Nurse Don Novello as Vinny Corey Burton as Mole Phil Morris as Sweet Florence Stanley as Packard Frank Welker as Obby / Mantell Steven Barr as Cookie Clancy Brown as Volgud Jean Gilpin as Inger Kai Larson as Seaman / Gunnar Bill Fagerbakke as Sven Tom Wilson as Carnaby Floyd Westerman as Chakashi Jeff Bennett as Sam McKeane Morgan Sheppard as Erik Hellstrom Team Atlantis television series Unmade episodes The series would have featured episodes with different legends incorporated, such as Puck, the Loch Ness Monster and the Terracotta Warriors. James Arnold Taylor, who voices Milo, said in a vlog posted to his personal YouTube channel that the show would have been either 18 or 24 episodes long. The Last One of the episodes of Team Atlantis that was never animated featured an appearance by Demona from Gargoyles. It introduced the hunter known as Fiona Canmore, known friend to Dr. Sweet. The episode would have Demona using the Praying Gargoyle statue to bring Gargoyle statues in Paris alive to kill the local humans. Scripts and voice recording of the episode can be seen at The Gathering conventions. Marina Sirtis reprises her role as Demona, and Fiona Canmore is voiced by Sheena Easton. Greg Weisman, who wrote the episode, planned to use the story for the Gargoyles comic book series. He said if he is unable to use the Atlantis characters, then he will use analogs for the story. Greg has mentioned that while the episode itself is canon in the Gargoyles universe, the entire series Team Atlantis is not. In fact, the Team Atlantis interpretations of the Loch Ness Monster and Puck differ from those seen in Gargoyles (notably, the Loch Ness Monster in Gargoyles actually is a surviving plesiosaur belonging to a colony, like the common depiction). References External links 2003 science fiction action films 2000s action adventure films 2000s American animated films 2000s children's animated films 2000s fantasy adventure films 2000s English-language films 2003 films 2003 animated films 2003 computer-animated films 2003 direct-to-video films American films with live action and animation American sequel films Animated films based on Norse mythology Milo's Return Direct-to-video sequel films Disney direct-to-video animated films Disney Television Animation films DisneyToon Studios animated films Fictional-language films Films directed by Victor Cook Films directed by Tad Stones Films set in Arizona Films set in Europe Films about impact events Kraken in popular culture Television films as