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Loki IRL (2025)
After numerous losses, aspiring artist Bianca and her living cartoon demon, Loki, are called out online. To prove they're not idiots they had to beat up an influencer.
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After numerous losses, aspiring artist Bianca and her living cartoon demon, Loki, are called out online. To prove they're not idiots they had to beat up an influencer.
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Genre:Animation, Action, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Pan-Pizza, Ryan Burke
In Theaters:5/24/2025
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:Pan Pizza Prod
Cast
Pan-Pizza
Director
Pan-Pizza
Loki Lowbrow Sinister / Marauder Meidas Touch / Emily Vasquez / Stephany Vasquez (voice)
Kelsey Jaffer
Bianca Sol Bakshi (voice)
Kevin Paculan
Hixtron Hey Maker (voice)
Liv J Brown
Tori Toda Ashi (voice)
Andre Santana
Cauli Kakuto Chojin (voice)
Chocovania
Computer Voice (voice)
Jazzy Frizzle
Monique McDuffy (voice)
Mike Pollock
Milo Grendel / After credits guy (voice)
Crystal Lee
Sindy Carmack (voice)
Rin Araneta
Catrina Gutierrez (voice)
Greg Vinciguerra
Davey Apollo (voice)
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