Bradley Baker as Stinkfly, Wildmutt, Cash Murray, Carl Tennyson Adam Wylie as JT Richard Steven Horvitz as Grey Matter, Police Radio Jim Ward as Diamondhead Fred Tatasciore as Way Big, Evil Way Big Troy Baker as Azmuth's Father, Male Student Dwight Schultz as Dr. Animo Crew Victor Cook - Director, Supervising producer Silas Hickey - Executive producer Marty Isenberg - Writer Collette Sunderman - Casting and Voice Director Turner Broadcasting System Asia Pacific - Creative animation director To promote the film, a toy line manufactured by Bandai had been announced to launch around the same time the film premiered. Cartoon Network Asia and Philippines held a contest for one male and one female to be "immortalized in Ben 10 history." The two winners would receive "the ultimate voice over role," assorted prizes (clothing, toys, etc.) and a VIP limo ride to walk on the "green carpet" at the Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens premiere. A similar competition was held in Malaysia and the Middle East. Filipino viewers heard the Philippine winners while the rest of Southeast Asia will hear the Malaysian kids. The winners of the contest in Philippines were later revealed to be Nina Teo and Xander Ching who are voicing two of Ben's classmates. Cartoon Network Africa held a contest to win Green Movie Tickets to the exclusive premiere of the film in Johannesburg on March 10, 2012. The film was later released on iTunes and other electronic-based stores, such as the PlayStation Store. Home media Madman Entertainment released Destroy All Aliens in Region 4 on June 20, 2012. Warner Home Video released the film in Region 2 on October 1, 2012. The film was also released in Region 1 on April 16, 2013. Reception Critical reviews Emily Ashby of Common Sense Media gave Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens a 3 out of 5. Although criticizing on how much violence exists in the context of the story Ashby states that the story emphasizes the joy of family, even when that comes with rules a person does not like. Nielsen ratings In the United States, Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens increased by double digits across the board versus the same time period in 2011. The broadcast placed #1 in its time period in boys 2–11. The film was watched by 2.080 million viewers with a 0.4 adult rating. Awards The film won the Best 3D Animated Program category at