industry. Strong has lent her voice to numerous popular animated series such as My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and Teen Titans, while Francis has appeared in series such as Max Steel and Johnny Test.

The show presents an interesting blend of Japanese culture and Western-style superhero storytelling. The sushi-themed characters and villains add a unique flavor to the show and give it a distinct identity. The animation style is bright and colorful, with bold lines and exaggerated movements that evoke the energy of classic superhero cartoons.

Each episode of the show sees the Sushi Pack facing off against a new scheme concocted by Chef Jarod and his minions. The villains are often comically inept but manage to pose a legitimate threat thanks to their advanced technology and cunning tactics. The Sushi Pack must work together and use their individual powers in creative ways to overcome these challenges and save the day.

One of the standout aspects of the series is the way it incorporates Japanese language and culture into its storytelling. The characters often use Japanese phrases and concepts in their dialogue, and the show pays homage to classic Japanese monster movies and anime.

Sushi Pack also features a strong message of teamwork and cooperation. The Sushi Pack must learn to trust and rely on each other to succeed, and their bond of friendship is a key component of their strength. Young viewers can learn valuable lessons about the importance of working together and supporting each other through difficult times.

Overall, Sushi Pack is a fun and entertaining animated series that blends elements of Japanese culture and Western-style superhero storytelling. The show's colorful characters, exciting action sequences, and positive message make it a great choice for kids and families.

