The Last Donnycorn

The Last Donnycorn
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Premiere date	March 3, 2017
Run time	22:32
Starring	Amanda Leighton; Kristen Li; Natalie Palamides; Josh Fadem; Eric Bauza; Jennifer Hale; Vanessa Marshall; Travis Willingham
Writer(s)	Jake Goldman; Haley Mancini; Kyle Neswald; Benjamin P. Carow; Julia Vickerman; Cheyenne Curtis
Storyboard artist(s)	Kyle Neswald; Benjamin P. Carow; Julia Vickerman; Cheyenne Curtis
Director(s)	Nick Jennings; Bob Boyle; Jack Fletcher (voices)
Animation director(s)	Robert Alvarez; Randy Myers; Tom Mazzocco
Art director(s)	Roman Laney
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"The Last Donnycorn" is the first episode of The Powerpuff Girls season two, and the fortieth overall. It aired on March 3, 2017 on Cartoon Network. It was written by Jake Goldman, Haley Mancini, Kyle Neswald, Benjamin P. Carow, Julia Vickerman, and Cheyenne Curtis, produced by Pernelle Hayes, directed by series creators, Nick Jennings and Bob Boyle, and voice directed by Jack Fletcher.

Detailed summary

Memorable quotes

Characters

Legend
Character debut	Speaking debut	Ep. debut	No lines	Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character	Actor
Blossom Utonium	Amanda Leighton
Bubbles Utonium	Kristen Li
Buttercup Utonium	Natalie Palamides
Donny	Josh Fadem
Unicorn robot	Unavailable
Unicorn coach	Unavailable
Stanicorn	Unavailable
Joeicorn	Unavailable
Petercorn	Unavailable
Tanyacorn	Unavailable
Marybelle	Jennifer Hale
Axel	Unavailable
Gretel	Unavailable
Unicorn guards	Unavailable
Woman on PA (voice only)	Unavailable

Organizations

Locations

Earth
- United States
  - Pokey Oaks County
    - Townsville
      - Utonium residence
      - Bowling alley
- Citiesville (mentioned)
Unicorn Land

Objects

Frolic ball
Darkhorse Dark Magic Mirror of Darkness

Vehicles

Unicorn terminator's car
Unicorn terminator's helicopter

Production

Development

Filming

It was copyrighted in 2017.

Music

The theme song, "Who's Got the Power?," and the music were composed by Mike Reagan. The opening theme song was written by Reagan and Bob Boyle, and the end credits song was written by Tristan Sedillo and Hannah Watanabe-Rocco, with both songs being performed by Tacocat.

Crew credits

Storyboard artists: Kyle Neswald, Benjamin P. Carow, Julia Vickerman, Cheyenne Curtis
Story editors: Haley Mancini, Jake Goldman
Art director: Roman Laney
Supervising directors: Abe Audish, James Burks, Skip Jones
Supervising animation director: Chuck Sheetz
Production manager: Jasmin Hazem
Production coordinator: Adrienne Lee
Digital production assistant: Marissa Teitelman
Production assistants: Grace Chen, Jesse Sheehan, Hannah Watanabe-Rocco
Character designers: Dean Heezen, Carlos Nunez
Props and effects designer: Nathan Rico
Background designers: Santino Lascano, Carrie Hobson
Background painters: Tania Franco, Garrett Lee, Olivia Aserr
Color stylist: Ashley Fisher
Animatic editor: Miguel A. Jimenez
Storyboard revisionists: Andy Cung, Karen Wang
Animation directors: Robert Alvarez, Randy Myers, Tom Mazzocco
Animation checkers: Sandy Benenati, Julie Benenati
Casting director: Jack Fletcher
Original casting director: Linda Lamontagne
Recording studio manager: Stacy Renfroe
Recording engineers: Bill Devine, Robert Serda, Suzanne Goldish
Director production technology: Antonio Gonella
Picture editor: Robert Gibis
Assistant editor: Anna Granfors
After effects editor: Joel Espana
Dialogue editor: Tony Ostyn
Track reader: Slightly Off Track
Supervising sound editors and re-recording mixers: Alex Borquez, Timothy J. Borquez
Sound effects editors: Daisuke Sawa, Tony Orozco
Post production supervisor: Tony Tedford
Post production manager: Alicia Parkinson
Production estimator: Carolyn Johnstone
Production administrator: Linda Barry
Overseas production facility: Smip, Inc.
- Animation directors: Young-Gil Lee, Hwang Gi-Ho
Main title animation: Golden Wolf
Development executive: Katie Krentz
Current series executive: Nicole Rivera
Executive producers: Jennifer Pelphrey, Curtis Lelash, Brian A. Miller, Rob Sorcher, Nick Jennings
Co-executive producer: Bob Boyle

Release

Dates are in order of release:

United States: March 3, 2017 on Cartoon Network

Behind the scenes

The episode title is a reference to the 1982 film The Last Unicorn.
The 1984 film The Terminator is parodied with the unicorn robot acting like the T-800 and music.
- The unicorn robot also says "Hasta la pasta," based on T-800 "Hasta la vista, baby" line in the 1992 sequel, Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
Blossom gained ice powers in the original series episode "Ice Sore."
Buttercup gained her aura powers in "Power Up Puff."
Unicorn Land has eight days, one of them being called Spursday.

Errors

Critical reception

In other languages

Language	Name	Meaning

Home availability

In the United States:
- August 15, 2017: Warner Home Video releases The Powerpuff Girls: The Last Donnycorn on DVD.

References