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Ballmastrz: 9009 (2018)

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Ballmastrz: 9009
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9 เมษายน 2561
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21 ตอน (2 ซีซัน)
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ประมาณ 12 นาที
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EP11/11 (21 กุมภาพันธ์ 2566)
ช่อง/แพลตฟอร์มต้นทาง
Adult Swim
ผู้สร้าง
Christy Karacas
เรตผู้ชม
TV-14
คะแนน TMDB
6.6/10 (22 โหวต)

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Thousands of years in the future, teams of Ballmastrz face off against each other using their own hyper-creative and artificially intelligent combat weapons to attack, defend and score.

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นักแสดง Ballmastrz: 9009

  • นาตาชา ลียอนนาตาชา ลียอนรับบท Gaz Digzy (voice)
  • Jessica DiCiccoJessica DiCiccoรับบท Ace Ambling / Dulenna Duneeda (voice)
  • Dana SnyderDana Snyderรับบท Baby Ball (voice)
  • Eric BauzaEric Bauzaรับบท Flip Champion (voice)
  • Dave WillisDave Willisรับบท Leto Otel (voice)
  • Christy Karacasรับบท Crayzer / Aboo Buyu (voice)
  • Ed AsnerEd Asnerรับบท Rupert T. Digzfield (voice)
  • Doc HammerDoc Hammerรับบท Robot Butler (voice)
  • Rachel DratchRachel Dratchรับบท The Blab (voice)
  • Cree SummerCree Summerรับบท Obah Wexley (voice)
  • Joshua HenryJoshua Henryรับบท Demon Saytar (voice)
  • Timothy "Speed" LevitchTimothy "Speed" Levitchรับบท Tyetaynus (voice)

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เจาะลึก Ballmastrz: 9009: เนื้อเรื่อง การสร้าง และเสียงวิจารณ์

Ballmastrz: 9009 (ボールマスターズ: 9009) is an adult animated sitcom created by Christy Karacas for Cartoon Network's nighttime programming block Adult Swim. The series stars actress Natasha Lyonne as the voice of Gaz Digzy, a mixed race athletic superstar in a dystopian future where humanity is satiated by a violent sport simply known as "The Game". The series is characterized by anime-style iconography, dark humor, and shock value.

The show premiered on April 9, 2018. In July 2019, the show was renewed for a second season, which premiered on February 24, 2020. A special titled Ballmastrz: Rubicon aired on February 20, 2023. The special has a substantially higher quality animation style than the series, due to Studio 4°C's involvement; it is meant to serve as a fork possibly leading to future seasons. As of October 2023, no new episodes are in development at Adult Swim, though plans may change in the future.

Premise

In a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by a string of devastating "Rad Wars," a mysterious man named Crayzar creates a roller derby-like sport known as "The Game", in which two teams try to score more points than the other using a ball. During the match, players can be "killed" (in that they are teleported to a holding area to be revived after receiving lethal wounds) to take them out of the match. The series follows Gaz Digzy, the former captain of the best team in the Game, The Boom Boom Boys, who is demoted to playing on the worst team in the Game, The Leptons. Her only way back to the top is to somehow lead these pathetic misfits and 'ultimate losers' to victory.

As the series progresses, The Game is slowly clarified. Initially an ill-explained violent sport between two teams with balls, it developed into a very simple competition where each team attempts to score goals with their respective ball, the goals being a small ball-sized indent on opposing sides of the play area the ball is stuck into. The balls themselves are anthropomorphic and sapient, and their personalities are similar to each team's anime-inspired theme.

The premise is possibly inspired by 1975 film Rollerball, which details a futuristic corporate dystopian society wherein the violent Rollerball game is the main recreational sport of the world.

Main

Natasha Lyonne as Gaz Digzy, a mixed-race star athlete in "The Game" and a former captain of the Boom Boom Boys, who wrecked her own career due to sheer boredom and subsequently found herself teamless, slightly obese, and maligned by various diseases. She is a foul-mouthed, hard drinking has-been whose only hope is to join the Leptons and reclaim her glory. By the end of Season 1, she warms up to the Leptons and decides to stay as their new captain. In Season 2, Gaz's full name is revealed to be Gazmerelda Digzfield, daughter of moon mining tycoon Rupert T. Digzfield IV, and it is also revealed that she became a player in the Game as a way of getting back at her uptight biological family. As the series progresses, she became more sociable, happy, and responsible due to spending time with the Leptons.

Jessica DiCicco as Ace Ambling, a 12-year-old Japanese-American orphan and the lead player of the Leptons. He is bright, cheerful, and optimistic, but can lose his patience when things don't go as planned. He looks up to Gaz, and though he seems oblivious to her indifference to him, he eventually realizes her flaws and attempts to bring out the best in her. Despite his cheery demeanor, he often feels neglected or looked down upon by the team. Ace is revealed to be descended from the Ballmasters who fought in the Rad Wars; he can become a Ballmaster by fusing with Babyball.

DiCicco also voices Duleena "Dee Dee" Duneeda, an anime-esque girl on the team. She is a mood swinger, alternating between being soft-spoken and caring and enraged and violent, usually when provoked. She is also shown to have a crush on Leto and gets angered when he tries to downplay his relation to her. She is a former vampire hunter and thus has a large amount of knowledge on the occult.

Dana Snyder as Babyball, a crass and cynical robotic The Game ball who is similar to Gaz Digzy, he looks down on his own team and wishes for better players. However, he can access a special ability when paired with Ace, whom he dislikes due to his cheeriness; he does begin to warm up to Ace and eventually calls him his friend. Despite this, Babyball is selfish, boastful, and will mock his teammates regardless.

