A sinking paradise forces two rival monkeys, a bookish scientist bunny, and an easygoing pig to work together in The Adventures of Peanut and Pig, a 2022 animated adventure from director Karl Toerge.
What is The Adventures of Peanut and Pig about?
Goola looks like the best place in the world to live: a floating island where fruit grows on every branch and nobody has to worry about much of anything. That calm ends the day the ground itself starts to sink beneath the waves. With their home literally disappearing, a mismatched crew has to put old rivalries aside fast. Two monkeys who have never agreed on anything, a careful and clever bunny scientist, and a good-natured pig become the island's only hope, each bringing a different skill to a problem none of them can solve alone. The film moves through short, kid-paced chapters of trial and error as the group tests ideas, argues, and slowly figures out how to trust each other. Along the way it treats friendship and bravery as things you build through action, not slogans handed down at the end. The animation leans bright and simple, built for younger viewers who want colour, movement, and a story that resolves cleanly rather than a lot of subplot.
About the cast
The English-language voice cast is led by Louis Ferreira and Peter New, both of whom bring distinct energy to the film's central animal characters without leaning on stunt-casting or celebrity voices to carry the story.
Context & significance
The Adventures of Peanut and Pig arrives from the United States as a 75-minute animated feature aimed squarely at family viewing, with a runtime built for one sitting rather than a franchise-scale saga. Its premise sits comfortably in the tradition of ensemble animal-rescue stories, where a threatened home pushes characters who would otherwise avoid each other into an uneasy, then genuine, alliance.
Watching The Adventures of Peanut and Pig on Ktime
The film streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing available, making it an easy pick for Farsi-speaking households watching together. No subtitle track is included for this title. Access requires only a free K-Time account login, with the full catalogue browsable in Farsi before you ever press play.