as "The Nightmare". The only thing that can vanquish him is the royal scepter. Laura Mooney (Hiroko Kasahara in the Japanese adaptation) as Princess Camille: the daughter of King Morpheus. Though she initially acts somewhat spoiled, she eventually grows to like Nemo. She also grows fond of Icarus (and vice versa, despite a rough start). When her father is kidnapped by the Nightmare King, she takes over as sovereign but decides to join Nemo in his quest to save King Morpheus. In the real world, she is riding on an elephant in a circus that stops in Nemo's town. Greg Burson (Tesshō Genda in the Japanese adaptation) as Nemo's father Greg Burson as Flap: Flip's bird companion. Jennifer Darling (Mari Yokō in the Japanese adaptation) as Nemo's mother Neil Ross (Hiroshi Ōtake in the Japanese adaptation) as Oompa: A member of the Boomps that befriend Nemo. Alan Oppenheimer (Keiichi Nanba in the Japanese adaptation) as Oomp: A member of the Boomps that befriend Nemo. John Stephenson (Masaharu Satō in the Japanese adaptation) as Oompo: A member of the Boomps that befriend Nemo. Sidney Miller (Kōzō Shioya in the Japanese adaptation) as Oompe: A member of the Boomps that befriend Nemo. Michael Bell (Hiroko Emori in the Japanese adaptation) as Oompy: A member of the Boomps that befriend Nemo. Kathleen Freeman (Kimie Nakajima in the Japanese adaptation) as the dance teacher Bever-Leigh Banfield (Seiko Nakao in the Japanese adaptation) as the woman John Stephenson (Kazumi Tanaka in the Japanese adaptation) as the dirigible captain Bert Kramer (Yukimasa Kishino in the Japanese adaptation) as a goblin: A hideous creature that serves as a member of the Nightmare King's army. They are sent by the Nightmare King to ensure that Nemo doesn't reach his castle and free King Morpheus. Though the goblins succeed in capturing most of Nemo's friends, they fail to capture Nemo himself and, when the Nightmare King finds out, he kills them all in a fit of rage. The only goblins to survive are the Boomps (who, in contrast to the other goblins, are not hideous and are actually good). Beau Weaver (Tarō Arakawa in the Japanese adaptation) as a policeman Sherry Lynn as Bon Bon In the real world, she and the pages are driving the wagon with the organ in a circus that stops in Nemo's town. Guy Christopher as a Courtier and a Cop Nancy Cartwright and