Feature-length english language translation of the anime series about a male frog of humble origin who befriends a female frog of high social class.
Michael Reynolds
Director
Robert V. Barron
Goliath / Narrator (voice)
Louise Chamis
Jonathan (voice)
Rebecca Forstadt
Pookie (voice)
Bill Capizzi
King / Mo (voice)
Robert Axelrod
Dad (voice)
Nina Love
Mom (voice)
Mike Reynolds
Chiles / Cop / Guard / Monster / Snake (voice)
Doug Lee
Zari (voice)
Theodore Lehmann
Carp (voice)
Melanie MacQueen
Turtle (voice)
Kerrigan Mahan
Lefty (voice)
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