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Hot Wheels AcceleRacers: Breaking Point (2005)
The two teams become even more strained when the Metal Maniacs get a new leader. Meanwhile, the Acceleracers and the Racing Drones face challenges while competing in the Racing Realms with a new, mysterious opponent.
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The two teams become even more strained when the Metal Maniacs get a new leader. Meanwhile, the Acceleracers and the Racing Drones face challenges while competing in the Racing Realms with a new, mysterious opponent.
Rating:
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Mark Edward Edens
In Theaters:6/25/2005
Box Office:
Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Mainframe Entertainment, Mattel, Warner Bros. Television
Cast
Andrew Duncan
Director
Andrew Francis
Vert Wheeler (voice)
Kathleen Barr
Gelorum (voice)
Lisa Ann Beley
Karma Eiss (voice)
Dexter Bell
Nolo Pasaro (voice)
Michael Donovan
Dr. Peter Tezla (voice)
Brian Drummond
Kurt Wylde (voice)
Andrew Duncan
Mitch 'Monkey' McClurg (voice)
John Payne
Major Wheeler (voice)
David Kaye
Deezel 'Pork Chop' Riggs (voice)
Adrian Holmes
Tork Maddox (voice)
Kasper Michaels
GIG (voice)
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