Disney Channel's ‘Amphibia’-Wildly Awesome Adventure


Anne Boonchuy (voiced by Brenda Song), and the Plantar family-Sprig (voiced by Justin Felbinger), Polly (voiced by Amanda Leighton), and Hop Pop (voiced by Bill Farmer) from Amphibia. Taken by William Beavers. Copyright 2021, Disney Enterprises, Inc.



Hello, all.

If you're looking for more recent Disney animated TV fun to add to your watchlist, I would recommend Amphibia, created by Matt Braly.

Amphibia stars former Zack and Cody star Brenda Song as the voice of Anne Boonchuy, a 13-year-old Thai-American girl who accidentally gets sucked into a dimension of frogs. Struggling to survive, she befriends adventurous pink frog Sprig Plantar, voiced by Justin Felbinger, and his young polliwog sister Polly, voiced by Amanda Leighton, Emma from The Fosters, and grandfather Hopadiah Plantar/"Hop Pop", voiced by Bill Farmer, the current Goofy, and stays in the town of Wartwood while trying to find a way to return to Earth.



In Amphibia, Anne Boonchuy and Sprig Plantar became best friends since the day they met in Wartwood. Taken by William Beavers. Copyright 2019, Disney Enterprises, Inc.


Who can feel homesick when you have a sweet pink frog for a bestie. Copyright 2019, Disney Enterprises, Inc.



#spranneagainstheworld. Copyright 2019, Disney Enterprises, Inc.
 


As the show went on, it wasn't just about Anne struggling to get home, but finding a new home with the Plantars. She teaches them Internet humor, Muay Thai fighting, making pizza, and becomes their protector from invading toads and salamanders. You'll enjoy her fun times with Sprig. #spranneagainsttheworld. And you'll love that fun kid spunk from Sprig and Polly; they're like amphibian Mabel and Dipper Pines from Gravity Falls. And once in a while, you'll appreciate Hop Pop for his knowledge of farming, acting, and keeping the fam (frog and human alike) together.

Anne Boonchuy may be lost, but she knows how to fight. Copyright 2020, Disney Enterprises, Inc.



After much impatience, Polly Plantar learned some Muay Thai. Copyright 2020, Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Aside from Anne and the Plantars, the other things to enjoy are the show's battles being reminiscent of the Avengers and other fantasy media, cute anime sequences, K-pop dance music, and appreciation of Thai culture.

Amphibia has heart in every sense of the word with the coming-of-age and heroic moments with Anne and her newfound family. Thank you to the cast and crew. To my viewers, I hope you give Amphibia a watch on Disney+ and see the fun appeal.

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