Pika Fox and Company

Pika Fox and Company is a 2024 American animated jukebox musical comedy film produced by the Pokémon Company, Warner Bros Animation (Warner Bros dub), Hanna Barbera Cartoons (Warner Bros dub), Turner Entertainment (Warner Bros dub), Nickelodeon Movies (Paramount dub), and Paramount Animation (Paramount dub) and was released on May 18, 2024 by Warner Bros Pictures (Warner Bros dub), Paramount Pictures (Paramount dub), Universal Pictures (Universal/Warner Bros dub) and Netflix (Netflix/Warner Bros/Universal dub). The film is inspired by the 1988 film Oliver and Company, in the film, Pika Fox joins a gang of strays to survive on the New York City streets. 
It received positive reviews and was also a success at the box office, grossing over $120 million on a $30 million budget.
== Plot: ==
Pika Fox and Company follows the journey of Pika Fox, a young fox who finds herself alone in the bustling streets of New York City. She meets a group of stray pets led by the carefree Pawsito the Catito and befriends the spirited Ginger, the passionate Cheddarito, and the sophisticated Pollo the Pikmi Pop Pug.
As they navigate the challenges of surviving in the city, the stray gang faces obstacles from rival animal groups and encounters colorful characters along the way. Together, they learn the importance of friendship, loyalty, and finding a place where they truly belong.
With catchy musical numbers, heartwarming moments of camaraderie, and a message of acceptance and perseverance, Pika Fox and Company is a heartwarming jukebox musical comedy that will delight audiences of all ages. The film culminates in a heartwarming finale that celebrates the power of friendship and the joy of finding a family in unexpected places.
== Voice Cast: ==
Tara Strong as Pika Fox: A cute yellow fox who is looking for a home.
Dan Castellaneta as Pawsito the Catito: The carefree leader of the stray pets and Pika Fox's first acquaintance and eventual best friend, and bodyguard. He is the object of Ginger's affection.
Ryan Reynolds as Cheddarito the Mousito: A tiny Mousito full of passion and slight anger issues.
Patrick Pinney as Macaronito the Catito: A Orange Catito and a member of the stray gang. He is not particularly bright.
Frank Oz as Pollo the Pikmi Pop Pug: A Pikmi Pop Pug with a British accent in the stray gang with a love of theatre.
Maggie Roswell as Ginger: A Tabby cat and the only female in the stray gang. She is street-wise and takes Pika Fox under her wing.
Melissa Manchester (uncredited) as Ginger’s Singing Voice
Charlie Adler as Cobra Commander, the leader of Cobra 
Eric Bauza as Storm Shadow, Destro
Steve Blum as Zartan
Grey DeLisle as Baroness
Jim Cummings and Frank Welker as Lynx the Lumo Star Lynx and Buff the Beanie Boo Husky respectively: Cobra Commander's vicious but bumbling Feline/Canine henchmen with an Italian-American accents. They have a hostile history with the stray pets. Lynx wears a chain collar and Buff wears one that is yellow-and-orange.
Tress MacNeille as Fiona The Squishmallow Arctic Fox: Mavis Maraschino's show-winning fox; tomboyish, wild and kind, She is the object of Cheddarito's affection.
Kathleen Barr as Mavis Maraschino: a pink ladybug who works as a fashion hostess. She is quite snobby, egotistical and prefers what she wants in fashion. She becomes jealous of Pika Fox but Fiona eventually accepts her and the stray gang. 
=== Additional Voices ===
Trey Parker 
Matt Stone 
April Stewart 
Larissa Gallagher 
Logan Grove 
Kwesi Boakye 
Vernon Chatman 
Eliza Schneider 
Adrien Beard 
Jennifer Howell 
Cory Bowles 
Jonathan Torrens 
Fred Tatasciore 
Dee Bradley Baker 
== Songs ==
Once Upon a Time in New York City (instrumental version) 
Why Should I Worry (originally sung by Billy Joel) - Pawsito
Town of Gold (parody cover of Streets of Gold by Ruth Pointer) - Ginger 
Perfect Isn't Easy (originally sung by Bette Midler) - Fiona and Mavis Maraschino
Good Company (originally sung by Myhanh Tran) - Pika Fox 
Why Should I Worry (reprise) - Stray Gang 
Don't Let Go of Me (End Credits Song) - Randy Newman