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Legends of Chima. The lion, the crocodile and the power of chi!

Legends of Chima. The lion, the crocodile and the power of chi!

DVD 2013

Once a pristine, natural paradise, the Kingdom of Chima has become a battle ground for eight animal tribes. Best friends are now enemies. The animals fight for control of a natural resource called Chi, a powerful element that is both a source of life and potential destruction. Only a few brave heroes in Chima understand the true nature of Chi, and the possible downfall of Chima that will result from its misuse.

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Description:
2 videodiscs (ca. 220 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in
Target Audience Note:
CHVR: G
Other Title:
Lion, the crocodile and the power of chi [DVD]
LEGO legends of Chima. The lion, the crocodile and the power of chi [DVD]
Legends of Chima (Television program) DVD
Notes:
Title from container
Originally broadcast as episodes of the television program
Voices: Scott Shantz, David Attar, Bill Courage, Jeff Evans Todd, Jesse Inocalla
DVD, widescreen presentation ; Dolby Digital 5.1
For private home use only
English, French or Spanish audio tracks, with optional French subtitles ; subtitled in English for the deaf and hard of hearing
Contents:
Disc 1. The legends of CHIMA
The great story
The warrior within
The joy ride
Market day
Disc 2. Attack on Eagle Spire
The hundred year moon
The biggest race ever
Gorillas gone wild
Foxtrot
Control Number:
978057
UPC:
883929400607
Other Authors:
Attar, David
Cartoon Network (Television network)
Courage, Bill
Derevlany, John, 1964-
Inocalla, Jesse
Shantz, Scott
Todd, Jeff Evans
Warner Home Video (Firm)
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