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Name Cast As Alexander, Mackensie Fairy Tale Creature (Rapunzel) Alexander, Maison Knight 3, Guard Aniban, Makani Pig 2 Bauchman, Gianna Storyteller 3 Caiserman, Noah Pinocchio Cashman, Tabitha Teen Fiona, Rat Chin, Chloe Princess Fiona Chin, Tessa Donkey Clark, Zhi Woodland Creature Claydon, Kiana Woodland Creature Dagupon, Belle Duloc, Rat Delaney, Rory Dragon Delatori, Harley Storyteller 2 Donlon, Lucy Ugly Duckling Donlon, Samantha Woodland Creature Dorsett, Tennyson Bishop, Duloc Dunning-Zeches, Sawy Knight 1, Guard Emeson, Isaac Knight 2, Guard Emeson, Kaya Elphaba (sharing Wicked Witch lines) Flores, Harry (Moses) Big Bad Wolf Green, Ace Captain of the Guard Hanohano, Logan Dragon/Donkey Backup Herman, Kaylee Woodland Creature Hongo, Hanna Woodland Creature Jerome, Jacob Pig 3 Johnson, Emma Fairy Tale Creature Killet, Hailey Knight 4, Guard Kosianowski, Mia Woodland Creature Long, Hannah Galinda (sharing Wicked Witch lines) Long, Landon Gingy McCarney, Sidney Woodland Creature, Duloc Montoya, Anthony (AJ) Little Ogre, Duloc Morris, Anastasia Duloc, Rat, Woodland Creature Oliveira, Edward Papa Ogre, Papa Bear Paulino, Antonio Lord Farquaad Paulino, Malia Storyteller 1 Perchard, Isabelle Pied Piper, Duloc Perchard, Margaux Rat, Duloc Perez, Madison Pig 1 Quillajen, Amadeo Duloc, Dwarf Ralar, Namahina Fairy Tale Creature Name Cast As Riley, Sosefina Duloc, Woodland Creature [Deer] Sagar, Barrett Duloc, Woodland Creature Samudio, Kamahie Dragon / Donkey backup Scott, Harper Fairy Tale Creature [Alice] Scott, Sofie Mama Ogre Shulman, Meleiana Puss n Boots, Rat, Duloc Soldswitch, Aria Duloc, Woodland Creature Taamu, Tygris Shrek Utrillo, Mia Duloc, Woodland Creature VanQuaethem, Laney Baby Bear Vera, Tori Fairy Tale Creature Violi, Kainoa Thelonious Watson, Lara Mama Bear Wurtz, Charli Peter Pan Wurtz, Shelsea Young Fiona, Rat Yu-Cua, Madison Dragon /Donkey backup.

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