<< x264HD Legend of the White Dragon 2026 2160p UHD BluRay H265-GAZPROM
Legend of the White Dragon 2026 2160p UHD BluRay H265-GAZPROM
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Formatx264
SourceRetail
LanguageEnglish subtitles (available)
LanguageEnglish audio/written
GenreAction
GenreScience Fiction
TypeMovie
Date 1 day, 9 hours
Size 50.18 GB
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Legends never die - The White Dragon, Erik Reed, has returned home to Virtuo City 3 years later after being defeated in a colossal battle against the ancient overlord, Ashtagor. The crystal he used to become the White Dragon was broken in two as a result of the epic battle, both pieces were subsequently lost. Being blamed for the destruction and collateral lives lost, his identity was outed after the battle thus making him a fugitive from the law. We now follow Erik on his journey as he teams up with treasure hunters from the past who help him reclaim his power as the White Dragon. Once reunited with his powers, he and his team are now ready to battle a new threat, Dragon Prime, who seeks revenge against the White Dragon. Erik must now try and defeat Dragon Prime in order to get one step closer to clearing his name and being able to protect his family from an ancient evil that still lurks in the darkness… Ashtagor 



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