Gladiformers
Jul 17 2007
•1h 8m
•Adventure, Animation, Science Fiction, Action
Robots in disguise are forced to combat each other in a colosseum where it's always a fight to the death! Only one can make it out alive.
Cast
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Giuliano Menfer
Julius Drive (voice)
Raul Schlosser
Locutor / Magnum Tutor (voice)
Charlie Mambertt
Dante Logus / Mora Jarte (voice)
Claudio Satiro
Korjo Displo (voice)
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