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Bread Barbershop: Celeb in Bakery Town
It's time for some makeover magic at the Bread Barbershop when famous stars and magical girls chase their dreams and try to protect the town.
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It's time for some makeover magic at the Bread Barbershop when famous stars and magical girls chase their dreams and try to protect the town.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Music
Written By:Lee Jung-ah, Jung Ji-hwan, Um Yun-sung
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Bread Barbershop Co., LTD
Cast
Jung Ji-hwan
Director
Um Sang-hyun
Bread Pitt (voice)
Park Yun-hee
Wilk White (voice)
Kang Shi-hyun
Choco Cupcake (voice)
Hong Bum-ki
Potato Chip (voice)
Kim Hyeon-uk
MC Croissant (voice)
Song Ha-rim
Cheese (voice)
Jo Kyoung-i
Orange Candy
Jung Joo-won
Mala / Rosé (voice)
Yoon Ah-young
Macaron (voice)
Kim Sin-woo
Roll Boy (voice)
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