Voice actor: Noel Fisher
Name: Todd Tolensky
Movie actor: Ray Park
Age: 15
Powers: Powerful Leg Muscles/Prehensile Tongue/Spit Spray
First Episode: Strategy X
High School Grade: Freshman

There's a Todd Tolensky at every school, a shrimpy wise-mouth who thinks he's tough because of the thugs he hangs around with, the jerk who thinks he's got all the angles figured out when even his friends are playing him for a fool.
A freshman at Bayville High School, Todd hangs out with the other members of the Brotherhood as his way to gain respect. He's really an idiot, a puppet. He's also a big-time doofus who always has to explain the bad jokes he's making while leaping about causing all manner of mayhem. He's considered to be a follower. Todd is also very stubborn, when he wants something he'll try as hard as he can to get it. Also, he uses very catchy lines. Toad has incredible leg muscles for kicking, a long tongue for grabbing things and can spit-spray goop to gunk-up the works for people (such as Cyclops' visor).

Upside down
Hahahahahahahahaha!!!
Slimey tongue
Crouched
Jumping and attacking
Stupid jocks
Surprised
Kurt is gone
Oops...my bad
Looking at who knows what
Cool position
Costume lineup
Costume lineup2

Here's Noel (Troy Mcginty) holding Max Keeble in "Max Keeble's Big Move". In the movie, he plays the role of a bully who wears t-shirts of his prays lol. He's actually pretty funny in the movie hehehe. More pics: Close-up Stuffed Animal Freak with Robe Crying

Meet Noel Fisher, the voice behind Toad. I absolutely love his voice. It suits Todd so well! Anyway, i'm getting some really good info on Noel from Chris, thanks ;D! Noel was born in British Columbia, more precisely, in Vancouver (canada). Now for some fun facts, apparently, Noel was always into doing skits and voices when he was in grade 6&7. Also, he's not very tall lol. I have nothing against short guys, nothing at all!
Actor - filmography
(2000s) (1990s)

Hamtaro (2002) TV Series (voice) ....Stan

I Was A Teenage Faust (2001) (TV) .... Tom
Max Keeble's Big Move (2001) .... Troy McGinty
Freddy Got Fingered (2001) .... Pimply Manager
Valentine (2001) .... Tulga Gang Member #1
"X-Men: Evolution" (2000) TV Series (voice) .... Toad/Todd Tolensky
High Noon (2000) (TV) .... Billy
Ratz (2000) (TV) .... James
2gether (2000) (TV) .... Skate Park #1
... aka 2GE+HER (2000) (TV) (USA: poster title)
Sheldon Kennedy Story, The (1999) (TV) .... Young Sheldon Kennedy
... aka Un r�ve ab�m� (1999) (TV) (Canada: French title)
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Filmography as: Actor, Notable TV guest appearances
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Notable TV guest appearances
"Glory Days" (2002) playing "Robbie McNeal" in episode: "Devil Made Me Do It, The" (episode # 1.2) 1/25/2002
"Andromeda" (2000) playing "Breyon" in episode: "Music of a Distant Drum" (episode # 1.13) 2/5/2001
"SK8" (2001) playing "Alex" in episode: "Map, The"
"Just Deal" (2000) playing "Short Kid" in episode: "Right Question, The" (episode # 1.4) 10/21/2000

Tormented as a child, Mortimer Toynbee was a greedy, pathetic little toady when the
genetic terrorist known as Magneto took him in as a member of his original
Brotherhood of Evil Mutants. But years of abuse toughened the Toad's hide, and the
once-sniveling creature grew a spine. Now, a leaner, meaner Mortimer stands poised
to exact revenge on all those who mistreated him!

Real name: Mortimer Toynbee
Occupation: Terrorist, former adventurer
Group affiliation: Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, formerly the Misfits
Base of operations: Mobile
First appearance: X-Men (Vol. 1) #4 (1964)

Height: 5'8"
Weight: 260 lbs.
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Reddish-brown

