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Dika celebrated his sixth birthday alone at home. The atmosphere was quiet until a grandma approached him and invited him to her house. The grandma and Dika celebrated his birthday together. Shortly after, the grandma transformed into a terrifying creature. Following that incident, Dika vanished forever.
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Dika celebrated his sixth birthday alone at home. The atmosphere was quiet until a grandma approached him and invited him to her house. The grandma and Dika celebrated his birthday together. Shortly after, the grandma transformed into a terrifying creature. Following that incident, Dika vanished forever.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Animation
Written By:Anak Agung Ayu Fionna Sazkiya, Patricia Jane Hungsie
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Barudawg
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