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Frédéric Cerdal | ... | Razza (voice) |
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Pascale Chemin | ... | Young Djuba (voice) |
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Mélody Dubos | ... | Béryl (voice) |
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Fily Keita | ... | Kallisto (voice) (as Filly Keita) |
David Kruger | ... | Akkar (voice) | |
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Yann Le Madic | ... | Young Akkar (voice) (as Yann Lemadic) |
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Gilbert Lévy | ... | Solon (voice) (as Gilbert Levy) |
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Benjamin Pascal | ... | Skan (voice) |
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Charles Pestel | ... | Tob (voice) |
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Marjolaine Poulain | ... | Djuba (voice) |
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Philippe Sarrazin | ... | Trinitro (voice) |
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Hélène Vauquois | ... | Chloé (voice) |
The Pyross and the Hydross are have been at war for as long as they can remember. The Pyross, who worship the sun, water brings only death and desolation, whereas the Hydross must always stay protected from heat, which petrifies them.
'Les enfants de la pluie' is very predictable (for a person with at least some experience in reading sci-fi it is easy to guess how the plot will develop and how it all will end). At the same time I liked the drawings, the style of cartoonists. As compared with, say, 'Les maitres du temps' it is regrettably less gripping, but it makes a bit more sense in the long run.