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Bony’s Dream 

Fly is a lively and cheerful little girl, mother and grandmother also have great expectations for her. Mother's "hope girl Cheng Feng" wish also gave the flying flight to grow the pressure, just when the mother to fly to register for the speech competition, flying father also saved the trapped doll machine in the metaverse elf - Bonilong. In order to express his gratitude, Boniron was willing to fulfill his wish for them, and the magic fate gear began to run. With Boniron's help, Fly and his family embark on a fantasy journey through non-stop stars, plan stars and inferior stars. Together, they face the challenge of growing up, completing the self-salvation of love and growth.
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Fly is a lively and cheerful little girl, mother and grandmother also have great expectations for her. Mother's "hope girl Cheng Feng" wish also gave the flying flight to grow the pressure, just when the mother to fly to register for the speech competition, flying father also saved the trapped doll machine in the metaverse elf - Bonilong. In order to express his gratitude, Boniron was willing to fulfill his wish for them, and the magic fate gear began to run. With Boniron's help, Fly and his family embark on a fantasy journey through non-stop stars, plan stars and inferior stars. Together, they face the challenge of growing up, completing the self-salvation of love and growth.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Fantasy
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Written By:Yasu Wei
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:上海易木文化传播有限公司

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Yang Kun

奶奶

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Wu Yonggan

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Gao Ruoxin

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Liu Yi Fei

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