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The Tayo Movie: Mission Ace (2016) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 21, 2016

Original Title:
꼬마버스 타요의 에이스 구출작전

Alternate Titles:
Tayo the Little Bus Movie: Mission Ace
The Tayo Movie: Mission Ace

Genres:
Animation | Family

Production Companies:
ICONIX Co.Ltd

Production Countries:
South Korea

Ratings / Certifications:
KR: ALL 

Runtime: 48

This is not Finding Dori but you will fall in love with Tayo once you watch his adventure!

Overview from TheMovieDB

It all starts when Duri lost his favorite sport car, “Ace”. As Duri accidently drops Ace on the road while he’s running, Rubby finds Ace while cleaning the street. Unfortunately, Ace ends up in a recycling dump. As Hana, Duri and Tayo rush to find Ace, he has already been taken away to the Land of Toys, where old and abandoned toys come to live without humans. Will Duri be able to find Ace and bring him back? Will Hana be able to resolve her own memories? Join us on a fun and exciting adventure!

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Ryu Jung-oo

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