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Paddle Pop: Kombatei
After the Shadow Master returns with a dark army, he conquers the Lion Kingdom and successfully hypnotizes its inhabitants. Easily defeated in their initial battle, Prince Paddle Pop and Leona manage to escape his clutches. To reclaim their kingdom, they travel to the Eastern Lands on a quest to find three mythical martial arts Grand Masters—Master Long (Shaolin), Kaow Tom (Muay Thai), and Yuki (Ninja). Under their intense training, Paddle Pop must unlock the ancient animal styles of the eagle, bear, and monkey to face the Shadow Master in a definitive final showdown.
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After the Shadow Master returns with a dark army, he conquers the Lion Kingdom and successfully hypnotizes its inhabitants. Easily defeated in their initial battle, Prince Paddle Pop and Leona manage to escape his clutches. To reclaim their kingdom, they travel to the Eastern Lands on a quest to find three mythical martial arts Grand Masters—Master Long (Shaolin), Kaow Tom (Muay Thai), and Yuki (Ninja). Under their intense training, Paddle Pop must unlock the ancient animal styles of the eagle, bear, and monkey to face the Shadow Master in a definitive final showdown.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Written By:Lee Croudy, Gary Alan Sparkers
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:The Monk Studios
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