Rubik, the Amazing Cube

TV Series
1983–1984
30m

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Four kids discover that their Rubik's cube is alive, and endowed with amazing powers. They befriend the cube, and they decide the best use for its powers is solving mysteries.Four kids discover that their Rubik's cube is alive, and endowed with amazing powers. They befriend the cube, and they decide the best use for its powers is solving mysteries.Four kids discover that their Rubik's cube is alive, and endowed with amazing powers. They befriend the cube, and they decide the best use for its powers is solving mysteries.

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Ron Palillo

Rubik

Michael Saucedo

Carlos

Jennifer Fajardo

Lisa

Michael Bell

Reynaldo Rodriguez

Ángela Moya

Marla Rodriguez

Laurie Faso

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John Stephenson

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Tress MacNeille

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Bob Holt

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Jack DeLeon

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Alan Dinehart

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Tysun McMullan

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Alan Young

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Takayo Fischer

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Janet Waldo

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Neil Ross

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Trivia
Ron Palillo, who voiced Rubik, had to speak his lines slowly, which were then sped-up to give the character its distinct voice.

Goofs
Even in his solved state, the colors on Rubik are often in the wrong position. White is always across from yellow, blue across from green, and red across from orange. Many time the colors that should be across from each other are side-by-side.

Connections
Featured in Found Footage Festival Volume 4: Live in Tucson (2009)

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GREAT Memories!

I recently came across a VHS video of this released sometime ago in the U.S. It brought back GREAT memories of sitting in front of the 25 inch wooden floor console TV, munching on SMURF cereal, and thinking of how cool it would be if MY Rubik's cube could do magic too. I've shown the video to my three year old and she sat mesmerized for the entire 40 minute runtime. (two episodes, no commercials). I wish this would be released on DVD along with some other 70's /80's cartoons in a box set or something. Rubik sticks out in my head, along with Saturday Morning Supercade and Thundarr the Barbarian as some of the best 80's cartoons that will probably NEVER make it to DVD.