Jingaroo - The Water Tree and Other Stories (1998)
Jingaroo, a lovable soccer-playing kangaroo who lived with his friends Sydney the frilled lizard, Victoria the emu, Jabiru the Tasmanian tiger, Toot and Snoot the marsupial moles, and Humpty Doo the koala in the Australian outback.
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Jingaroo, a lovable soccer-playing kangaroo who lived with his friends Sydney the frilled lizard, Victoria the emu, Jabiru the Tasmanian tiger, Toot and Snoot the marsupial moles, and Humpty Doo the koala in the Australian outback.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Jeff Amano, C.R. Conant, Dan Dudley, John A. Davis, Mark Stokes
In Theaters:11/19/1998
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:DNA Productions
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