Maya the Bee: The Honey Games

2018 film

Maya the Bee 2: The Honey Games is a 2018 computer animated comedy adventure film directed by Noel Cleary, Sergio Delfino and Alexs Stadermann. Loosely based on 1975 anime Maya the Honey Bee and the German children's book Maya the Bee by Waldemar Bonsels, the film is a sequel to the 2014 film Maya the Bee and stars Coco Jack Gillies reprising her role as Maya.

Directed by Alexs Stadermann, Noel Cleary and Sergio Delfino. Produced by Tracy Lenon, Brian Rosen and Thorsten Wegener. Story by Noel Cleary, Fin Edquist and Alexs Stadermann.

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  • Maya: (MUFFLED) No, I'm not?!

Dialogue

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Violet: I'm sorry I was mean to you.
Maya: It's okay.
Violet: No, it's not. I'm really sorry.
Maya: Thanks, Violet. Come on, we've got a race to finish.
Violet: You're on.

Maya: No, please.
BEEGOOD: *Out!?* [Maya shocked]
Willy: [Maya is fired] Oh no. [Maya sniffles and sobs]

Violet: Hey meadow bugs! Come on, let's dance!
Maya: Sure thing! Willy?
Willy: I'll just stay here and...
Violet and Maya: Come on, Willy.
Maya: Bee best friends forever. Buzz.
Willy: Buzz.
Maya, Willy, and Violet: Buzz!

Voice cast

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  • Coco Jack Gillies as Maya
  • Benson Jack Anthony as Willy
  • Richard Roxburgh as Flip, a grasshopper
  • Justine Clarke as The Queen
  • Jimmy James Eaton as Crawley
  • Marney McQueen as The Empress
  • Rupert Degas as Beegood
  • Linda Ngo as Violet, Maya's friend and former arch-rival
  • Stavroula Adameitis as Chelsea
  • Tess Meyer as Sandra
  • Cam Ralph as Bedford, a bed bug
  • Shane Dundas as Barney, an army ant
  • David Collins as Arnie, an army ant
  • Jordan Hare as Spinder, a spider
  • Jimmy James Eaton as Craig, a cockroach
  • Jane Ubrien as Thekla, a spider
  • Peter McAllum as Mantis
  • Sam Haft as Drago, a dragonfly
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