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Club Penguin Monster Beach Party (2015)
It’s summer time on Club Penguin Island and resident party planner Jangrah has prepared the perfect “Surf ‘n’ Sno-cone” Beach Party for all of her penguin friends. However, while harvesting ice from a nearby iceberg for the sno-cones, a 65 million year old Megalodon is accidentally released - causing prehistoric pandemonium! It’s up to Jangrah to flip the script and put aside her perfect plans to stop the rampaging Megalodon and save Club Penguin Island!
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It’s summer time on Club Penguin Island and resident party planner Jangrah has prepared the perfect “Surf ‘n’ Sno-cone” Beach Party for all of her penguin friends. However, while harvesting ice from a nearby iceberg for the sno-cones, a 65 million year old Megalodon is accidentally released - causing prehistoric pandemonium! It’s up to Jangrah to flip the script and put aside her perfect plans to stop the rampaging Megalodon and save Club Penguin Island!
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Christopher Painter, Matt Danner
In Theaters:9/6/2015
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Cast
Tobias Fouracre
Director
Fred Tatasciore
Captain Rockhopper (voice)
Dave B. Mitchell
Herbert P. Bear (voice)
James Arnold Taylor
Roofhowse (voice)
Mikey Kelley
Blizzard (voice)
Jason Marsden
Sydmull (voice)
Catherine Taber
Jangrah / DJ Cadence (voice)
Cristina Pucelli
Lorna (voice)
Wallace Shawn
Gary the Gadget Guy (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
Yarr / Puffles (voice)
Matt Danner
Cake / Awesome (voice)
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