to rescue them. As the goblins are weak against light, they use a flashlight to fight them off and escape. Barnaby knocks Mr. Dumpty over a bridge (while giving a mockery saying of the nursery rhyme which bears the egg's name) for the key to the factory and tries to enter it, but is stopped by Tom, Mary, Jack, Jill, Gonzargo, and Rodrigo, and is forced to retreat. As Tom and Mary finish the Toy Factory's order and fall in love, Barnaby leads the goblins to Toyland, where they invade, setting fire to the buildings and roasting Gonzargo and Rodrigo on a spit. Tom activates the toy soldiers, who soundly defeat the goblins and put out the fire, saving all of Toyland (including Gonzargo and Rodrigo). As Barnaby insults the Goblin King, who tries to kill him, but Jack, Jill, and all the toy soldiers shine lights on him, destroying the Goblin King. Barnaby calls him a "pathetic ogre", and the other goblins confront him and chase him off, out of Toyland (though whether they finally catch him and eat him is unclear). Finally Christmas arrives; Tom has repaired Mr. Dumpty. Santa magically shrinks the toy soldiers down to the size of action figures and loads them into his bag. He notices Barnaby's cat, Scat, who is now homeless since Barnaby's disappearance; he picks her up and pets her. Jill asks for Scat, and just as she gets her, Santa continues on his journey. In the end, Jack and Jill become the adopted children of Tom and Mary. Cast Lacey Chabert as Jill Joseph Ashton as Jack Raphael Sbarge as Tom Piper Cathy Cavadini as Mary Charles Nelson Reilly as Mr. Humpty Dumpty Susan Silo as Scat Jim Belushi as Gonzargo Bronson Pinchot as Rodrigo Christopher Plummer as Barnaby Crookedman Lindsay Schnebly as Goblin King Kevin Michael Richardson / Dee Bradley Baker / Beth Anderson (singer) / Amick Byram / Susan Boyd / Jon Joyce as additional voices (uncredited) Randy Crenshaw / Kevin Dorsey / Gary Falcone as Singing candles (uncredited) Musical numbers "Toyland" – Mr. Humpty Dumpty "Mr. Humpty Dumpty's Toyland / The Aerial Ballet" – Mr. Humpty Dumpty "Dream" – Jack, Jill, Tom Piper and Mary "The Factory Song" – Tom Piper, Mary and Company "A Crooked Man" – Barnaby Crookedman "The Worst Is Yet to Come" – Gonzargo and Rodrigo "It's You" – Tom Piper, and Mary