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Pororo and Friends: Virus Busters
Uh-Oh! Pororo and friends turned into a cube?! Chacha the Butler has crossed the dimensions, calling for Dr.Eddy's help to elliminate vicious Cube Virus that is on a rampage through the Game World. But a virus that tagged along Chacha puts Porong Porong Village in danger too, leaving Crong and Poby turned into a helpless cube block. Pororo and his friends split into two teams (Team Pororo and Team Eddy) to initiate their Virus Sweep Plan, using a powerful computer vaccine that Eddy invented...
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Uh-Oh! Pororo and friends turned into a cube?! Chacha the Butler has crossed the dimensions, calling for Dr.Eddy's help to elliminate vicious Cube Virus that is on a rampage through the Game World. But a virus that tagged along Chacha puts Porong Porong Village in danger too, leaving Crong and Poby turned into a helpless cube block. Pororo and his friends split into two teams (Team Pororo and Team Eddy) to initiate their Virus Sweep Plan, using a powerful computer vaccine that Eddy invented...
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Genre:Animation, Family, Adventure, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:Park Young-kyun
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:OCON Studios
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