To save the future from a terrible fate, Marinette becomes Chronobug and teams up with Bunnyx to defeat a mysterious opponent who travels through time.
Thomas Astruc
Director
Thomas Astruc
Director
Anouck Hautbois
Marinette / Chronobug (voice)
Marie Nonnenmacher
Bunnyx / Tikki / Gimmi (voice)
Benjamin Bollen
Adrien / Chat Noir (voice)
Clara Soares
Lila / Kagami / Clara Contard (voice)
Marie Chevalot
Nathalie (voice)
Antoine Tomé
Gabriel (voice)
Martial Le Minoux
Nooroo / Tom / Journalist (voice)
Thierry Kazazian
Plagg / Gimmi / Wayzz (voice)
Jessie Lambotte
Nadja / Barkk / Sabine (voice)
Alexandre Nguyen
Sass / Journalist (voice)
Céline Melloul
Ziggi / Journalist (voice)
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