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Trick Moon (2020)
Royal wolf siblings Trickshot and Pocket must protect the moon stone and their older brother the Prince of their land (who has been put into the moon stone during an attack) from the evil Dr. Bleak and his minion Mage in this tribute to old school anime and video games.
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Royal wolf siblings Trickshot and Pocket must protect the moon stone and their older brother the Prince of their land (who has been put into the moon stone during an attack) from the evil Dr. Bleak and his minion Mage in this tribute to old school anime and video games.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction
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Written By:Geneva Hodgson
In Theaters:7/21/2020
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Cartoon Network Studios
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