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Landlock (2001)
The planet Zer'lue is in trouble being ravaged by Chairman Sana'ku and his evil forces. However, one boy holds the key to destroy the evil. Lue'der must find his power and destroy the evil to save his planet.
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The planet Zer'lue is in trouble being ravaged by Chairman Sana'ku and his evil forces. However, one boy holds the key to destroy the evil. Lue'der must find his power and destroy the evil to save his planet.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:ORCA
In Theaters:11/27/2001
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:SEGA
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