Snyder also voices Stinkfinger, a living severed finger that is part of the rival team, the Murderous Misfits.

Eric Bauza as Flypp Champion, a body stump with a spiked "sensory deprivation" helmet. A true warrior, Flypp must rely on his navel to perform certain tasks. Despite claiming to have amazing abilities, which he arguably does, he still seems rather useless and is typically brushed aside with ease by other players. He was apparently once a great defender of the innocent, but through a series of training regimes, chose to simplify himself and put all his energy into Umbilicus, a large umbilical cord that extends from his navel. Flypp is boisterous, but also egotistical, fancying himself a mighty warrior despite his frequent failures.

Dave Willis as Leto Otel, a lethargic and pessimistic member of the Leptons. He lacks the motivation and prowess to be an effective player and does not seem interested in the Game, to the point that he is not phased by mortal injuries. He quotes poetry and seems intelligent at times. While Dee Dee openly shows affection for him, Leto is reluctant to reciprocate. He has at times revealed to become sad, more so than usual, when Dee Dee briefly leaves.

Christy Karacas as Crayzar, the ruler of the Consortium who created the Game to please humanity. He lived through the Rad Wars and gave life to all of the game balls, which were originally used as weapons in the wars. He seemingly admires the Leptons, but after Ace and Babyball's fusion, might have ulterior motives. In "Wish You Upon A Spore", Crayzar is revealed to be a near-immortal demigod cyborg. In the Rubicon special, it is revealed that Crayzar is from a race of demigods known as the Saytars, with his true name being Gold Saytar, and that he went against his assigned mission to find the "Cosmo Diary" by tricking all of Earth into worshipping him as a god via The Game.

Karacas also voices Aboo Buvu, a The Game ball with sunglasses who reports the news and acts as a moderator for The Game. In some material produced for the show, he is referred to as Blabberball.

Christopher McCulloch as various characters.

The Leptons also include two characters who do not have voice actors but are prominent: Lulu, a cowardly green ape-like alien and Bob, a diminutive grey alien.

Guest

Norman Reedus as Bacchus LaBrute, the blue-skinned greaser-style leader of a biker gang called the Middle Fingers, who are cyborg aliens that live in the wastelands.

Stephanie Sheh as Luna, the leader of the Sailor Moon-esque team the Ashigari Princesses and an old rival of Gaz who wants to steal the secret of the Ballmaster formation.

Sheh also voices Rudy Drax, a albino boy without limbs who idolizes Flypp Champion.

Mike O'Gorman as Buddy Marinara, the Leptons' two-faced manager who is always looking for a way to exploit his team's newfound fame.

O'Gorman also voices a shopkeeper of an Animal Shelter that Ace volunteers at.

Jo Firestone as Ace's Robotic Mother, a robot disguised as a fancy-dressed woman who adopts Ace.

Rachel Dratch as The Blab, a talking worm-like STD creature that grows out of Gaz's stomach.

Cree Summer as Obah Wexley, a blue-skinned Oprah Winfrey-like alien who works as a talk show host.

Doc Hammer as Milky van Montebag, a blond-haired manager who tries to cash in on Ace's fame.

Hammer also voices the mecha butler in Rupert's mansion.

Ed Asner as Rupert T. Digzfield IV, Gaz's rich father and founder of the Digzfield Lunar Drilling Corporation.

Joshua Henry as Demon Saytar, Crayzar's father.

Timothy Levitch as Tyetaynus, Crayzar's younger brother.

Season 1 (2018)

Phil Ahn and Christy Karacas provide the storyboards for every episode, but there are different co-storyboarders that work with them depending on the episode.

Development

Around 2014, Karacas began working on the show. On May 7, 2015, it was announced that Adult Swim had given a pilot order to the production as part of their 2015-16 slate of returning series, pilots and specials. The pilot would become Ballmastrz: 9009. On August 4, 2017, it was announced that Adult Swim had given the production a series order consisting of the first season. The series was created by Christy Karacas, co-creator of Superjail! and produced by animation company Titmouse, Inc.

Animation

The series is animated with Adobe Animate and produced by a team of around 20 animators from Titmouse, Inc. offices in New York City. When the animators were discussing the artistic direction of the series, Titmouse president and producer Chris Prynoski described the show's animation style as appearing "like it was drawn by High School kids who try to draw anime".

For the Ballmastrz: Rubicon special, the animation team was changed to Studio 4°C. Karacas stated that the decision was done as he wanted the special to "dive into the actual anime world." As a result, the special features a new art style.

Casting

Alongside the initial series announcement, it was reported that Natasha Lyonne was cast in the series' lead role of Gaz Digzy. The main cast was also set to be rounded out by Dana Snyder, Dave Willis, Jessica DiCicco, Eric Bauza, Christopher McCulloch, and Karacas. Guests were set to include Norman Reedus, Stephanie Sheh, and Mike O'Gorman.

Marketing

Alongside the initial series announcement, Adult Swim released the first official trailer for the series.

On February 22, 2020, Adult Swim hosted an event at the Plaza Theatre in Atlanta, dedicated to the premiere of the second season of the series. During the event, 5 unreleased episodes were broadcast followed by a Q&A with creator Christy Karacas and voice actors Dana Snyder and Dave Willis.

Reception

The series has received positive reviews from critics. Daniel Kurland of Den of Geek described the series by saying that it "feels like a computer did a speedball and the finished product is a disorienting, glitched-out drug overdose." Sean Shuman of MovieWeb said that the series has a simple premise, hyper-stylization, and genuine character, stating that the series is "a show that feels like an ancient anime ripped out from a classic VHS tape, touched up with a modern aesthetic, and then trimmed down to eleven minutes."

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