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Cuack!
Cuackero is a strange planet where humans and humanoid ducks coexist in harmony. As on Earth, siblings often have conflicts that, even though they are absurd, are still very problematic. Pancho is a frustrated duck who blames his brother for all of his misfortunes and has decided to take revenge and enslave the planet in a single masterful move. Only he did not contemplate in his plans the possibility of his brother making powerful alliances and discovering how to stop him.
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Cuackero is a strange planet where humans and humanoid ducks coexist in harmony. As on Earth, siblings often have conflicts that, even though they are absurd, are still very problematic. Pancho is a frustrated duck who blames his brother for all of his misfortunes and has decided to take revenge and enslave the planet in a single masterful move. Only he did not contemplate in his plans the possibility of his brother making powerful alliances and discovering how to stop him.
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