Little Monsters: The Adventures of Koby & the Oakie Dokeys (1995)
Little Koby and his friends are the cutest, smallest monsters in the world. Disguising themselves as common household objects, Koby and the Oakie Dokeys awake at night and imagine the day they will grow into big monsters. However, trouble is brewing in outer space. Alien Duck-men are planning to invade Earth and capture school children in order to turn the world into Duckland! Only Koby and the Oakie Dokeys have the tricks to quack-up the Duck-men's scheme and save the world for man and monster!
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Little Koby and his friends are the cutest, smallest monsters in the world. Disguising themselves as common household objects, Koby and the Oakie Dokeys awake at night and imagine the day they will grow into big monsters. However, trouble is brewing in outer space. Alien Duck-men are planning to invade Earth and capture school children in order to turn the world into Duckland! Only Koby and the Oakie Dokeys have the tricks to quack-up the Duck-men's scheme and save the world for man and monster!
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Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy
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In Theaters:12/31/1995
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Hahn Shin Corporation, Plaza Entertainment
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