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Sun Wukong appeared as a fighting Buddha. What kind of peak duel will there be between a superhero who lives in modern times and confronts alien civilizations with the scorching sun civilization and Dilena?
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Sun Wukong appeared as a fighting Buddha. What kind of peak duel will there be between a superhero who lives in modern times and confronts alien civilizations with the scorching sun civilization and Dilena?
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Comedy, Fantasy, Animation
Written By:Wei Qi, Lei Sala
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Studio:Tencent Video, Sparkly Key Animation Studio, Tencent Penguin Pictures, Transcendence Picture
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