“Wild Horse Nine” Made Me Cry
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Kiko In The Deep Sea
An adventure of 5 friends, Kiko, Poli, Lola, Tingting and Patino to help a royal princess find five lost pearls in order to restore a broken kingdom. However, Kiko's expectations were wrong. The adventure he faced with his friends turned out to be difficult to complete because the villains were so strong and unmatched.
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An adventure of 5 friends, Kiko, Poli, Lola, Tingting and Patino to help a royal princess find five lost pearls in order to restore a broken kingdom. However, Kiko's expectations were wrong. The adventure he faced with his friends turned out to be difficult to complete because the villains were so strong and unmatched.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Widhi Saputro, Luthfiana Abdullah
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:MNC Pictures, MNC Animation
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