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Mel and Zeca face a dangerous mission to find Max, who has mysteriously disappeared. In search of their friend, they end up in the kingdom of Ondion, a colorful magical world, where they will have to face the villains Rumorum and Juks.
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Mel and Zeca face a dangerous mission to find Max, who has mysteriously disappeared. In search of their friend, they end up in the kingdom of Ondion, a colorful magical world, where they will have to face the villains Rumorum and Juks.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Fantasy
Written By:João Costa Van Hombeeck, Flávia Lins e Silva, Mauro Lima, Teresa Cris Tavares
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Studio:Conspiração Filmes, Globo Filmes, Gloob, RioFilme
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