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The Legend of Tuan Tapa and the Two Dragons
When two exiled dragons rescue a lost child from the sea, they seek the guidance of Tuan Tapa, a giant hermit, to raise her as their own. But as the child grows, the truth of where she comes from finds its way back to her.
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When two exiled dragons rescue a lost child from the sea, they seek the guidance of Tuan Tapa, a giant hermit, to raise her as their own. But as the child grows, the truth of where she comes from finds its way back to her.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Hatta Zuhri Ramadhan
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