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Magic Arch 3D

A young dolphin with an active imagination saves Fish Town from evil Moray Eels and reunites with his father after discovering a magic arch that makes wishes come true.

Starring:

Stephen Thomas Ochsner , Daniil Medvedev , Liza Klimova , Bruce Grant , David Grout , Jacqueline Efremova , Daniel Barnes , Timothy Sell , Daniel Barnes , Stephen Ochsner

Genre:

Animation, Family

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