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Paddle Pop: Game On!
Max Paddle Pop and Liona discovering a signal emanating from Earth, specifically the city of Orbis, indicating a dangerous situation. They find that Shadow Master is collaborating with Pixel Devil to create a game called Glitch, which has a negative impact on the minds of its players. Arka, a child from Orbis, becomes entangled in the adventure and joins Max and Liona in their quest to stop Shadow Master.
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Max Paddle Pop and Liona discovering a signal emanating from Earth, specifically the city of Orbis, indicating a dangerous situation. They find that Shadow Master is collaborating with Pixel Devil to create a game called Glitch, which has a negative impact on the minds of its players. Arka, a child from Orbis, becomes entangled in the adventure and joins Max and Liona in their quest to stop Shadow Master.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Written By:Deliesza Tamara, Dai Ramadhani
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Paddle Pop, Leomotions Productions
Cast
Dai Ramadhani
Director
Sal Priadi
Max Paddle Pop (voice)
Maisha Kanna
Liona (voice)
Ali Fikry
Arka (voice)
Dodo Harahap
Shadow Master (voice)
Dodo Harahap
Pixel Devil (voice)
Jessy Milianty
Orbis Kid (voice)
Jessy Milianty
Orbis Crowd (voice)
Dai Ramadhani
Orbis Crowd (voice)
Rifa Anggita
Additional Voices
Vania Ardelia
Additional Voices
Bernardus Sabar Wahyudi
Additional Voices
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