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After hearing spooky rumors about the new habitat resident- A BAT- Marty is determined to protect his friends from the newcomer. But when the bat helps him out of a tough situation, Marty learns it's better to get to know someone before judging them.
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After hearing spooky rumors about the new habitat resident- A BAT- Marty is determined to protect his friends from the newcomer. But when the bat helps him out of a tough situation, Marty learns it's better to get to know someone before judging them.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation, TV Movie
Written By:Laura Zak, Roxy Simons
In Theaters:10/21/2020
Box Office:
Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:DreamWorks Animation Television
Cast
Erik Kling
Director
Shaylin Becton
Gloria (voice)
Tucker Chandler
Alex (voice)
Luke Lowe
Melman (voice)
Amir O'Neil
Marty (voice)
Charlie Adler
Murray (voice)
Kimberly Brooks
Kimmy Hedgie (voice)
Candace Kozak
Pickles (voice)
Eric Lopez
Carlos (voice)
Eric Petersen
Ant'ney / Earl Hedgie (voice)
Jack Stanton
Bartholomew (voice)
Tru Valentino
Timmy Hedgie (voice)
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