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Paddle Pop Adventures 2: Journey Into The Kingdom
Following their victory in the first film, Prince Paddle Pop and his friends must defend the Lion Kingdom once again when the vengeful Shadow Master returns to plunge the world into darkness. To stop him, the heroes must embark on a dangerous new quest across uncharted territories to find the legendary, hidden Paddle Pop Gems before the Shadow Master can harness their ancient power to conquer the realm.
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Following their victory in the first film, Prince Paddle Pop and his friends must defend the Lion Kingdom once again when the vengeful Shadow Master returns to plunge the world into darkness. To stop him, the heroes must embark on a dangerous new quest across uncharted territories to find the legendary, hidden Paddle Pop Gems before the Shadow Master can harness their ancient power to conquer the realm.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Lee Croudy
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:The Monk Studios
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