Get ready for a fresh dose of animated chaos as The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball brings the beloved Watterson family back—with a twist! In the town of Elmore, where reality is more of a suggestion than a rule, Gumball (Alkaio Thiele) and his goldfish-turned-brother Darwin (Hero Hunter) dive into their most bizarre adventures yet. From battling sentient fast food to outsmarting an AI that’s way too into their mom, this reboot cranks up the absurdity while keeping the heart and humor that made the original a cult classic. With a new title and even wilder storytelling, the series proves that in Elmore, the only thing predictable is unpredictability.

This revival isn’t just nostalgia—it’s a full-throttle reimagining, packed with meta humor, surreal visuals, and the kind of fourth-wall-breaking antics that made Gumball legendary. Whether it’s Anais (Kinza Syed Khan) outsmarting everyone (as usual), Richard (Dan Russell) accidentally causing apocalyptic mishaps, or Nicole (Teresa Gallagher) keeping the family from total collapse, the Wattersons remain TV’s most dysfunctional—and hilarious—animated family. Buckle up for a ride where every episode feels like a fever dream you never want to wake up from.

Meet the Cast & Creator

1: Ben Bocquelet (Creator)

The mad genius behind Gumball returns to unleash his signature brand of surreal comedy on a new generation. Bocquelet’s knack for blending razor-sharp satire with heartwarming (if utterly bizarre) family dynamics made the original series a standout. With this reboot, he pushes boundaries even further—expect more meta-commentary, even weirder animation styles, and jokes that’ll make parents laugh as hard as kids.

His vision for The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball isn’t just a rehash; it’s an evolution. From tackling modern tech absurdity (hello, AI romance subplots) to upping the visual experimentation, Bocquelet ensures the show stays as fresh and unpredictable as ever.

2: Alkaio Thiele as Gumball Watterson

Alkaio Thiele steps into the blue cat’s shoes, bringing Gumball to life with the same chaotic charm and sarcastic wit fans love. Thiele nails Gumball’s mix of confidence and cluelessness—whether he’s scheming his way out of chores or accidentally tearing a hole in the space-time continuum.

This time, Gumball’s antics reach new heights (or depths?), but Thiele ensures the character’s underlying sweetness—especially toward his family—shines through. His chemistry with Hero Hunter’s Darwin is the series’ comedic backbone.

3: Hero Hunter as Darwin Watterson

Hero Hunter voices Darwin, the eternally optimistic goldfish-turned-brother whose innocence often saves the day (or makes things infinitely worse). Hunter captures Darwin’s wide-eyed wonder and sudden bursts of unexpected wisdom—like a tiny, aquatic Buddha in sneakers.

Darwin’s character gets even funnier this season, with new quirks (a brief phase as a cryptocurrency guru? A feud with a sentient Roomba?) that let Hunter flex his comedic range.

4: Teresa Gallagher as Nicole Watterson

The legendary Teresa Gallagher returns as Nicole, the family’s terrifyingly competent (and occasionally unhinged) matriarch. Gallagher’s ability to flip from sweet mom-mode to demonic rage in 0.2 seconds remains unmatched. This season, Nicole faces her greatest challenge yet: an AI that’s way too into her, leading to some of the show’s most uncomfortably funny moments.

Gallagher’s performance is a masterclass in animated comedy—whether she’s karate-chopping a villain or quietly losing her mind over Richard’s latest disaster.

5: Kinza Syed Khan as Anais Watterson

Kinza Syed Khan takes over as Anais, the family’s pint-sized intellectual who’s always three steps ahead of everyone. Khan nails Anais’ deadpan delivery and barely concealed exasperation, especially when dealing with her brothers’ nonsense.

This season, Anais gets more spotlight—perhaps a STEM rivalry with a robot? A brief dictatorship over Elmore Elementary? Khan’s sharp timing makes every line land like a perfectly thrown textbook.

6: Dan Russell as Richard Watterson

Dan Russell reprises his role as Richard, the lovably incompetent dad whose hobbies include napping, eating, and accidentally causing existential crises. Russell’s dopey yet endearing delivery ensures Richard remains the show’s secret weapon—a man so blissfully unaware, he once befriended a black hole.

New episodes push Richard’s idiocy to glorious extremes (think: accidentally running for mayor, or becoming a cult leader by mistake). Russell’s commitment to the bit is unmatched.