Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animation— Reviewed
The 92nd Academy Awards had many strong contenders for best animated short. But which Oscar nominated short wins for diversity and inclusion?
Cyborg 009 and the Monster Wars
Cyborg 009 and his team are re-united to fight the latest menace from the Black Ghost. Before they can tackle their foe the team must overcome an army of monsters sent to stop them, including giant jellyfish, stingrays, plesiosaurs and treacherous cyborgs.
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Cyborg 009 and his team are re-united to fight the latest menace from the Black Ghost. Before they can tackle their foe the team must overcome an army of monsters sent to stop them, including giant jellyfish, stingrays, plesiosaurs and treacherous cyborgs.
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Genre:Action, Animation, Science Fiction
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation, Ishimori Production
Cast
Yugo Serikawa
Director
Hiroyuki Ôta
Joe Shimamura / Cyborg 009 (voice)
Kyōko Toriyama
Ivan Whisky / Cyborg 001 (voice)
Ryō Ishihara
Jet Link / Cyborg 002 (voice)
Judy Ongg
Françoise Arnoul / Cyborg 003 (voice)
Hiroshi Otake
Albert Heinrich / Cyborg 004 (voice)
Hiroshi Masuoka
Geronimo Junior / Cyborg 005 (voice)
Arihiro Fujimura
Chang Changku / Cyborg 006 (voice)
Machiko Soga
Great Britain / Cyborg 007 (voice)
Kenji Utsumi
Pyunma / Cyborg 008 (voice)
Joji Yanami
Dr. Isaac Gilmore (voice)
Masato Yamanouchi
Black Ghost (voice)
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