The Land Before Time IX: Journey to Big Water

A curious and brave young dinosaur who steps into a leadership role when adventure calls. He longs for companionship and embraces Mo as a new, loyal friend, proving that true kinship can form beyond borders. He remains determined and protective of his friends as they face dangers together.

A playful young Ophthalmosaurus from the Big Water who is initially seen as an outsider by the valley dwellers. He quickly proves to be loyal and resourceful, helping his new friends navigate threats and guiding them toward his home. His friendship with Littlefoot becomes the emotional core of the journey.

The valley elder who offers caution and protection, urging the children to stay within the safety of the Great Valley. He represents experience and familial concern, grounding the group’s decisions with cautionary wisdom.

A headstrong member of the group who helps keep everyone together and contributes practical energy to the journey. She learns to adapt to new friends and situations, balancing her bold nature with teamwork.

A cheerful, optimistic presence in the group who encourages hope and camaraderie. Her warmth helps ease tension during tense moments as the friends press forward toward the ocean.

A small, cautious member whose quirks provide lighthearted relief. He contributes to the group’s morale and demonstrates steadfast companionship throughout the perilous journey.

A nurturing Diplodocus matriarch who provides shelter and a warm refuge for the group. Her presence highlights family bonds within a broader kin network.

A maternal figure who helps the group via shelter and guidance during their travels. Her care underscores the value of family support when facing unknown waters.

The narration anchors the story, offering exposition and perspective as the group embarks on their oceanward quest. He narrates events with a familial voice, connecting the audience to the journey.