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King Shakir: Virus Hunters
An ancient microbe resurfaces and infects everyone in the city. Şakir, Remzi, Canan, and Fil Necati take action to stop this pandemic that is affecting the world. Our heroes will do everything in their power to defeat the "Giant Monster Microbe" and restore the infected population to their former selves.
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An ancient microbe resurfaces and infects everyone in the city. Şakir, Remzi, Canan, and Fil Necati take action to stop this pandemic that is affecting the world. Our heroes will do everything in their power to defeat the "Giant Monster Microbe" and restore the infected population to their former selves.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Comedy
Written By:Haluk Can Dizdaroglu
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Runtime:41 minutes
Studio:Grafi2000 Productions
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