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In this post, I take a look at 2 animated characters from 2 notable box- office animated bombs in 1992's Ferngully: The Last Rainforest & 2006's The Ant Bully.
Ferngully: The Last Rainforest's Batty Koda is voiced by Robin Williams and later Matt Miller in the direct-to-DVD sequel, whereas Julia Roberts lends her vocals to Hova from The Ant Bully
Batty Koda is the deuteragonist of the duology. He is a fruitbat, who was used as part of a scientific experiment and according to him, he was abused, which is most likely to be the cause of his insanity. He seems to be a bit unhinged, showing extreme distrust in humans. He has a electrode in his head and possible wires in his head and possible wires under his skin. When he hallucinates, he picks up TV or radio signals, and in doing so, Batty quotes from various TV shows and movies, much like a TV antenna. He is caring towards his animal friends and the inhabitants of Ferngully, yet he is extremely distrusting towards humans, due to his abuse & mistreatment by them. However, once they gain his trust, he cares about them too. Batty can also be very sarcastic at times.
The film marked Robin Williams's first major animation-based role, and the third after Mork in The Mork & Mindy animated series spin-off in 1982 and A Wish For Wings That Work, but Batty Koda is credited as Williams's first animated movie character, before he struck gold with Genie in Disney's Aladdin. Batty was created specifically for him. He provided 14 hours of improvised lines for what was supposed to be a 8- minute role. But director Bill Kroyer was so impressed with Robin's efforts, he extended it and thus, Batty ended up being one of the major characters of
Hova is a nurse ant, who is also the girlfriend of Zoc, an accentric wizard. I couldn't dig up much information on this character, - although to be fair, The Ant Bully didn't do a good job at developing the characters. But based on what I have seen of this film, she seems sweet, kind-hearted and her heart is always in the right place. Hova is very trusting of humans, as well. Her boyfriend, Zoc is a jerk however, especially to humans. Whilst with Batty, he can be brave in the face of adversity, Hova is a strong ally and she builds a strong rapport with characters in Lucas in The Ant Bully, of whom she sees the good in. In the film, her goal is to stick up for and support the likes of and communicate with Lucas and learn to get along with him. I can picture Hova complimenting Batty Koda together, in some ways they are similar in their traits: caring, sensitive, good-hearted. Hova was the first/second animated voice-over stint for Julia Roberts, with the other being Charlotte the spider in the live-action Charlotte's Web film of the same year in 2006.
Film-wise, The Ant Bully borrows/references the plotline from Ferngully: The Last Rainforest of the lead character being a would-be aggressor, who learns to walk a mile in the victim's shoes by being shrunk down to their size. In Ferngully, it was Zak & Batty and in The Ant Bully, it's Lucas & Hova and with each film, they interact with the smaller creatures. Both films are also set in the great outdoors with Ferngully in an Australian rainforest and The Ant Bully on an innocent ant hill.
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