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Stress Zero 

One day, a huge unidentified monster appeared all over the city, causing confusion in Korea. Jjang-dol, who lost his job due to the monster attack, wants to escape by selling ‘Stress Zero’ with his friends Dr. Ko and Ta-jo, but finds out that the drink is the only secret to stop the monster! Will Jjang-dol and his friends, who suddenly became heroes, catch the monster and save the world?
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One day, a huge unidentified monster appeared all over the city, causing confusion in Korea. Jjang-dol, who lost his job due to the monster attack, wants to escape by selling ‘Stress Zero’ with his friends Dr. Ko and Ta-jo, but finds out that the drink is the only secret to stop the monster! Will Jjang-dol and his friends, who suddenly became heroes, catch the monster and save the world?

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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Directed By:Lee Dae-hee
Written By:Lee Dae-hee
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:E-dehi Animation Studio, 302 Planet

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