Moana 2 Reo Māori is the Māori dub of Moana 2. It was released in theaters in New Zealand on November 28, 2024, alongside the original English version. It was also added to Disney+ on March 12, 2025.
Cast[]
Character | Actor[1] | ||
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Moana
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Jaedyn Randell | |
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Maui
|
Piripi Taylor | |
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Moni
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Nepia Takuira-Mita | |
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Loto
|
Arihia Cassidy | |
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Kele
|
Rutene Spooner | |
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Matangi
|
Awhimai Fraser | |
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Simea
|
Ariana Wharewera | |
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Tā Tui
|
Temuera Morrison | |
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Sina
|
Amanda Ashton | |
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Gramma Tala
|
Rachel House |
Technical staff | |||
Director
|
Tweedie Waititi | ||
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Translators
|
Tātere Jeremy MacLeod | ||
Piripi Winiata | |||
Te Uranga Lee Belk | |||
Leaders
|
Tweedie Waititi | ||
Chelsea Winstanley | |||
Mia Henry-Teirney | |||
Lyricists
|
Pere Wihongi | ||
Hana Mereraiha | |||
Production Company
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Matewa Media | ||
Recording Studio
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Native Audio |
Music[]
- The soundtrack of the dub was released on November 22, 2024.
Song | Singer(s) | ||
Jaedyn Randell | |||
Cast | |||
Jaedyn Randell | |||
Rachel House | |||
Painga Ake
(What Could Be Better Than This?) |
Jaedyn Randell | ||
Nepia Takuira-Mita | |||
Arihia Cassidy | |||
Rutene Spooner | |||
Awhimai Fraser | |||
Tiehū
(Can I Get a Chee Hoo?) |
Piripi Taylor | ||
Kauria (Reprise)
(Beyond, Reprise) |
Jaedyn Randell | ||
Ki Uta E (Te Fenua te Malie)
(We Know the Way, Te Fenua te Maile) |
Jaedyn Randell | ||
Te Vaka | |||
Kaaterama Pou | |||
Olivia Foa’i | |||
Opetaia Foa’i | |||
Te Vaka |
Trivia[]
- Awhimai Fraser, Temuera Morrison and Rachel House reprised their roles as Matangi, Chief Tui and Gramma Tala respectively from the original English version.
- This is the first Māori-dubbed Disney animated film to be released simultaneously with its original English version.[2]
See also[]
References[]
- ↑ https://www.matewamedia.nz/moana-reo-maori-2
- ↑ Schwanemann, Kaitlyn (November 27, 2024). 'Moana 2' makes history by releasing Maori-language version alongside premiere. Retrieved on 2024 December 8.
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