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Kral Şakir: Oyun Zamanı poster

Kral Şakir: Oyun Zamanı 

A favorite of audiences of all ages, King Shakir is ready to take you to a whole new adventure. When a lab experiment goes wrong, a portal opens between a game on Fil Necati's phone and real life. Shakir finds himself and his family trapped in the games on Fil Necati's phone, on a quest to save the world. Shakir and his family must now complete all the games and stop the game before the real world comes to an end. In this adventure, our heroes will face many enemies who will try to stop them, and go through many perilous video games. The fun-filled King Shakir by Grafi2000 and the BKM team will be in theaters on 11 May.
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A favorite of audiences of all ages, King Shakir is ready to take you to a whole new adventure. When a lab experiment goes wrong, a portal opens between a game on Fil Necati's phone and real life. Shakir finds himself and his family trapped in the games on Fil Necati's phone, on a quest to save the world. Shakir and his family must now complete all the games and stop the game before the real world comes to an end. In this adventure, our heroes will face many enemies who will try to stop them, and go through many perilous video games. The fun-filled King Shakir by Grafi2000 and the BKM team will be in theaters on 11 May.

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Genre:Animation
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Box Office:$4,125,583
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Studio:Grafi2000 Productions

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