Balto II: Wolf Quest

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The heroic half-dog/half-wolf returns to guide his children through difficult circumstances of their own in this direct-to-video sequel to the 1995 animated hit Balto. Sled dog Balto (voice of Maurice LaMarche) is now the father of a pack of cubs; one of his offspring, Aleu (voice of Lacey Chabert), looks more like a wolf than her bothers and sisters, who look much more like ordinary dogs. Aleu is troubled by her differences from the rest of the litter, and becomes even more upset when her siblings are adopted by humans and she is not. Feeling as if she's been shunned as an outsider, Aleu runs away to learn more about the wolves from which she has descended; Balto, who has had a series of troubling dreams, is certain a cruel fate awaits Aleu, and he sets out to find her. Balto II: Wolf Quest also features the voice talents of Mark Hammil, Peter MacNicol, and David Carradine.

Cast

Jodi Benson
as Jenna
Lacey Chabert
as Aleu
David Carradine
as Nava the Wolf Shaman
Maurice LaMarche
as Balto
Mark Hamill
Peter MacNicol
as Muru

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  • Aug 16, 2011
    I saw a really outstanding emotional connection between Balto and his daughter which made me adore this staright to video release. Maurice La Marche is even better as Balto then Kevin Bacon was in the original, the animation is above adequate suprisingly and above all the reason I loved this film is it's strangely charming emotional depth.
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