Mighty MonsterWheelies

Did You Know?

• The team is called to duty by Mayor Van Helsing ringing a bell atop their garage base.
• The town where the series takes place is named Motorvania.
• Wraps Stretcher's quadcopter is named Sand-E.

Characters

Tru Valentino provides the voice for Bolts Frankenstein, a fire engine inspired by Frankenstein's Monster who leads the team with bravery and boldness. Bolts has powers tied to strength, along with a water cannon, a net, and ladder arms that can extend to cover long distances. Valentino also voices Wyacht, a laid-back catamaran yacht that resides at Blacktop Lagoon. Grace Lu voices Axyl Bride, a tow truck themed after the Bride of Frankenstein who serves as the team's inventive and composed mechanic. Axyl can exchange parts of her right arm for various tools, uses a towing rig and a forklift to lift objects, and can shoot bolts of electricity from her skullcap. Lu also voices Kid Car. Cal Brady voices Sonnie Dracula, a vehicle themed after Count Dracula who is light-hearted and confident, able to change between a motorcycle and a helicopter. Sonnie has a searchlight and a tow cable, can create strong winds with rotors, and finds people using echolocation. Brady also voices Baby Car. Matt Lowe voices Sweeps Wolfman, a cheerful and playful hybrid of a street sweeper and garbage truck based on The Wolf Man. Sweeps has sweeper brushes inside his paws, can move at high speeds to reach others, and digs very quickly. Lowe also voices a submersible, a car carrier, a semi-truck, and Subrina's brother. Sandra Saad voices Gill. E Creature, a friendly and excitable lifeguard ATV with a submersible mode inspired by The Creature from the Black Lagoon. Gill. E has a grappling hook, a creature crawl ability, a life preserver, turbo bubbles for fast swimming, and can drive on vertical surfaces out of water. Saad also voices Mom Car. Chester Rushing voices Wraps Stretcher, a soft-hearted ambulance with a mummy theme who acts as the team's medic. Wraps can send out a scarab beetle-themed quadcopter called Sand-E, stretch his arms and wheels, and uses band aids, bandages, a dent popper, hot or cold packs, water, a thermometer, and bandages as ropes. Rushing also voices Kid Car. Dee Bradley Baker voices Sparky Sparks, a robot dog who is the newest member of the MonsterWheelies.

Reception

MovieGuide.org noted that the first six episodes carry an overall moral and biblical worldview emphasizing helping others, teamwork, and kindness, while also containing a subtle occult worldview due to the monster-themed characters and city. Fernanda Camago of Common Sense Media described the series as a solid choice for children who enjoy cars, monsters, and action, praising the kind characters, impressive CGI, and scripts that teach emotional intelligence.