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Dimension 20 Live: Quangle Quest (2025)
The Bad Kids journey through the Dimension 20 multiverse to save Kristen Applebees.
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The Bad Kids journey through the Dimension 20 multiverse to save Kristen Applebees.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Brennan Lee Mulligan
In Theaters:12/10/2025
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Runtime:168 minutes
Studio:Dropout
Cast
Michael Schaubach
Director
Brennan Lee Mulligan
Game Master
Emily Axford
Fig Faeth / Ylfa Snorgelsson / Sofia Lee / Sundry Sidney
Brian Murphy
Riz Gukgak / Cody Walsh / Prince Gerard of Greenleigh / Big Barry Syx / Kugrash
Zac Oyama
Gorgug Thistlespring / Norman "Skip" Takamori / Puss in Boots / Ricky Matsui / Lapin Cadbury
Siobhan Thompson
Adaine Abernant / Ruby Rocks / Rosamund du Prix / Riva / Iga Lisowski
Lou Wilson
Fabian Seacaster / Pinocchio / Amethar Rocks / Gunthrie "Gunnie" Miggles-Rashbax / Kingston Brown
Ally Beardsley
K2 (video footage)
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