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Bread Barbershop: The Bakerytown Baddies
As familiar villains like Potato Chips, the Cake Queen, and Evil Pie return, a new wave of troublemakers—Croissant, Red Velvet, and Purple Sweet Potato Chips—joins the chaos. Together, they set the stage for a series of fast-paced, thrilling episodes filled with action and excitement.
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As familiar villains like Potato Chips, the Cake Queen, and Evil Pie return, a new wave of troublemakers—Croissant, Red Velvet, and Purple Sweet Potato Chips—joins the chaos. Together, they set the stage for a series of fast-paced, thrilling episodes filled with action and excitement.
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Genre:Animation, Family
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Runtime:71 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)
Son Seon-young
Sausage (voice)
Hong Bum-ki
Potato Chip (voice)
Kim Yeon-woo
Purple Sweet Potato Chip (voice)
Jung Joo-won
Baddie Pie (voice)
Kim Chae-ha
Croiara (voice)
Yoon Ah-young
Macaron (voice)
Kim Hyeon-uk
Bad Donut (voice)
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