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Aid and Num Num into the Cartooniverse!
Two friends, Aid and Num Num embark on an epic adventure across the multiverse, where they meet old friends and new enemies
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Two friends, Aid and Num Num embark on an epic adventure across the multiverse, where they meet old friends and new enemies
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Genre:Adventure
Written By:Aiden Hepburn, Benjamin Scanlan
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Dragonfruit Productions
Cast
Aiden Hepburn
Director
Aiden Hepburn
Aid / Scribble / Various (Voice)
Jack Grier
Num Num / Scriblet / Various (Voice)
Benjamin Scanlan
Benji (Voice)
Patrick McGrory
Love Bot (Voice)
Beni
Weird Purple Pink Thing / Rusty Can (Voice)
Luke Hepburn
Stook / Military (Voice)
OJ Mac
Purplow / Military
Fred Skippersons
Scriblord / Rocket / Various (Voice)
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