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Los chimplonitos
The eternal struggle of good against evil… Lights, shadows, faced by the same goal but different purposes… Three continents, a lost city, impossible creatures, the necromancer, Chester Copperpot and… the Chimplonitos… You dare?
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The eternal struggle of good against evil… Lights, shadows, faced by the same goal but different purposes… Three continents, a lost city, impossible creatures, the necromancer, Chester Copperpot and… the Chimplonitos… You dare?
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Alberto Pons
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