Nico is a simple 11-year-old kid living a simple life. But whenever he plays the MMORPG called "Metanoia", he transforms into a hero of his own little world. One day, the Metanoia network is infected by a virus that affects the online world, and Nico goes on a journey with his friends to save it and prevent it from taking over the offline world.
Luis C. Suarez
Director
Zaijian Jaranilla
Nico / Zero (voice)
Aga Muhlach
Dad (voice)
Eugene Domingo
Mom (voice)
Vhong Navarro
Cel / Sargo (voice)
Mika Dela Cruz
May / Cassandra (voice)
Jairus Aquino
Bryan / Mang Ernie (voice)
Aaron Junatas
Bobby / Sumpak (voice)
Basty Alcances
Mark / Ahdonis (voice)
Ketchup Eusebio
Andrew / Bossing (voice)
Igi Boy Flores
David / Sidekick (voice) (as Igiboy Flores)
Jonas Calapatan
Daniel / K'mao / Temp Track Voice (voice)
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