
AniMen: The Galactic Battle
Science Fiction · Animation · Adventure
Overview
Directed by Xu Kerr. Centuries of unchecked industrialization have left Earth unsuitable for supporting human life. Rather than trying to restore the ravaged planet, humanity has learned to embrace its changing environment.
Top Cast


Bruce Boxleitner
Bruce Boxleitner
General Moss
Bruce Boxleitner
General Moss


Keith David
Keith David
Sergeant Brass
Keith David
Sergeant Brass


JB Blanc
JB Blanc
Captain Hered
JB Blanc
Captain Hered


Ogie Banks
Ogie Banks
Sergeant Gator
Ogie Banks
Sergeant Gator


Jim Cummings
Jim Cummings
Xanthor
Jim Cummings
Xanthor


Steve Blum
Steve Blum
Col Steele (voice)
Steve Blum
Col Steele (voice)
Peter Lurie
Peter Lurie
Lt. 'Gunn' Gunner (voice)
Peter Lurie
Lt. 'Gunn' Gunner (voice)


Cindy Robinson
Cindy Robinson
Ting (voice)
Cindy Robinson
Ting (voice)


Keith Silverstein
Keith Silverstein
Sgt. Kobishi (voice)
Keith Silverstein
Sgt. Kobishi (voice)


Travis Willingham
Travis Willingham
Major Reddix (voice)
Travis Willingham
Major Reddix (voice)
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