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Nyanko on the Star Island
Hopi, Toto and Mao, three good friends, are looking for the legendary island called “The Star Island” in the unknown sea. They want to pioneer new farm land there. This island will be their Eutopia. After struggling over the roaring sea, threesome, Hopi, Toto and Mao, landed the Star Island. They begin to cultivate the land quickly. However, they will encounter unexpected troubles. Will they be able to make a dream town successfully…?
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Hopi, Toto and Mao, three good friends, are looking for the legendary island called “The Star Island” in the unknown sea. They want to pioneer new farm land there. This island will be their Eutopia. After struggling over the roaring sea, threesome, Hopi, Toto and Mao, landed the Star Island. They begin to cultivate the land quickly. However, they will encounter unexpected troubles. Will they be able to make a dream town successfully…?
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Written By:Mariko Kunisawa
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Marza Animation Planet, COLOPL
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