The Sushi Pack theme song is the musical invitation to a quirky animated world where sushi pieces come to life.
Titled simply “Sushi Pack,” the theme sets the stage for intergalactic sushi adventures. In Season 1, the track features the sonic flavors of Phofo, while Season 2 saw legendary composer Ron Wasserman (known for Power Rangers) take over the musical kitchen. The upbeat tune perfectly mirrors the vibrant humor and teamwork of Maguro, Tako, Kani, Ikura, and Wasabi.
Official Sushi Pack Intro
Behind the Show: The Studio Kitchen
Sushi Pack (2007–2009) was a unique co-production between the United States and Canada, created by **Studio Espinosa** and developed by animation veterans Tom Ruegger (of Animaniacs fame) and Nicholas Hollander. The show follows a team of five crime-fighting sushi pieces living in a donut shop, battling the “Legion of Low Tide.”
The series featured a high-profile voice cast, including **Tara Strong** and **Scott McNeil**. It was a cornerstone of the KEWLopolis block on CBS, a Saturday morning lineup designed to promote educational and social-emotional content. With its sharp wit and stylized Flash animation, the show remains a cult favorite for its creative character concepts and catchy, revolving door of musical directors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the theme song for the show?
Musical duties were split: Phofo composed for the first season, while Ron Wasserman took over for the second season.
How many sushi characters make up the “Pack”?
The team consists of five members: Maguro (Tuna), Tako (Octopus), Kani (Crab), Ikura (Salmon Roe), and Wasabi.
Where did the show originally air?
Sushi Pack aired on CBS as part of the KEWLopolis weekend programming block.
