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Sushi Pack is an animated action-adventure television series created by Studio Espinosa and developed by Tom Ruegger and Nicholas Hollander. Produced by DIC Entertainment Corporation and CloudCo, Inc. the show aired for two seasons and 26 episodes comprising 52 segments on the KEWLopolis programming block of CBS from November 3, 2007[3][4] to February 28, 2009.
This show, along with DinoSquad and Horseland, were the final three series produced by DIC before their acquisition with Cookie Jar Entertainment, who produced the second and final season of Sushi Pack until the series ended its run in 2009. Cookie Jar (along with most of the DiC library) would be acquired by DHX Media (now known as WildBrain) in 2012.
The series centres on a fictional superhero team of anthropomorphic remains of sushi and/or common sushi ingredients (wasabi, salmon, crab, tuna and octopus) that had become sentient after getting hit by a lightning storm. They use their "wits and powers" to save the world from dastardly[5] villains.[6] Morals featured throughout the series involve learning about friendship, cooperation skills, and teamwork.
But is it Art?: The famous paintings from the museum — Boo Boy, Groaning Pizza, Whistler's Goat and The Shrieker — are stolen and have come to life by The Collector, except for Tako's paintings.
No Clowning Around: Sir Darkly is walking past the people in Wharf City and making a storm by collecting tears from everyone he meets in Wharf City.
Go With the Glow: Maguro and Tako's bickering over the importance of art vs. meditation prevents them from stopping the Low Tide from causing a city-wide brown out.
Deep Freeze: Maguro befriends Mochi Mochiato, to which rest of the Pack challenge the Legion of Low Tide to an epic showdown in order to settle it once and for all.
Red Hot Chilli Planet: After seeing a global warming video, The Sushi Pack end up meeting a group of heroes named the Hot Squad. Now they must stop this squad from turning up the heat and destroying the world.
Taming the Gaming: Tako jeopardizes a mission when he becomes addicted to video games.
When Will Ben Be Zen?: When a health inspector attempts to close down Ben's donut shop, Ben tries to prove his worth to the Pack by keeping his shop open.
Dough Ray Me: After Ikura leaves for family matters, the Sushi Pack must defend Wharf City from mutant cookies in search of the "White Treasure".
The Yam Yakkers: Sir Darkly, Oleander, and the Titanium Chef become an evil group known as the Yam Yakkers. While the Sushi Pack try and stop their evil plans, Ikura and Wasabi focus all their energy on seeing the new Aquabot-Boy movie.
Deep Sea Diver Dude: Feeling upset that he has no family, Tako wallows in his self-pity. All of a sudden, he receives a mysterious invitation in the mail.
The Thing That Wasn't There: Maguro loses trust in the Pack when they don't believe that she sees a monster attacking the city.
Give Peas a Chance: Ben gets stressed out over a big donut order and takes his anger out on Wasabi, hurting his feelings. This jeopardizes the Sushi Pack's mission where they must stop an army of evil frozen vegetables from freezing the city.
So Says Who?: Tako and Maguro have different views on who screwed up an important mission. Now the Sushi Pack have to figure out exactly what happened in order to fix it.
Disoriented on the Sushi Express: Ikura jumps to a conclusion where he can't find his rare action figure.
Near Miss: Paradoxter returns with a plan to defeat the Sushi Pack once and for all.
Collect 'Em All: The Sushi Pack must make it through the Collector's obstacle course without cheating.
Sushis of a Certain Stature: Apex exploits the Sushi Pack's frustration about a statue of Kato Platypus as an opportunity to take over Wharf City.
Sushi Pack vs. The Fried Food Fighting Force: Oleander fries up her own pint-sized warriors to fight the Sushi Pack.
Pants on Fire: Unagi unleashes a supercharged lightning bolt against Wharf City, but it endows the Sushi Pack with new powers.
Respectable Delectables: Apex assembles a supervillain team to help him get rid of the Sushi Pack.
Ben's Law: Ben and the Sushi Pack ended up being shipwrecked while on a cruise trip.
Donut Whodunit: Each member of the team contributes to search for Ben.
Disappearing Act: To track down Jimmy Sweet Tooth's robbing holographic images, Kani pulls out an all-nighter fueled by jelly beans.
From the Planet Citrus: The Titanium Chef's idea to embarrass the Sushi Pack is unnecessary when the team puts off preparing for a meeting with an alien delegation.
In Hot Water: When the satellite falls from orbit and lands into the ocean, it reminds the bickering Sushi Pack to work together as a team.
Sushi Roll Model: Ikura outwits a manipulative gossip columnist in order to restore his good name.
Emily Ashby of Common Sense Media gave the show a rate three stars out of five, saying that it was "crime-fighting bento box serves up positive messages".[26]
Award winning recording studio and production house. Selected animation credits: Ed Edd n Eddy, Dragon Tales, Johnny Test, Transformers, Bratz, Care Bears, He-Man, Krypto, Madeline, Martin Mystery, Strawberry Shortcake, Noddy. Features: Barbie (Island Princess, Christmas Carol, Thumbelina, Diamond Castle), My Scene, The Condor, The Chameleon, Edison & Leo, My Little Pony.
1001 Nights, Alien Racers, Astonishing X-Men, Beat Bugs, Bratz, Build-A-Bear, Care Bears, Coconut Fred, Dragon Tales, Ed, Edd 'n Eddy, Evolution: The Animated Series, Finley the Fire Engine, Firehouse Tales, Gadget and the Gadgetinis, Geronimo Stilton, Guardians of the Power Masks, He-Man, Johnny Test, K3, Krypto the Superdog, Liberty's Kids, Lionelville, Madeline, Make Way For Noddy, Martin Mystery, Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action, Maya the Bee, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Say it With Noddy, Sitting Ducks, Shelldon, SheZow, Sonic Prime, Stargate: Infinity, Strawberry Shortcake, Super Duper Sumos, Supernoobs, Sushi Pack, Transformers, Voltron Force, Will & DeWitt, Word World, Zigby
