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Hungy Ghost (2026)
'Hungy Ghost' is an emotionally unhinged comedy set in Earth's last botanical garden starring a ghost who is prone to bouts of world-destroying imposter syndrome every time he tries to prove his worth to others.
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'Hungy Ghost' is an emotionally unhinged comedy set in Earth's last botanical garden starring a ghost who is prone to bouts of world-destroying imposter syndrome every time he tries to prove his worth to others.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Jesse Moynihan
In Theaters:4/13/2026
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Network Studios
Cast
Jesse Moynihan
Director
Bobby Moynihan
Hungy Ghost / Jerry / Mother Babbit (voice)
Tim Robinson
John Milton (voice)
Michael Fielding
Cat Lord (voice)
Roger Craig Smith
Higgs Bozon / GI Bottoms / Doggo One (voice)
Betsy Sodaro
Beatrice Mole / Tammy Tanks (voice)
April Winchell
Narrator / Gemma Goose / Daisy the Squirrel (voice)
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