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Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: The World Guardians
A kind of magical gemstone maintains the stability and peace of the world, when a mysterious force is on the move and crisis spreads everywhere. Sheep and wolves and new partners to embark on the journey of guarding the world, racing against the mysterious forces of the conspiracy, and in the adventures and breakthroughs in the common growth, and ultimately understand the significance of the guardianship.
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A kind of magical gemstone maintains the stability and peace of the world, when a mysterious force is on the move and crisis spreads everywhere. Sheep and wolves and new partners to embark on the journey of guarding the world, racing against the mysterious forces of the conspiracy, and in the adventures and breakthroughs in the common growth, and ultimately understand the significance of the guardianship.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Family
Written By:Chaowei Wu, 耿漪淼, 刘泽敏, Wei Liu
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Alpha Group, Creative Power Entertaining, Huaxia Film Distribution, Happy Toon, 浙江东阳小宇宙影视传媒有限公司, Tao Piao Piao 淘票票, Youku
Cast
Huang Junming, Chen Lijin
Director
Qing Zu
Weslie (voice)
Lin Zhang
Wolffy (voice)
Deng Yuting
Tibbie/Jonie (voice)
Hongyun Liu
Sparky (voice)
Quansheng Gao
Slowy (voice)
Na Zhao
Wolnie (voice)
Ying Liang
Paddi/Wilie (voice)
Tuan Li
Chapper/Elder Beetle (voice)
Yingdan Yuan
Eastie/Woldy (voice)
Bai Wenxian
Wolther (voice)
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