Trivia / Plastic Apocalypse

• Acting for Two: Series creator Michael Akkerman provides the voice of Captain Macabre, General Dartmouth, and several nameless soldiers in the series.
• Breakthrough Hit: The original Plastic Apocalypse was a huge hit when it was first released, and Michael Akkerman not only created a sequel, but later expanded upon the world.
• Directed by Cast Member: Michael Akkerman is the chief director of the series, as well as the voice of Captain Macabre and others.
• Enforced Method Acting: In an interview, Michael Akkerman explains to have had the actors actually play out their scenes, so as to achieve a more realistic performance. One particular instance has the actors to get down on the floor and hold themselves in a push-up position to mimic strain under heavy fire.
• Extremely Lengthy Creation: Par for the course, as the series is stop motion, so production is bound to be long and arduous. Lucifer, in particular is still in production due to Michael Akkerman attending film school and having to temporarily shelf Lucifer to work on The Sabre-Tooth.
• Hey, It's That Sound!: A lot of the gun effects may sound familiar to those used in the Medal of Honor series. That's because they are.
• One-Take Wonder: All the dialogue in Hedge Base was ad-libbed.
• The Other Darrin: Sergeant Stalwart was voiced by Jesse Garrard in Hedge Base, but is replaced by Holden Weihs in The Prisoner Operation.
• Playing Against Type: Nick Dopuch, the voice of Windsor, is a comedian in real life.
• Written by Cast Member: Michael Akkerman, the series creator and voice of Captain Macabre, is also the writer of the series.

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