Bruno Vacations in Spain

Bruno Vacations in Spain (also known as Bruno en España in Spanish, also known as Bully for Bruno in the United States version) is a 2D Japanese-Mexican traditionally animated television film based on the Little Adventures of Bruno series. This film was produced by Anima Estudios while Toei Animation did the Japanese dubbing and HiT Entertainment did the English dubbing. The film will premiere in the United States on The Hub on December 23, 2012.

Plot
Based on the episode "Vacaciones en Acapulco", when the Desktop children (Yori, Ori and Naru) stay on their Uncle Limburger's house, Yori steals a $20 from the vase and buys a screwdriver polisher in which with purchase receives a raffle ticket for an all-expense paid trip to Madrid, Spain. After finding out there the winners, Yori, Ori and Naru travel to Madrid. Bruno also heard the news and comes with his drama teacher, Mr. LeGustidos, to Spain, but while there, he faces a heck of trouble with some of people.

Cast

 * Mona Marshall - Hector Juan Julio "Bruno" Cortez
 * Andrew Rannells - Jhack Lemon (replacing Doug Erholtz)
 * Abby DiGregio - Ami Onukia
 * Rob Paulsen - Yori Roman
 * Jess Harnell - Ori Roman
 * Tress MacNeilie - Naru Roman
 * Jeff Bennett - Don Ramon (replacing Doug Erholtz)
 * Nick Kroll - Mr. Andrew LeGustidos
 * Kenan Thompson - Acting Principle Sue Sezno
 * Henry Winkler - Mr. Willard Deutscheland
 * Janice Kawaye - Japanese girls
 * George Lopez - Federico Centaves
 * Wil.li.am - El Diablo
 * Stephen Hawking - Don Roman

Trivia

 * Unlike the rest of the Bruno animated specials, this was animated by traiditonal animation, making it the first Anima Estudios project to use that animation technique.
 * Janice Kawaye was among the cast members of the special but she did not voice Ami, meaning she is permanently replaced by Abby DiGregio.
 * Don Ramon appears for the first time. This time, he is voiced by Jeff Bennett since The Dubbing House, USA lost their rights to the English production to HiT Entertainment.
 * Rob Paulsen, Jess Harnell and Tress MacNeilie from Animaniacs appear in the film reprising their parodied roles in the cartoon.