Powers: Mortimer Toynbee is a mutant with superhuman leaping ability. He has been observed reaching an altitude of 24 feet and covering a distance on the ground of 36 feet in a single leap. The Toad's adaptive metabolism allows him to excrete slime from his pores that paralyzes his victims. Also, he is able to manipulate his tongue as would a real toad, most often using it like a whip. Mortimer's unusually flexible spine enables him to crouch continually without damage, but he can stand erect if he wishes.
Weapons: None
History: Abandoned by his parents as a baby, Mortimer Toynbee grew up in an orphanage. There, the other children tormented him constantly. They regarded him as a freak due to his abnormal appearance, unusual physique and mutant leaping ability. The never-ending abuse and perpetual isolation affected Mortimer's education, causing orphanage administrators to believe he was learning impaired.
So desperate for affection that he developed a pathetically subservient personality, Mortimer would unquestioningly obey anyone he thought sincerely cared about him. Case in point: Magneto, mutant Master of Magnetism. The genetic terrorist recruited Mortimer for his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, a subversive organization dedicated to the cause of human subjugation. Magneto conferred upon Mortimer a new alias -- the Toad -- because of his powers, appearance and personality. As a member of the Brotherhood, Mortimer came into conflict with the X-Men -- masked, mutant adventurers standing in defense of a world that had learned to hate and fear their kind. Magneto did not believe the Toad would be of any great service. Rather, he viewed him as an expendable pawn who would follow his orders unquestioningly. The Toad was pathetically and blindly devoted to Magneto, whom he saw as a surrogate father. Mortimer thought he would merit a place of honor in the new society Magneto sought to create, but the Master of Magnetism betrayed the Toad's trust when the two were captured and imprisoned for observation by the enigmatic alien entity known as the Stranger. Magneto left the Toad behind when he first fled, only to be recaptured. He took Mortimer with him the second time he escaped, but his continued bullying bloated the Toad's resentment until it flared into murderous hatred. Pushed too far, Mortimer abandoned Magneto to die in an explosion that followed an encounter with the X-Men and the Avengers, Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

The Toad became a recluse, but was captured along with two of his former teammates: the hex-casting Scarlet Witch and the fleet-footed Quicksilver, brother and sister Wanda and Pietro Maximoff. When the Avengers rescued the trio from the extra-dimensional warrior called Arkon, the Toad declined to accompany them back to Earth. Instead, he employed the scientific resources of Arkon's world to construct a spacecraft to return to the Stranger's planet. There, the Toad studied and stole the alien's advanced technology. He hoped to make himself more appealing to the Scarlet Witch, with whom he had became infatuated as a member of the Brotherhood. As he prepared to return to Earth, Mortimer learned of Wanda's marriage to the synthetic humanoid known as the Vision. Enraged, he attacked the Avengers to learn her whereabouts. The Toad was defeated and served a short prison sentence.
Having acquired a measure of self-confidence and the ability to exude a sticky secretion from his hands, the Toad subsequently formed and led a failed incarnation of the Brotherhood. He later attempted to transform Emma Frost and her young mutant charges, Generation X, into his servants. Mortimer abandoned the effort when the White Queen made him see that he was doing to the Gen Xers what Magneto had done to him years earlier. Following another short stint with the Brotherhood, the Toad was called upon to play the part of hero. The sentient spaceship Prosh escaped the confines of a Celestial prison, returned to Earth and dispatched a group of disparate beings on a journey through time to uncover the keys to preserving human evolution. Besides the Toad, Prosh's task force included Phoenix and Iceman, members of the X-Men; Mystique, a shapeshifting mutant terrorist; and the Juggernaut, a mystically empowered human. Their mission: Save the human race from a threat that might not manifest itself for millions of years. Forced to revisit his past, the Toad discovered that he and thousands of other mutant infants had been held for study in a secret, non-governmental facility known as the Black Womb. He learned that individuals had begun tracking the evolution of mutation in humans long before Magneto rose up to terrorize the world. When Prosh reassembled the members of his team in the present, they fought and defeated the Stranger, who sought to control the natural evolution of humans and mutants. The alien mortally wounded the Toad, who was healed by the systems aboard Prosh's ship; the experience significantly altered his appearance and abilities. The result: a leaner, meaner Mortimer.
www.torynfarr.com/raypark/ biography3.html

Really ugly
Jumping
Old and fat
With his minions
Full face

Name: Ray Park
Hair: Dark brown
Eyes: Blue
Height: approx. 5'9''
DOB: August 23, c. 1975
Place of Birth: Glasgow, Scotland
Marital Status: Unmarried but dating
Filmography: X-men, Star Wars: Episode one, Mortal Kombat: Anihilation, Iron Fist, Sleepy
Hollow (stunts)
Other Info
-Ray is/was a member of the British Institute for Chinese Martial Arts (now the London Chin
Woo Company Limited). He trained there, but I'm not sure if he's still a member.
-He is also a former European Wushu Champion and was a Gold Medalist in 1991 and 1992,
at Malaysia and China, respectively. 
-He is a left/handed (like me! yay!)
-Has a younger brother

He was en route to a martial arts exhibition when he got the cell phone call from producer Rick McCallum that he gotten the part of Darth Maul. He was so shocked and excited that had to pull over. His first real speaking part came in X-Men (2000) in the part of Toad. Although his character Darth Maul briefly spoke in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999), his voice was dubbed over with that of another actor.