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In 1979, a young boy’s routine after school was always to watch the animated hero show, Xavier X. When the show suddenly got banned from airing, the boy was left with an itching question that his suspicious mother refused to answer and his curiosity eventually leads him to uncover the truth that hides behind his favorite show.
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In 1979, a young boy’s routine after school was always to watch the animated hero show, Xavier X. When the show suddenly got banned from airing, the boy was left with an itching question that his suspicious mother refused to answer and his curiosity eventually leads him to uncover the truth that hides behind his favorite show.
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Vynce Genica Ong
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Bunny Aid Productions
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