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| Bob Holt | ||
| Jesse Welles | ||
| Richard Romanus | ||
| David Proval | ||
| Jim Connell | ||
| Steve Gravers | ||
| Barbara Sloane | ||
| Angelo Grisanti | ||
| Hyman Wien | ||
| Christopher Tayback | ||
| Mark Hamill | ||
| Peter Hobbs | ||
| James Connell | ||
| Jesse Wells | ||
| Tina Bowman | ||
| Bob Holt | Avatar | |
| Jesse Welles | Elinore | |
| Richard Romanus | Weehawk | |
| David Proval | Peace | |
| Jim Connell | President | |
| Steve Gravers | Blackwolf | |
| Barbara Sloane | Fairy | |
| Angelo Grisanti | Frog | |
| Hyman Wien | Priest | |
| Christopher Tayback | Peewhittle | |
| Mark Hamill | Sean | |
| Peter Hobbs | General | |
| Tina Romanus | Prostitute | |
| Susan Anton | Princess Elinore/The Balladeer | |
| Liz Bakshi | Fairy Mother |
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Ralph Bakshi
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Ralph Bakshi
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| Musician | Andrew Belling
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An ambiguous battle between good and evil wages in a post-apocalyptic earth populated by netherworld creatures who have re-emerged after the nuclear winter. Two wizard twin brothers - the evil Blackwolf and the good Avatar - battle for supremacy. The war turns in Blackwolf's favor when he discovers the methods of warfare used by the ill-fated humans of the past. |
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