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The Good of Evil: A Zon's Life Short (2018)

Evil Flaming Death is one of the most infamous villains of Planet Creation, a planet that divides the citizens from the criminals with a giant wall that completely surrounds the planet. After a failed attempt at making an evil clone of his archrival, Zon Inferno Awesomeness, Evil is now the "father" of a girl named Zonia Sparkles Death. While all his henchman love Zonia, Evil remains extremely distant, but when Father's Day comes around Zonia attempts to crack open his cold, unyielding heart.
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Evil Flaming Death is one of the most infamous villains of Planet Creation, a planet that divides the citizens from the criminals with a giant wall that completely surrounds the planet. After a failed attempt at making an evil clone of his archrival, Zon Inferno Awesomeness, Evil is now the "father" of a girl named Zonia Sparkles Death. While all his henchman love Zonia, Evil remains extremely distant, but when Father's Day comes around Zonia attempts to crack open his cold, unyielding heart.

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Directed By:JP Dalton
Written By:JP Dalton
In Theaters:5/3/2018
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Runtime:16 minutes
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