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Akira's Flying Wheelchair
After becoming paralyzed in a fateful accident, a former child track prodigy regains his will to live when a wacky, but brilliant inventor builds him a flying wheelchair and together, they embark on an unexpected adventure when they crash-land in a mystical forest that holds a tragic secret.
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After becoming paralyzed in a fateful accident, a former child track prodigy regains his will to live when a wacky, but brilliant inventor builds him a flying wheelchair and together, they embark on an unexpected adventure when they crash-land in a mystical forest that holds a tragic secret.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Marco Balsamo
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:TeamTO
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