Firebuds Season 2 Has Ariel Winter And More

The hit series on Disney Junior, Firebuds, will be back for a second season on November 1st on Disney Channel, Disney Junior and Disney+. There are a ton of guest stars slated for this season including Adam Pally, Ariel Winter, Bret McKenzie, Ernie Hudson and Lea Salonga, to name just a few. You can find the full list of guests below and this season will feature a forest rescue theme and the Firebuds teams with new equipment as they help their neighbors in Gearbox Grove.

Not only do we get a season 2 of Firebuds, but there will also be new toys that include Halloween costumes as well as having Bo and Flash in “Disney Junior Live On Tour: Costume Palooza” which is touring in North America.

• Season two of hit animated music-filled series “Firebuds” is set to debut Wednesday, November 1 as a simulcast on Disney Channel and Disney Junior at 12:00 p.m. EDT/PDT. An initial batch of episodes will premiere the same day on Disney+ and on-demand platforms and the premiere episode will be available on Disney Junior YouTube.
• In addition to the premiere date, the season two key art and trailer were revealed today.
• Season two features a forest rescue theme and finds the Firebuds crew back with some new friends and equipped with new gear to use in the great outdoors. Throughout the new season, the Firebuds embark on daring forest rescues while continuing to help their neighbors in Gearbox Grove.
• From Emmy Award-winning creator and executive producer Craig Gerber (Disney’s “Elena of Avalor” and “Sofia the First”), “Firebuds” is an animated music-filled series following a team of young kids who are the children of first responders, and their talking vehicle sidekicks, as they learn what it truly means to be a hero. Produced by Disney Television Animation, each episode is comprised of two 11-minute stories and at least one new original song.
• Guest stars for season two include:
• Adam Pally (“Happy Endings”) as Diamond Diesel Dave
• Ariel Winter (“Sofia the First”) as Calamity Train
• Bret McKenzie (“Flight of the Conchords”) as Uncle Hugh
• Dante Basco (“American Dragon: Jake Long”) as Caesar Bayani
• Diedrich Bader (“American Housewife”) as Carlowe
• Ernie Hudson (“Ghostbusters”) as Chase Thunderstock
• Harvey Guillén (“Mickey Mouse Funhouse”) as Uncle Tad
• Jack McBrayer (“Wreck-It Ralph”) as Harvey the RV
• Lea Salonga (“Mulan”) as Yolanda Yamada
• Leisha Hailey (“American Dad!”) as Annie Spokely
• Punkie Johnson (“Saturday Night Live”) as Cousin Fanny
• Returning Guest Stars: Aimee Carrero (Marina Ramirez), Atticus Shaffer (Wayne Riley), Allison Case (Viv Vega-Vaughn), Brandon Victor Dixon (Jamal Jones), Deedee Magno Hall (Lola Belen), JB Tadena (Lolo Ben), José Andrés (Chef Al), Keith David (Manny Kablamee), LaChanze (Jenna), Lauren “Lolo” Spencer (Jazzy Jones), Lisa Loeb (Laura), Nat Faxon (Throttle), Natalie Morales (Val Vega-Vaughn), Oscar Nuñez (Chef Fernando), Rich Sommer (Mr. Wexell), Melissa Rauch (Beth Bayani), Pamela Adlon (Principal Kagan), Padma Lakshmi (Chef Pavani), “Weird Al” Yankovic (Latch)
• Lead Cast: Declan Whaley (Bo), Carter Jones (Flash), Vivian Vencer (Violet), Lily Sanfelippo (Axl), JeCobi Swain (Jayden), Caleb Paddock (Piston), Lou Diamond Phillips (Chief Bill Bayani) and Yvette Nicole Brown (Chief Faye Fireson)
• Creative Team: Craig Gerber (creator/executive producer), Craig Simpson (producer), Robb Pratt (supervising director), Krystal Banzon and Jeremy Shipp (story editors), Beau Black (songwriter) and Frederik Wiedmann (composer).