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Pororo: Treasure Island Adventure (2021)
Pororo and his friends at the pirate restaurant accidentally take a treasure map of the legendary treasure and head to the treasure island. While searching for friends scattered on the mysterious treasure island where the secrets of ancient civilization are kept, they meet a long-trapped pirate hero, Captain Silver, and solves the mystery of the treasure map with him. But they fall into danger because of the evil pirate Captain Black, who chased after them, and the monsters on the treasure island. Can Pororo and his friends come back safely in search of the treasures?
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Pororo and his friends at the pirate restaurant accidentally take a treasure map of the legendary treasure and head to the treasure island. While searching for friends scattered on the mysterious treasure island where the secrets of ancient civilization are kept, they meet a long-trapped pirate hero, Captain Silver, and solves the mystery of the treasure map with him. But they fall into danger because of the evil pirate Captain Black, who chased after them, and the monsters on the treasure island. Can Pororo and his friends come back safely in search of the treasures?
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Family
Written By:Lee Won-sik
In Theaters:4/13/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:OCON Studios
Cast
Yoon Chang-sub, Kim Hyun-ho
Director
Lee Sun
Pororo (voice)
Lee Mi-ja
Crong (voice)
Kim Hyun-ji
Eddy (voice)
Hong So-young
Loopy (voice)
Chung Mi-sook
Petty (voice)
Kim Seo-young
Harry (voice)
Kim Hwan-jin
Poby (voice)
Nam Doh-hyeong
Silver (voice)
Jeong Seung-uk
Black (voice)
Lee Jang-won
Merchant Duck (voice)
Hwang Chang-yung
Kraken (voice)
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