Shonen Knife. Ricky also toured playing drums for LA reggae band The Aggrolites in 2009. The band's original instrumental version of "Sequence Erase!", recorded with Parry Gripp, was used as the title theme for the band's original television pilot, The Aquabats! In Color!. From 2004 to 2010, this recording was used as the theme song to the main series of Mega64, a video game-themed comedy series produced by a comedy troupe of the same name. As longtime friends and associates of The Aquabats, the main cast and crew of Mega64 would later go on to produce interstitial sketches for The Aquabats! Super Show! television series. Discography Studio albums The Return of The Aquabats (1996) The Fury of The Aquabats! (1997) The Aquabats vs. the Floating Eye of Death! (1999) Charge!! (2005) Hi-Five Soup! (2011) Kooky Spooky...In Stereo (2020) Band members Current The M.C. Bat Commander (Christian Jacobs) – vocals (1994–present) Crash McLarson (Chad Larson) – bass, backing vocals (1994–present) Jimmy the Robot (James Briggs) – keyboards, saxophone and woodwinds, backing vocals (1997–present) Ricky Fitness (Richard Falomir) – drums, percussion, backing vocals (2002–present) Eaglebones Falconhawk (Ian Fowles) – guitar, backing vocals (2006–present) Former Gumby (Matt Van Gundy) – guitar (1994–1995) Nacho (Chad Parkin) – keyboards (1994–1996) Roddy B. (Rod Arellano) – drums (1994–1996) Ben the Brain (Ben Bergeson) – guitar (1994–1996) John Pantle – trombone (1995-1996) Creedle (Wendall Creed) - guitar (1995) Jeffery McFerson – trombone (1995) Captain Croxall (Brian Croxall) – trombone (1996) The Baron von Tito (Travis Barker) – drums, percussion (1996–1998) Ultra Kyu/The Mysterious Kyu (Charles Gray) – guitar, various string instruments, synthesizer, backing vocals (1996–2000) Catboy (Boyd Terry) – trumpet, various brass instruments, backing vocals (1994–2002) Doctor Rock (Gabe Palmer) – drums, programming (1998–2002) Prince Adam (Adam Deibert) – trumpet, synthesizer, guitar, backing vocals, hand accompaniment (1994–2004) Chainsaw the Prince of Karate (Courtney Pollock) – guitar (1995–2006) Popeye (Michael Vogelsang) – guitar (2005) Timeline References External links The Aquabats official website The Aquabats on Fearless Records The Aquabats at Facebook American comedy musical groups American ska punk musical groups Bands with fictional stage personas Fearless Records artists Geek rock groups Masked musicians Musical groups established in 1994 Musical groups from Orange County, California Nitro Records artists Rock music groups from California Third-wave ska groups Time Bomb Recordings artists 1994 establishments in California