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Dwayne Johnson as Captain Charles T. "Chuck" Baker, a human NASA-astronaut. Justin Long as Lem Korplog, a teenage boy living in Glipforg on Planet 51. Long also voices Rover, a robotic vehicle probe that studies the planet (mostly rocks). Jessica Biel as Neera, a teenage girl and Lem's love interest.
- Ignacio Pérez Dolset, Guy Colins
- James Brett
- €49 million, (US$70 million)
Neera is one of the main characters of the 2009 film, Planet 51. She is the older sister of Eckle and is the main love interest of Lem Korplog. She is voiced by Jessica Biel. Neera is kind and caring and has an open mind, willing to give new things a try such as protesting. Unlike everyone else...
En una barbacoa que la familia de Lem está llevando a cabo para el vecindario, Lem trata de pedirle a Neera una cita, pero su amigo hippie, Glar, interrumpe una y otra vez con sus canciones de protesta. Una misteriosa nave espacial entra en órbita alrededor del Planeta 51 y envía una señal.
- Ignacio Pérez Dolset, Guy Colins
- Fernando Juárez
- Planeta 51
Neera Young. MediaWiki:CharacterNeera is a green alien female who is Lem Korplog 's friend. The character design was later refurbished for the character Kira for Escape from Planet Earth.
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The planet's Area 51 is called "Base 9". The Smurfette Principle : Neera is the only female character with a substantial role. Sitcom Arch-Nemesis : Lem seems to see Glar as an antagonistic competitor, only because Neera seems interested in him; in actuality, Glar's been on his side the whole time.
Neera is one of the main character of the 2009 film, Planet 51. She is the older sister of Eckle and is the main love interest of Lem. Neera is kind and caring and has an open mind, willing to give new things a try such as protesting. Unlike everyone else, Neera doesn't jump to conclusions...
