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Yuwol: The Boy Who Made The World Dance 

Yuwol, who is dancing all the time, has been considered to be the main culprit behind the dance virus at his school. The teachers calling for order begin to trace him.
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Yuwol, who is dancing all the time, has been considered to be the main culprit behind the dance virus at his school. The teachers calling for order begin to trace him.

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Genre:Music, Fantasy
Directed By:Lee Byung-yun
Written By:Lee Byung-yun
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Korea National University of Arts

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