A stolen food supply and a kidnapped father send one determined young bandicoot straight to the one creature loud and hungry enough to help her in Taz: Quest for Burger, a 2023 family animated adventure.

What is Taz: Quest for Burger about?

Quinn, a spirited adolescent bandicoot, is left to fix a disaster she did not cause after an outlaw abducts her father and makes off with her town's entire food supply. With no adult around to fix things for her, she turns to the Tasmanian Devil, whose appetite and brute energy make him an unlikely but effective partner for tracking down the thief. The pairing drives most of the film's comedy, since Quinn brings the plan and the patience while the Tasmanian Devil brings chaos and an endless need to eat, and the two have to find a way to work together despite pulling in opposite directions half the time. Along the road they cross paths with a colorful string of side characters and obstacles that keep the chase moving, but the emotional center stays with Quinn: a kid forced to be braver and more resourceful than her age would suggest, determined to get her father back and her town's food restored no matter how unlikely her chosen partner looks on paper.

About the cast

The voice cast includes Steve Blum, Hadley Gannaway, Eric Bauza, Ian James Corlett, Ely Henry, Piotr Michael, Kevin Michael Richardson, and Jon Luke Thomas, directed by Ryan Kramer, bringing energy to a large ensemble of characters across the film's adventure-comedy runtime.

Context & significance

Taz: Quest for Burger is a 2023 American production that blends adventure, comedy, and family-animation sensibilities into a single runtime built for a full-family sitting rather than a short-episode format. Built around the long-running Tasmanian Devil character, the film leans on physical comedy and a road-trip structure, a format familiar to viewers of classic animated chase stories where the hunt for something lost drives the plot more than a single villain confrontation. At roughly seventy-five minutes, it stays tightly paced for younger audiences without dragging its central chase out longer than the story needs.

Watching Taz: Quest for Burger on Ktime

Taz: Quest for Burger streams on K-Time after signing in with a free account, with no subscription required to browse the library. The platform's Farsi-first interface means Persian-speaking families can manage settings and navigation in their own language, even though the film itself plays in English.