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Rafadan Tayfa: Kapadokya
Rafadan Tayfa has traveled to Nevşehir for the "Cappadocia Riddle Hunt" event, which will take place during the grape harvest festival. When the event begins, Hayri's path crosses with agents searching for a mysterious pot. The pot, which falls into Hayri's hands before the agents, makes him their target. As the Riddle Hunt continues, a connection between the discovered locations and the pot is revealed. The pot actually holds the ashes of Zümrüt'ü Anka.
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Rafadan Tayfa has traveled to Nevşehir for the "Cappadocia Riddle Hunt" event, which will take place during the grape harvest festival. When the event begins, Hayri's path crosses with agents searching for a mysterious pot. The pot, which falls into Hayri's hands before the agents, makes him their target. As the Riddle Hunt continues, a connection between the discovered locations and the pot is revealed. The pot actually holds the ashes of Zümrüt'ü Anka.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Ozan Çivit
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:ISF Film
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