The Real Adventures Of Jonny Quest is a half hour format cartoon from Hanna-Barbera. This new version of the 60's cartoon has Jonny Quest and his buddy Hadji, along with Jessie (Race Bannon's daughter, originally introduced in the second series shown in the seventies) These three teenage versions of the original characters are accompanied by Jonny's father Dr. Benton Quest and his body guard Race Bannon. One of the interesting aspects of this cartoon is the addition of 3D computer animation when they enter the virtual reality of Questworld, a vast and complex computer system Dr. Quest invented. It is one of the first times 2D and 3D are mixed in the same cartoon for a reason and still makes sense. Season 2 brought the series a new voice cast and a new animation house. The slightly different look and feel of the second season did not alter the basic premise of the series.
Voice Cast
Jonny Quest ......................................... J.D. Roth/Quinton Flynn
Benton Quest ........................................ George Segal/John de Lancie
Race Bannon ......................................... Robert Patrick/Robert Foxworth
Jesse Bannon ........................................ Jesse Douglas/Jennifer Hale
Hadji ............................................... Michael Benyaer/Rob Paulsen
Bandit .............................................. Frank Welker/Frank Welker
The Real Adventures Of Jonny Quest is a half hour format cartoon from Hanna-Barbera. This new version of the 60's cartoon has Jonny Quest and his buddy Hadji, along with Jessie (Race Bannon's daughter, originally introduced in the second series shown in the seventies) These three teenage versions of the original characters are accompanied by Jonny's father Dr. Benton Quest and his body guard Race Bannon. One of the interesting aspects of this cartoon is the addition of 3D computer animation when they enter the virtual reality of Questworld, a vast and complex computer system Dr. Quest invented. It is one of the first times 2D and 3D are mixed in the same cartoon for a reason and still makes sense. Season 2 brought the series a new voice cast and a new animation house. The slightly different look and feel of the second season did not alter the basic premise of the series.
