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Felícia e os Super-Resíduos do Bem
A sustainable adventure against environmental waste. Felícia, an 8-year-old PCD girl, is an environmental activist and creates her own toys with recycled materials. A mysterious meteor crashes into the city and its toy heroes come to life. But the artifact also gives life to a terrible villain, General Chorume!
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A sustainable adventure against environmental waste. Felícia, an 8-year-old PCD girl, is an environmental activist and creates her own toys with recycled materials. A mysterious meteor crashes into the city and its toy heroes come to life. But the artifact also gives life to a terrible villain, General Chorume!
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Jünia Costa, Mara Débora
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Pólen Estúdio de Animação
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