Ace of All Trades

Ace of All Trades is an American animated television series created by Joesph von Calbury for Gingo. The series follows five college students and a charismatic robot who go on many misadventures and adventures, while sub-plots involving other characters were involved.

The series premiered on March 5, 2005 to highly positive reviews from critics, and since 2010, becoming one of Gingo's most popular TV series of all time. The show will enter its seventeenth season on November 7, 2020.

Setting
The primary setting of Ace of All Trades is Dynastar, a fictional city in Texas that was founded by a group led by Reginald Dynastar. It is possibly based on Waco, Texas.

Characters

 * Elijah Eubank (voiced by Sean Schemmel) - One of the main characters of this show. He is a very interesting 18-year old individual who's always on the run. A very clever person with a sense of wonder, mystery, and life. He also has many different personas.
 * Sophia Sammy (voiced by Hynden Walch) - One of the main characters of this show. She's the 18-year old optimistic wanderer who always makes friends with anyone, knowing how to make them as happy as she can. She also serves as Elijah's love interest.
 * Rikku Kinokan (voiced by Quinton Flynn) - One of the main characters of this show. He's a skilled 20-year old musician with high expectations. He's friends with Loki Hantai, and he's a very stunning chick magnet due to his musical talents. Sometimes, he's even attracted to women, more so than Elijah Eubank.
 * Loki Hantai (voiced by Wally Wingert) - One of the main characters of this show. He's the self-entitled "Mushroom Magician", who believes he has mushroom magic. He's friends with Rikku Kinokan, and he's not sure if he's doing something real or not. He's also 21-years old.
 * Computero Botbolt (voiced by Tom Kenny) - A robotic servant of Elijah Eubank, created by Professor Davey Finkerlin. He's a robot that invents anything but the sink, because sinks are quite complicated to create for him. He's also one of the main characters of this show.
 * Clara Knowledge (voiced by Veronica Taylor) - One of the main characters of this show. She's the know-it-all of the crew, and the brains too. She constantly freaks out when she hears about something bizarre, terrifying, or just plain out-of-context. She is also 19-years old.

Recurring characters appear alongside the main six. These include the local people they meet: feisty athletic lass of wonder Selena Rugby (voiced by Lacey Chabert); snobbish prim and proper young lady who's sometimes egotistical and self-confident Matilda McFancy (voiced by Rachael Lillis); outsider outcast who lives on the shady side Gabe Steemi (voiced by Billy West); gigantic but clueless big-boned outcast with lots of strength Golemo the Large Yet Clueless (voiced by Jim Cummings); mysterious and emotionless Midori Suna (voiced by Andrew Sabiston); arrogant jock Bucky Breakout (voiced by Eric Bauza) and his nervous and nerdy partner-in-crime Hubert Hique (voiced by David Wills); Elijah's older sister who is obviously like him, except with a more developed personality Elevina Eubank (voiced by Dawnn Lewis); African-American manager of the Hut of Wonders (a place known for a gym, a game room, a cafe, whatever!) Nelson Nawtme (voiced by Robert Guillaume and later on David Mann); two recurring antagonists, the sinister Alfred V. Ile and his sneaky partner-in-crime Cecil S. Neak (voiced by Tim Curry and Andy Dick respectively); local town mayor Mayor Wesley Tophat (voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson); and identical assistants of the mayor Bruce and Wayne (voiced by Dan Castellaneta and Doug Lawrence respectively). TV news anchors Gilligan Kendoo and Paxton Annhow (voiced by Jeff Bennett and Khary Payton respectively) also make frequent appearances. Actor Matt Damon guest stars as himself in multiple episodes, as did Tim Conway prior to his retirement and death.

Production
Joesph von Calbury first wrote the treatment and the characters for the series in 1999, while working for Puyo Puyo. The pilot aired in 2001, but Gingo green lit the series in 2003. It was originally scheduled for fall 2004, but it was pushed to spring 2005.

Reception
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Other media
The show spawned many video games, and a theatrical film.

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Home media
From 2006 onward, all the home media releases were distributed by Universal Studios Home Entertainment (via Gingo). It appeared in either season sets or episode sets.

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Gallery
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Trivia

 * It is one of the shows that uses APM music in some places.