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Eagle and Jaguar, The Legendary Warriors
In a post-apocalyptic future in which water has almost disappeared, two young survivors travel back in time to find the mythical power of the prehispanic God of water, and so be able to create the vital resource. However, when they arrive at the present they discover that the power is in the hands of an unscrupulous businessman who had always wanted to monopolize water and who knows everything about prehispanic myths. The Aztaya brotherhood, a group of heroes, successors from the legendary Aztec and Mayan warriors, will begin the adventure to prevent the villain's plan and help the travelers to change their sad future, teaming up to fight the powerful enemy and his dark allies. To win, the heroes will have to awake the greatest warriors of Aztec and Mayan mythology: The Eagle and the Jaguar.
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In a post-apocalyptic future in which water has almost disappeared, two young survivors travel back in time to find the mythical power of the prehispanic God of water, and so be able to create the vital resource. However, when they arrive at the present they discover that the power is in the hands of an unscrupulous businessman who had always wanted to monopolize water and who knows everything about prehispanic myths. The Aztaya brotherhood, a group of heroes, successors from the legendary Aztec and Mayan warriors, will begin the adventure to prevent the villain's plan and help the travelers to change their sad future, teaming up to fight the powerful enemy and his dark allies. To win, the heroes will have to awake the greatest warriors of Aztec and Mayan mythology: The Eagle and the Jaguar.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Action
Written By:Mike R. Ortiz
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:KoolToon Entertainment
Cast
Mike R. Ortiz
Director
José Eduardo Derbez
Ik (Voice)
Romina Marroquín
Xanat (Voice)
Franco Escamilla
Yalo (Voice)
Roberto Palazuelos
Axio (Voice)
Eduardo España
Dr. Exper (Voice)
Edgar Vivar
Abuelito Quizán (Voice)
Yurem Rojas
Cobin (Voice)
Daniela Basso
Yuli (Voice)
Raúl Aldana
Acui (Voice)
Juan Carlos Tinoco
Maestro Aztaya (Voice)
Javier Lacroix
Don Controlio (Voice)
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