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The Admiral and the Princess
A young princess and the admiral of her father's navy are in love, but an evil sorcerer separates them while trying to take over the kingdom using dark magic from the blood crystal.
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A young princess and the admiral of her father's navy are in love, but an evil sorcerer separates them while trying to take over the kingdom using dark magic from the blood crystal.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Patrick Granleese, Ken Ross
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Lacewood Productions, Hinton Animation Studios, CFTO-TV
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