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Sinbad - Night at High Noon and the Wonder Gate
The search for Sana’s comrades continues. Sara who opens up her heart to Sinbad reveals her horrible story of how her father’s apprentice Galip destroyed the peaceful kingdom and her family by using the wizardly power. Suddenly the Magic Lamp shows the passage “to the Wonder Gate to the land of ancestors that appears in the Night at High Noon,” but Galip’s solders block their path.
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The search for Sana’s comrades continues. Sara who opens up her heart to Sinbad reveals her horrible story of how her father’s apprentice Galip destroyed the peaceful kingdom and her family by using the wizardly power. Suddenly the Magic Lamp shows the passage “to the Wonder Gate to the land of ancestors that appears in the Night at High Noon,” but Galip’s solders block their path.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Written By:Hiroyuki Kawasaki
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Nippon Animation
Cast
Shinpei Miyashita
Director
Momoko Tanabe
Sana (voice)
Tomo Muranaka
Sinbad (voice)
Ai Nonaka
Mimi (voice)
Akira Ishida
Galip (voice)
Koji Haramaki
Mohsen (voice)
Masato Obara
Haitham (voice)
Nao Nagasawa
Ali (voice)
Tadashi Miyazawa
Najib (voice)
Takeshi Kaga
Captain Razak (voice)
Yutaka Aoyama
Dahl (voice)
Fukushi Ochiai
Sailor D (voice)
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