Stitch! is the English dub of スティッチ!.
The first season began airing in English on the Australian Disney Channel on 4 December 2009, and later on Disney Channel Asia on December 19, 2009. On October 24, 2011, the series aired on Disney XD in the United States, but was removed from the schedule five days later due to unknown reasons, leaving the series unfinished. As a result, it has only five episodes aired.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| File:スティッチ (スティッチ!).png | Stitch
|
Benjamin Diskin | |
| 627 | |||
| Zero | |||
| File:加美原ユウナ (スティッチ!).png | Yuna Kamihara
|
Eden Riegel | |
| File:ジャンバ博士 (スティッチ!).png | Jumba Jookiba
|
Jess Winfield | |
| File:プリークリー (スティッチ!).png | Wendy Pleakley
|
Ted Biaselli | |
| File:リロ (スティッチ!).png File:リロ (スティッチ!, child).png |
Lilo Pelekai
|
Gwendoline Yeo | |
| Melissa Fahn (child) | |||
| Ani Pelekai | Melissa Fahn | ||
| Sasha | |||
| Gramma | Gwendoline Yeo | ||
| Kijimuna | Colleen O'Shaughnessey | ||
| Dolores | |||
| Dr. Jacques von Hämsterviel | Kirk Thornton | ||
| Suzuki | |||
| Captain Gantu | Keith Silverstein | ||
| Mr. Kamihara | |||
| Reuben | Dave Wittenberg | ||
| Mr. Honda | |||
| Tonbo | |||
| Delia | Mary Elizabeth McGlynn | ||
| Taro | Stephanie Sheh | ||
| Penny | Meghan Strange | ||
| Kenny | Derek Stephen Prince | ||
| Ted | Laura Bailey | ||
| J.J. | |||
| Tigerlilly | |||
| Makiko | |||
| Marvin | Kari Wahlgren | ||
| Ms. Kawasaki | |||
| Angel | Kate Higgins | ||
| Jessica | |||
| Sparky | Steve Blum | ||
| Felix | |||
| Boogoo | |||
| Pilolo | Brian Beacock | ||
| Nosy | Roger Craig Smith | ||
| Hiroman | Sam Riegel | ||
| Toriko | Ali Hills | ||
Additional voices
|
Laura Bailey | ||
| Troy Baker | |||
| Ogie Banks | |||
| Brian Beacock | |||
| Ted Biaselli | |||
| Steve Blum | |||
| Cliff Broadway | |||
| Debi Derryberry | |||
| Benjamin Diskin | |||
| Kyle Hebert | |||
| Kate Higgins | |||
| Ali Hillis | |||
| Amber Hood | |||
| Yuri Lowenthal | |||
| Peter Lurie | |||
| Mary Elizabeth McGlynn | |||
| Rocky McMurray | |||
| Daran Norris | |||
| Colleen O'Shaughnessey | |||
| Joe Ochman | |||
| Derek Stephen Prince | |||
| Michelle Ruff | |||
| Tara Sands | |||
| Stephanie Sheh | |||
| Keith Silverstein | |||
| Michael Sinterniklaas | |||
| Roger Craig Smith | |||
| Michael Sorich | |||
| Meghan Strange | |||
| Kirk Thornton | |||
| Kari Wahlgren | |||
| Travis Willingham | |||
| Jess Winfield | |||
| Wally Wingert | |||
| Dave Wittenberg | |||
| Michael Yurchak | |||
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| Technical staff | |||
Dubbing studio
|
Studiopolis | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Voice directors
|
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn | ||
| Jamie Simone | |||
Translators and adaptors
|
Ardwight Chamberlain | ||
| Jeff Nimoy | |||
| Sam Riegel | |||
Recording date
|
2009 - 2013 | ||
Notes[]
- Unlike the original Japanese version, which got the majority of their dub voice cast for the Lilo & Stitch franchise, the English dub has none of the original voice cast from the series. The closest being Jess Winfield, who previously served as the Executive Producer for Lilo & Stitch: The Series.
- The lone voice actor to reprise any role from the original Lilo & Stitch series is Rocky McMurray, who voiced Clyde (Experiment 150) in Episode 29.
- Eight episodes of the first series were cut down into 11 minutes and were paired together in the English dub.