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The Adventures of the Little Prince - The Star Gazer (Dub.DVD 4)

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Title: The Adventures of the Little Prince - The Star Gazer
Volume: Dub.DVD 4
Running time: 72
Distributor: Koch Vision

Release date: 2006-04-04
Age rating: ALL

SKU: KOCDV-6384
UPC: 741952638490 741952638490
ISBN-10: 1417229179 1417229179
ISBN-13: 9781417229178 9781417229178

Description:
The Little Prince lives on the distant asteroid B-612. There he cleans his volcanoes and cares for his magical rose. One day, a space bird named Swifty visits his tiny planet and shows him how he can hitch rides on passing comets and visit far off galaxies. Meeting new friends at every stop, the Little Prince travels across the universe and learns valuable lessons about honesty, bravery and kindness.

Includes the episodes:

10. THE STAR GAZER

Swifty brings the Little Prince to an alien planet where he meets a ridiculed astronomer who must prove the existence of B-612 in order to restore his reputation.

11. LAST VOYAGE OF THE ROSE

The Little Prince lands in Belgium and becomes cabin boy on a small boat. During the voyage, he teaches the captain the importance of allowing loved ones to grow.

12. THE CHIMNEY SWEEP
The Little Prince flies down to London and helps a lowly chimney sweep gain the courage to reconnect with his long-lost daughter, who is now a famous ballerina.

Notes:
Contains episodes 6, 14, and 18 of the original Japanese run.

(added on 2023-11-12, modified on 2023-11-12)

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