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Ne Zha 2

Following the Tribulation, although the souls of Ne Zha and Ao Bing were preserved, their physical bodies will soon be destroyed. Tai Yi Zhen Ren plans to use the Seven Colored Lotus to reshape their physical forms, but encounters numerous difficulties. What will become of Ne Zha and Ao Bing?

Release Date : 2025-01-29

Language :Mandarin

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Chengdu Coco CartoonBeijing Enlight PicturesChengdu Enlight AnimationColoroom Pictures

Production Country : China

Alternative Titles : NeZha 2Nezha: The Devil Boy Conquers the Dragon King

Cast

Character Name : Young Nezha (voice)

Original Name : 吕艳婷

Gender : Female

Character Name : Youth Nezha / Jie Jie Shou Left (voice)

Original Name : 囧森瑟夫

Gender : Male

Character Name : Ao Bing (voice)

Original Name : 瀚墨

Gender : Male

Character Name : Li Jing (voice)

Original Name : 陈浩

Gender : Male

Character Name : Mrs. Yin (voice)

Original Name : 绿绮

Gender : Female

Character Name : Taiyi Zhenren (voice)

Original Name : 张珈铭

Gender : Male

Character Name : Shen Gongbao (voice)

Original Name : Yang Wei

Gender : Male

Character Name : Wuliang Xianweng (voice)

Original Name : 王德顺

Gender : Male

Character Name : Ao Guang, Donghai Longwang / Seller (voice)

Original Name : 雨辰

Gender : Male

Character Name : Ao Run, Xihai Longwang (voice)

Original Name : Zhou Yongxi

Gender : Female

Character Name : Ao Shun, Beihai Longwang / Marmot / Muzha (voice)

Original Name : 韩雨泽

Gender : Male

Character Name : Ao Qin, Nanhai Longwang (voice)

Original Name : Nan Yu

Gender : Male

Character Name : Deer Child (voice)

Original Name : Zhang Yunqi

Gender : Male

Character Name : Crane Child (voice)

Original Name : Xingliner

Gender : Female

Character Name : Shen Xiaobao (voice)

Original Name : Wang Zhixing

Gender : Male

Character Name : Shen Zhengdao (voice)

Original Name : Zhang Ji

Gender : Male

Character Name : Rat Boss / Rat Brother Er / Dao Xing Xian Zun (voice)

Original Name : Liang Sheng

Gender : Male

Character Name : Mirror / Cihang Daoren (voice)

Original Name : 幻听

Gender : Female

Character Name : Jie Jie Shou Right/ Huanglong Zhenren (voice)

Original Name : 零柒

Gender : Male

Character Name : Fish Monster / Uncle Picking Lotus Roots / Aunt Picking Lotus Roots (voice)

Original Name : Gong Geer

Gender : Male

Character Name : Shark Monster / Qingxu Daode Zhenjun (voice)

Original Name : Chen Houlin

Gender : Male

Character Name : Rat Boss (voice)

Original Name : 饺子

Gender : Male

Character Name : Shiji Niangniang (voice）

Original Name : 小微

Gender : Male

Reviews

CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2025-03-17

This is quite an entertaining stand alone fantasy adventure that doesn’t really require you to know anything about what’s gone on before. Thanks to the sacred lotus, there’s a bit of reincarnation going on, but will that be completed in time to save the population of the “Chentang Pass” about to be attacked by an army of lava-borne devils? With certain defeat looming, the immortals start to take an hand in things - not unlike the story of the siege of Troy, and just like that take from antiquity, there is plenty of betrayal and duplicity to complement the more traditional stories of loyalty, family and team building as the story gradually builds to it’s pot-boiling climax. The CGI is better than many, much less two-dimensional, and there is lots of vibrant action as the naive but honourable young “Nezha” must find his own destiny, define his relationship with the more clean cut “Ao Bing” all despite the distant intervention of the “Loong” dragon kings and always under the watchful gaze of the cloud-hopping “Wu Liang” - a being outwardly benign and munificent, but is he all that he seems behind that grey beard? If you are of a mind to look deeper, then it may well offer up a critique of modern China - or, quite possibly many other societies, where the weak are manipulated and persecuted, where family is increasingly undervalued and where power and riches are the true gods. Essentially, I just found it to be a classily produced computer animation that mixed the astonishing richness of Chinese mythology with a solid adventure concept and just a little bit of pantomime humour as we go along. It looks great in a cinema, and doesn’t hang about getting off to a lively start and pacing well for a couple of action-packed hours.