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Riki the Rhino

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A young Sumatran rhinoceros called Riki has his horn stolen by the horrible poacher Mr Jak. To get his horn back, Riki embarks on an exciting adventure through the rainforest with his friend Beni the duck. Along the way Riki helps other animals in trouble and every time he helps he is rewarded with a new skill that will help him on his quest.

Year

2020

Duration

1h 32m

IMDb

5.6

Hero Poster

Cast

EB

Erwin Budiono

Director

NB

Niffy Boyask

Riki

Hamish Daud

Riki

Cast

EB

Erwin Budiono

Director

NB

Niffy Boyask

Riki

Hamish Daud

Riki

GP

Ge Pamungkas

Beni

Paul Reynolds

Beni

Zack Lee

Mr. Jak

MC

Mas Cemen

Jathul

MS

Mo Sidik

Bogeng

ML

Mikhaela Lee

Rara

AH

Aurel Hermansyah

Bebeb

RK

Ridwan Kamil

Grada

AH

Arsy Hermansyah

Tukik

DD

Dhimas Danang

Master

NA

Niken Anjani

Nina

ER

Edy Rachmat

Hop

TS

Turi Sandos

Gajah

JS

Jefry Sani

Bekantan

IN

Iren Nasution

Lea

DS

Diah Sekartaji

Ibu Tukik

CM

Cassandra Massardi

Writer

JY

Jony Yuwono

Writer

TC

Tim Clague

Writer

Danny Stack

Writer

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10 Comments

Beti DouglassMay 29, 2023

🔥BIPIN SUBEDI🔥🇳🇵May 29, 2023

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souhail ghazzaliMay 26, 2023

Miiss Koffii🥀🧘🏽‍♀️May 23, 2023

A young rhinoceros named Riki has his horn stolen and to get it back, he and Beni the duck must unite with several animals, learn new skills and avoid the poachers who don't just want to steal the animals, but destroy their homes. I enjoyed that even though Beni is the kind of duck who would make merch of his best friend and sell it to other animals, he's still willing to lose all of his feathers to make a new horn for Riki. Sumatran rhinos aren't just the smallest of rhinoceroses, they're the only Asian rhino with two horns and they're also covered in fur. According to the World Wildlife Foundation, "While surviving in possibly greater numbers than the Javan rhino, Sumatran rhinos are more threatened due to habitat loss and fragmentation. The remaining animals survive in small, fragmented non-viable populations, and with limited possibilities to find each other to breed, its population decline continues. Just two captive females have reproduced in the last 15 years." This would be a good film for the young zoologist or conservationist in your family. The animation may not be as great as a Hollywood film, but it had so much heart even I enjoyed it. Riki the Rhino was originally produced in South East Asia in the Indonesian language. For the UK release, Jennifer Castle and Paul Reynolds voiced Riki and Beni, with the script adapted by BAFTA-nominated Tim Clague and Danny Stack.

zeadewet2May 23, 2023

This movie could've been SOOOOO much better if not for the ridiculous vocal filters applied to the (English-dubbed) voices. These effects might be entertaining to one-year-olds, but are sorely out of place in this movie obviously made for children aged 4+. I just hope that the original audio was at least properly done. The animation isn't on par with something Dreamworks would put out, but then this studio doesn't have a bottomless money pit to draw from - and within the constraints they had, they've managed a great production. Decent story, goofy enough to not need too much concentration; it'll leave a contented smile on your kids' faces and a likely desire to re-watch.

✅🇲🇦الأناني🇲🇦✅May 23, 2023

Riki Rhino is a fun family film with a subtle environmental message that kids will pick up on without it feeling educational. The soundtrack is really catchy and the character of Beni the duck is absolutely hilarious throughout. I'd absolutely recommend it to anybody with children aged under 12.

Sweety SirinaMay 23, 2023

Riki Rhino is a fun animated jungle adventure mostly aimed at young kids, with a strong, positive message about wildlife conservation. The voice acting is fun and Riki Rhino himself gains some exciting super powers as he goes on his quest. The soundtrack is very catchy indeed.

~Vie stylé~🥀Feb 20, 2023

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rhea_chakrabortyFeb 20, 2023

This movie could've been SOOOOO much better if not for the ridiculous vocal filters applied to the (English-dubbed) voices. These effects might be entertaining to one-year-olds, but are sorely out of place in this movie obviously made for children aged 4+. I just hope that the original audio was at least properly done. The animation isn't on par with something Dreamworks would put out, but then this studio doesn't have a bottomless money pit to draw from - and within the constraints they had, they've managed a great production. Decent story, goofy enough to not need too much concentration; it'll leave a contented smile on your kids' faces and a likely desire to re-watch.

EmmaFeb 20, 2023

A young rhinoceros named Riki has his horn stolen and to get it back, he and Beni the duck must unite with several animals, learn new skills and avoid the poachers who don't just want to steal the animals, but destroy their homes. I enjoyed that even though Beni is the kind of duck who would make merch of his best friend and sell it to other animals, he's still willing to lose all of his feathers to make a new horn for Riki. Sumatran rhinos aren't just the smallest of rhinoceroses, they're the only Asian rhino with two horns and they're also covered in fur. According to the World Wildlife Foundation, "While surviving in possibly greater numbers than the Javan rhino, Sumatran rhinos are more threatened due to habitat loss and fragmentation. The remaining animals survive in small, fragmented non-viable populations, and with limited possibilities to find each other to breed, its population decline continues. Just two captive females have reproduced in the last 15 years." This would be a good film for the young zoologist or conservationist in your family. The animation may not be as great as a Hollywood film, but it had so much heart even I enjoyed it. Riki the Rhino was originally produced in South East Asia in the Indonesian language. For the UK release, Jennifer Castle and Paul Reynolds voiced Riki and Beni, with the script adapted by BAFTA-nominated Tim Clague and Danny Stack.