"In life you have to work fo what you want," Shando's wise old teacher tells him. Shando wants to become a music ant but first he must earn the kabump that all working adult ants have. However, Shando spends his time daydreaming and instead of earning his kabump, he acquires a fake one. He soon learns that true success comes only with hard work and honesty.
Art Vitello
Director
Robert Lydiard
Shando (voice)
Vic Perrin
Teetor (voice)
Peter Cullen
Antonim (voice)
Joyce Gittlin
Eegee (voice)
Frank Welker
Antik / Traw (voice)
Fred Travalena
Fice / Gokin (voice)
Barry Gordon
Edil / Bok / Gauk (voice)
Diane Pershing
Nesse (voice)
Jane Hamilton
Queen Mallikam (voice)
B.J. Ward
Galli (voice)
Wendy Hoffmann
Babags / Foll (voice)
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