Mat Brunet

Mat Brunet is an animation expert based in Montreal, Canada. Mat is the founder of Electric Dragon Productions and is the creator behind the ElectricDragon505 YouTube channel. He shares everything about animation and film history, including animated movies both old and new, cartoons, Disney, and many more. Some of his featured shows include Animation Lookbacks, AniMat's Reviews, The Epic Mickey Files, and Top 5 and Top 10 videos. Mat has over 163K subscribers and over 97M views on YouTube. He is also a podcaster who talks about animation-related news with AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast. In addition, Mat is a professional actor specializing in voice acting for animation, video games, dubbing, and more.

Professional Achievements

  • Created viral videos like The History of Caillou: The Most HATED Cartoon Character, Top 10 Scariest Disney Moments, and the Animation Lookback series
  • Featured actor in Ghosts for CBS
  • Voice-acted in projects like Amos: The Mask Hunter, Bendy and the Dark Revival, and Necromunda: Underhive Wars for Games Workshop

Favorite Piece of Advice

Create what you wish to see come to life. Make something that you would be the biggest fan of.

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Who is your favorite Disney character?
I have a few! Some go-tos from the classic characters would be Mickey or Goofy, but my personal favorite from the classics is Merlin from The Sword and the Stone. Merlin is often said to be one of the closest Disney characters to bring Walt Disney into a movie. He’s a very eccentric wizard with a bit of a temper, but is always willing to help out. He’s just such a fun character to watch.

From more recent movies, I love Nick Wilde. He’s the modern version of what we get for smart-aleck characters. Nick Wilde is a very smart-alecky kind of character who could talk his way out of any situation, but also has a big heart. He also has great development over time as he begins working with Judy Hops and eventually grows very fond of her determination and becomes more willing to open up to her and to go out of his way to help her.

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