Ben 10,010 (2021)
In a future where an adult Gwen Tennyson is president and the world is being taken over by the alien horde known as the Xerge, a disillusioned Ben 10,000 is called out of retirement to recruit his 10-year-old version from the past. Based on the 2016 reboot.
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In a future where an adult Gwen Tennyson is president and the world is being taken over by the alien horde known as the Xerge, a disillusioned Ben 10,000 is called out of retirement to recruit his 10-year-old version from the past. Based on the 2016 reboot.
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Genre:Animation, Action
Written By:Benjamin P. Carow, Kelly Turnbull, Benjamin Lane, Chelsea McAlarney, Johnny Vu, André LaMilza, John Martinez
In Theaters:4/9/2021
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Network Studios, Man of Action Entertainment
Cast
Henrique Jardim
Director
Tara Strong
Ben Tennyson / Witch / Buzzshock (voice)
Montse Hernandez
Gwen Tennyson / President Gwen / Newscaster Karen (voice)
David A. Kaye
Max Tennyson / A.I. Max / Captain (voice)
Fred Tatasciore
Ben 10,000 / Xerge / Serge / Four Arms / Heatblast (voice)
Greg Cipes
Humungoraptor / Reporter (voice)
John DiMaggio
Secretary Zombozo / Newscaster Chet / Maurice (voice)
Roger Craig Smith
Sergeant Smythe/Cabinet Member/Steam Smythe/Diamondhead (voice)
Robin Atkin Downes
General Hex (voice)
Dwight Schultz
Admiral Animo (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
Rath / Spidermonkey (voice)
Debra Wilson
Maxine (voice)
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