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Young-gu And Count Dracula
Young-gu dreams of a mysterious mummy and then meets Mira, a new classmate whose lunchtime disappearances coincide with students vanishing. He and his friends uncover a sinister trio, consisting of Mira the mummy, Dracula, and a hunchback, plotting to destroy graves and abduct villagers. When his mother is kidnapped and the villains trap everyone with their crystalline magic, Young-gu escapes, rallies his friends to fight, and at dawn’s sunlight the supernatural threat is finally banished.
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Young-gu dreams of a mysterious mummy and then meets Mira, a new classmate whose lunchtime disappearances coincide with students vanishing. He and his friends uncover a sinister trio, consisting of Mira the mummy, Dracula, and a hunchback, plotting to destroy graves and abduct villagers. When his mother is kidnapped and the villains trap everyone with their crystalline magic, Young-gu escapes, rallies his friends to fight, and at dawn’s sunlight the supernatural threat is finally banished.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jang Deok-gyun
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Runtime:67 minutes
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