The Umbrella Fairy
Qing Dai, a royal umbrella fairy, fails her mission to guard a sword fairy who escapes the royal pavilion seeking vengeance. This leads her on a journey with a young craftsman to prevent a war.
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Qing Dai, a royal umbrella fairy, fails her mission to guard a sword fairy who escapes the royal pavilion seeking vengeance. This leads her on a journey with a young craftsman to prevent a war.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Family
Written By:刘敏
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:杭州猫眼时光机影业有限公司, Tianjin Maoyan Weiying Culture Media 天津猫眼微影文化传媒, 咕咚动漫工作室, CHARM ANIMATION, GLOWING & UNIT
Cast
Jie Shen
Director
Nie Xiying
Qing Dai (voice)
Gu Jiangshan
Mo Yang (voice)
Liu Xiaoyu
Wang Gui (voice)
Shen Nianru
Xiao Jianzi (voice)
Ajie
Gu Jing / Grandpa Gui Jia (voice)
Qiao Shiyu
Deng Zi (voice)
Ji Guanlin
Liu Xiaochan (voice)
Liu Cong
Narrator (voice)
Jinwen Chen
Shi Gandang (voice)
Xu Jiaqi
Xiao Deng Long (voice)
Su Shangqing
Ying Gu Di (voice)
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