Sully

Sully is the team leader and action hero of the Danger Rangers. He is a spokes-sea lion who is safety-driven, smart and funny.

Sully is somewhat funny and loves to tell jokes, especially puns. Kitty is often the one to have the last laugh when he shows off or tells jokes or tries to be a smart-alec, and he has a crush on her.

His catchphrase is "Let's roll, Danger Rangers!"

Sully is one of the few Danger Rangers to ever mention their childhood, but unlike the other two Rangers, Kitty and Burble, there is no flashback scene of him as a kid.

He is voiced by Jerry Houser.

Official Description (from DangerRangers.com)

"Sully is the founder, team leader, and spokes-sea lion. He makes the plans, assigns duties and always rallies our team of superheroes to victory! Sully is passionately safety-driven, smart and funny. His specialty is water safety."

Appearances

Sully appears in every episode of the series.

Trivia

• His favorite food is fish sticks.
• His favorite color is blue, which coincidentally is the color of water, and also his skin and eyes.
• He is loyal and thoughtful.
• He is sometimes referred to as the title "Safety Seal" which is a play on words.
  • SeeMore's Playhouse, another safety-themed show that also aired on PBS Kids in some locations, also has a "Safety Seal", named SeeMore. However, SeeMore is an earless seal, instead of a sea lion.
• He considers himself to be handsome, though Kitty disagrees.
• He always likes to think big.
• He was redesigned a bit starting in Chem Gems onwards.
• Technically, seals and sea lions do not really have feet. Instead, they have flippers. However, Sully, mostly being on land like the others, walks with his flippers like feet.
• He is a sea lion as he has visible ears.
• He is one of two Danger Rangers to be an aquatic animal. The other is Burt.
• He is also a talented performer, as shown several times. He can balance a ball on his nose and also do tricks as a performing sea lion.
  • His favorite trick is the Safety Seal Water Wheel.
  • He spins a floatie on his nose in Everybody Be Water Safe
  • He says he is a "trained seal" in Be Prepared.
• Being a sea lion, he is an expert swimmer and diver.
• His favorite band is the Decibulls.
• He loves rock and hip-hop music.
• He also enjoys breakdancing.
• He, along with Kitty, was also a costumed character for special events.

Gallery

Sully playing an electric guitar.

Sully relaxing on the cruise ship

Swimming underwater

Sully performing along with Kitty and Burble in the "Protect Your Ears" video

Sully balancing a ball on his nose in the video for "Everybody Be Water Safe"

Sully using chemical cleaners

Sully piloting the rocket car

Sully speaks about the different chemicals and poisons

Kitty honking Sully's nose

Sully as a performing seal balancing a beach ball on his nose

Sully relaxing in the pool

Stock/promotional art

10 safety rules for playing in the water. Before swimming, make sure to warm up.

Sully is ready to jump into action!

Sully posing

Before entering the water, wet the water in order (from a distance from the heart) in the face chest between the legs.

If you feel goose bumps on your body during swimming and your skin is pulled out, get out of the water and warm your body to rest. At this time, be aware that rats on the legs or cramps in the muscles can be quite dangerous.

Note that the depth of water is not dangerous because the depth of water is not constant.

People who have no rescue experience should refrain from reckless rescue before the safety zone.

If you find someone who has fallen into the water, shout around (report 119) and don't jump into the water if you are not confident in the rescue.

Even if you are confident in swimming, try to rescue yourself using objects around you. Things to use for rescue: tubes, styrofoam, rope, poles, etc.

When you are in poor health, you are very hungry and should not swim immediately after eating.

Don't overdo it by over-confusing your swimming skills.

Do not swim for long periods of time and do not swim alone in lakes or rivers.

Behind the scenes

Sully's different poses

Color guide for Sully's body and uniform

Sketches of Sully's different facial expressions

Turnaround model sheet of Sully