KaijuMania

KaijuMania is an upcoming Mexican computer-animated sports comedy film directed by Eduardo Rivero. Produced by Little Witch Pictures, Triple A Producciones (Promociones Antonio Peña/AAA Producciones), Televisa and Bad Hombres Productions, and features the voices of Camila Sodi and Axel Kuschevatzky.

the film was released in theaters in Mexico on 2024 in Videocine, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures and streaming on ViX+

Plot
In a world where giant monsters and humans coexist, monsters compete in a popular professional wrestling global sport known as monster wrestling, with each city having its own monster wrestler. After the current wrestler for the Mexican town El Fogonero del Catorce.

Voice cast

 * Camila Sodi as Cassandra Sandoval, a monster wrestling trainer.
 * Axel Kuschevatzky as Rodolfo, an Argentine monster wrestler.
 * Miguel Rodarte as Dinocular, a monster wrestler.
 * Joel Isaac as the Mayor
 * Sebastián Villalobos as Raimundo Jr.
 * Daniel Sosa as Rey Toro, a Spanish fighting bull monster who is a former champion.
 * Evaluna Montaner as Mirreina
 * Belinda as Mjölnir
 * Alex Montiel as Jimmy Two-Shoes
 * Eduardo España as Monk
 * Mónica Huarte as Mirabel Sandoval
 * Luisito Comunica as Roberto "Bob" Chumillas IV
 * Alan Estrada as Krank, the monster fight announcer
 * Regina Blandón as the councilwoman
 * Mariana Treviño as Lady Violencia, a monster wrestler number 1
 * Ninel Conde as Berenice, a monster fighter number 2
 * Benny Emmanuel as Chanclas, a monkey-like monster.
 * Fabián Gianola as Tattoo Guy
 * Andrés Gutiérrez as the monster fight announcer
 * Fernando Meza as Gabriel Marcovaldo, the monster fight announcer
 * Eugenio Derbez as Jorge Sandoval
 * Zack Isaac as Marli, the elderly coachman
 * Isaac also voices as Godofredo the man who owns a restaurant, the referee, Carlos the security guard and the farmer

Production
On December 12, 2020, Little Witch Pictures announced an adaptation of the comic book Giant Monsters Attack Japan by Zack Isaac, to be directed by Eduardo Rivero, produced by Marisela Peña and written by David Hernández Miranda. On April 25, 2018, ViX, Videocine, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures announced that joined the film as a Mexican wrestling production, Promociones Antonio Peña (Triple A Producciones/AAA Producciones).