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Sushi Pack vs the Fried Food Fighting Force/Every Body Is Somy Body
26. Sushi Pack vs the Fried Food Fighting Force/Every Body Is Somy Body
April 2, 2008
Oleander fries up a big batch of evil in an effort to beat the Sushi Pack once and for all. The Sushi Pack must come to an understanding with her team of fighting fried foods or else both teams may very well perish!
Sushi Roll Model/Fair Share, For Sure
25. Sushi Roll Model/Fair Share, For Sure
March 25, 2008
After Ikura is bated by a reporter to lose his temper, a video surfaces that makes the Sushi Pack look like they hate everyone. The team must outwit this hate mongering media manipulator and restore their good name.
In Hot Water/Much Ado About Tako
24. In Hot Water/Much Ado About Tako
March 17, 2008
In a desperate bid to save Satel-Lightening from impending underwater doom, the Sushi Pack squeeze into a new submarine and race to save him, but when tempers flare they may just need someone to save them from each other before it is too late.
Sushi of a Certain Stature/A Very Big Deal
23. Sushi of a Certain Stature/A Very Big Deal
March 9, 2008
When the Sushi Pack feel snubbed for not receiving an award from the city, the evil Apex takes the opportunity to exploit their frustration in an evil bid to conquer the city.
Resepctable Delectables/Star of Light, Star So Bright
22. Resepctable Delectables/Star of Light, Star So Bright
March 1, 2008
The ambitious Apex gathers together a hodge-podge of super-villains in order to construct a plan to get rid of the Sushi Pack, but he's foiled by both the villlains' inability to work together, and the Sushi Pack!
Pants on Fire/The Wrong Sushi
21. Pants on Fire/The Wrong Sushi
February 22, 2008
Unagi lets loose a new power on the city that mutates everyday objects into minions, but it also accidentally endows the Sushi Pack with special powers, minus Ikura who lies to hide this fact.
From the Planet Citrus/Lights On, Lights Off
20. From the Planet Citrus/Lights On, Lights Off
February 14, 2008
Titanium Chef's plan to publicly embarrass the Sushi Pack is rendered unnecessary after the Sushis fail to prepare for a meeting with an alien delegation and offend the visiting leaders.
Disappearing Act/Wicked Waste Wisps
19. Disappearing Act/Wicked Waste Wisps
February 6, 2008
The Sushi Pack discover that Jimmy Sweet Tooth is behind a rash of recent robberies to garner money for a comeback. Kani drives herself so hard she lacks rest and gets sloppy.
Donut Whodunit/Sushi at the Center of the Earth
18. Donut Whodunit/Sushi at the Center of the Earth
January 29, 2008
Each sushi must contribute what he or she knows to solve the problem of a missing Ben and stop the bad guys holding him.
Collect 'Em All/Jig-Saw Sushi
17. Collect 'Em All/Jig-Saw Sushi
January 21, 2008
Excited by the release of new Aquabot Boy toys, the sushis cut in line at the toy store and fall into the trap of The Collector who offers to allow them to race in toy cars for their lives.
Near Miss/Mirror Schmirror
16. Near Miss/Mirror Schmirror
January 13, 2008
Jealous of Tako's celebrity, hot-headed Maguro must save Wharf City and the Sushi Pack from the Paradoxter's latest plans to turn everyone into mutant hybrids a la THE ISLAND OF DR. MOREAU.
Disoriented on the Sushi Express/Ring-A-Ding-Ding
15. Disoriented on the Sushi Express/Ring-A-Ding-Ding
January 5, 2008
When Ikura can't find his rare action figure, he jumps to conclusions, eventually accusing every super-villain & getting the Pack into a heap of danger until he realizes that he misplaced it himself
Ben's Law/Where No Truth Lies
14. Ben's Law/Where No Truth Lies
December 28, 2007
While out for a cruise on their new super-skiff, a bout of bad weather spells danger for the craft because Ikura wasn't paying attention on how to perform his ship duties.
So Says Who/Darkness and Spice
13. So Says Who/Darkness and Spice
December 20, 2007
Trapped in an asteroid that is about to crash, Maguro and Tako waste time arguing in flashbacks about their very different perspectives on how they got into their predicament.
Give Peas a Chance/Chemicals Made from Dirt
12. Give Peas a Chance/Chemicals Made from Dirt
December 12, 2007
Stressed by a huge donut order, Ben unloads on Wasabi, hurting the little guy's feelings and the putting the Sushi Pack in danger as a hurt Wasabi doesn't want to defend Wharf City from a egomaniacal frozen pea.
The Thing That Wasn't There/Starring Ikura
11. The Thing That Wasn't There/Starring Ikura
December 4, 2007
There's an invisible bad guy afoot and only Maguro's powers allow her to see it. The rest of the pack must learn to trust Maguro based on her track record.
Deep Sea Diver Dude/Fish Tales
10. Deep Sea Diver Dude/Fish Tales
November 26, 2007
When Tako's octopi family from the sea comes to take him home for a visit, the rest of the pack gets suspicious, thinking that this is a plot to break up the Sushi Pack.
The Yam Yakkers/The Dungeon of the Crab
9. The Yam Yakkers/The Dungeon of the Crab
November 18, 2007
Wasabi & Ikura have to choose between helping their fellow sushi defeat the Yam Yakkers or attending a much anticipated action movie.
Dough-Ray-Me/Sign of the Tuna
8. Dough-Ray-Me/Sign of the Tuna
November 10, 2007
Ikura refuses to skip a planned vacation making Tako angry when a crisis arises in the form of PIPING HOT a mutated donut/kitchen utensil bad guy accidentally created by Ben
When Will Ben Be Zen?/Wharf City on the Half Shell
7. When Will Ben Be Zen?/Wharf City on the Half Shell
November 2, 2007
Ready to give up when his shop is condemned, the Sushi Pack teach Ben that one doesn't need powers to be a hero and save the day.
Taming the Gaming/Rex Marks the Spot
6. Taming the Gaming/Rex Marks the Spot
October 25, 2007
Obsessed with playing a new video game, Tako finds himself out of shape just when his powers are needed to save his friends.
Red Hot Chili Planet/Sweet Tooth
5. Red Hot Chili Planet/Sweet Tooth
October 17, 2007
The sushis like their environment cold except for Wasabi who likes it hot. When heat-loving aliens invade, they want the rebuffed Wasabi to join them.
Deep Freeze/Satel-Lightening
4. Deep Freeze/Satel-Lightening
October 9, 2007
Kani feels threatened when a Legion of Low Tide member suddenly becomes close friends with her best pal Maguro.
Poached Salmon/Go with the Glow
3. Poached Salmon/Go with the Glow
October 1, 2007
Ikura's impulsiveness causes the Sushi Pack to get caught in a trap set by the evil gourmet, Oleander.
No Clowing Around/World's Tastiest Heroes
2. No Clowing Around/World's Tastiest Heroes
September 23, 2007
In order to foil the plot of Sir Darkly, the Sushi Pack must learn to properly operate a giant-robot- like vehicle in which everyone must work in tandem.
But Is It Art?/Wassup Wasabi?
1. But Is It Art?/Wassup Wasabi?
September 15, 2007
When only Tako's art is left behind during a museum robbery, Tako's more concerned with his bruised ego rather than working with his team members to properly solve the crime.
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  • Premiere Date
    September 15, 2007
  • IMDB Rating
    5.7  (49)