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Zip & Zap Meet the Monsters 

The most mischievous twins have returned 25 years later, in a monstrous adventure. Zape and Zipi had never believed in monsters other than the players of their favorite football team, until one day his buddy Invi, stepped three times on a tile without knowing that a curse would fall upon them: They had just opened the door of the monsters world!
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The most mischievous twins have returned 25 years later, in a monstrous adventure. Zape and Zipi had never believed in monsters other than the players of their favorite football team, until one day his buddy Invi, stepped three times on a tile without knowing that a curse would fall upon them: They had just opened the door of the monsters world!

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Genre:Animation, Family
Directed By:Claudio Biern Boyd
Written By:José Escobar
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:BRB Internacional

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