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Riki Rhino: The Bird Kingdom
A fun, family adventure that follows a brave rhino named Riki and his duck friend Beni as they journey through tropical jungles to find a magic seed that will help save their home from a foreseen tsunami.
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A fun, family adventure that follows a brave rhino named Riki and his duck friend Beni as they journey through tropical jungles to find a magic seed that will help save their home from a foreseen tsunami.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Ratih Kumala, Jony Yuwono
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Studio:Batavia Pictures, Jackrabbit Media, Launch Releasing
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