White Fang is born on the planes of Alaska to a wolf father and a half-wolf, half-dog mother. One day he and his mother run into an Alaskan inuit boy Mit-sah, who has long dreamed of a dog of his own, and by a marvellous twist of fate, the wolves are taken in by him and his father. But life in Alaska is harsh for humans and wolves alike, and as winter comes, hardships lie in waiting for White Fang and Mit-sah. Facing the extreme coldness of their habitat and that of humans' greedy hearts, the two journey towards what they hope to be a happier environment.
Soji Yoshikawa
Director
Mayumi Tanaka
Mit-sah (voice)
Hiroko Maruyama
Cooch (voice)
Jun Hongo
Gray Beaver (voice)
Osamu Saka
Tim Keenan (voice)
Fumi Dan
Narrator (voice)
Ryuji Saikachi
Old Man (voice)
Masako Katsuki
Mary Scott (voice)
Kazuo Kumakura
Judge Scott (voice)
Kazue Komiya
Alice Scott (voice)
Gorō Naya
Weedon Scott (voice)
Junichirou Oki
Sheriff (voice)
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