Ma-Ti

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Ma-Ti
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Species Human
Gender Male
Member of Planeteers
Affiliation Suchi
Kwame
Wheeler
Gi
Linka
Gaia
Captain Planet
Occupation Environmentalist/Climate champion
Father Chico
Mother Unnamed
Marital status Single
First appearance CP: "A Hero for Earth" (1990)
Played by Scott Menville (1990-96)
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New Adventures of Captain Planet
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OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes

Ma-Ti is a Native American teenager, member of the Planeteers, and one of the main characters in the Captain Planet and the Planeteers animated television series. He is voiced by Scott Menville.

Character description

Abilities

Appearances

TV series

Comics

Books

Video games

Biography

DEEC Adventures

Hanna-Barbera Adventures

Ma-Ti Sells Out

Let's Be Planeteers

Ma-Ti in the Funny Books

Development

Gallery

Main article: Kwame/Gallery

Toys and merchandise

Kenner

Main article: Kenner

A poseable action figure of Ma-Ti.

Funko

Main article: Funko

A non-poseable super deformed vinyl figure of Ma-Ti.

Behind the scenes

In popular culture

  • Efren Ramirez plays Ma-Ti in the 2011 live-action Funny or Die short Captain Planet with Don Cheadle. The Planeteers call on Planet to stop Hoggish Greedly, but are horrified when he goes a step too far by turning him into a tree. When Kwame speaks up, Planet turns him into a tree, too, and threatens the other Planeteers if they try and stop him. In part two, it is revealed that he turned her into a tree along with the rest of the Planeteers, except for Ma-Ti who he forces into being his servant. Captain Planet takes away his ring privileges when he gives him a synthetic polyester towel to wipe his face. In part four, Ma-Ti attempts to kill Captain Planet with a knife to the back. As payback, Captain Planet raises his arm up to turn him into a tree, but stops when Ma-Ti begins an impassionate speech about "El Capitan" taking away the Planeteers, his family, and "that monkey," but he can't take away his heart. This gives Captain Planet the idea to rip his heart out.

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