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One of the days the King of Armenia Varazdat receives an invitation from Greece, asking him to send the best boxer of the country to compete in the Olympic Games in Greece. Inspired by his athlete's past, the King decides to personally travel to Greece to participate in the Olympics. The royal family joins in.
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One of the days the King of Armenia Varazdat receives an invitation from Greece, asking him to send the best boxer of the country to compete in the Olympic Games in Greece. Inspired by his athlete's past, the King decides to personally travel to Greece to participate in the Olympics. The royal family joins in.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Ruben Jaghinyan, Sargis Mnoyan, David Sahakyants, Hayk Sahakyants, Lyulya Sahakyants, Vardan Zadoyan
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Robert Sahakyants Productions
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