Tortoise Hanba's Stories
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Tortoise Hanba's Stories is a large scale 3D
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. It is also referred to as "The Story of Hanbagui" or "Hanbagui".

Background

The show was produced by "Shenzhen Toonring Animation" in Shenzhen
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with an estimated final budget of 30 million RMB (about $US 3.7 million). It has completed 52 episodes by the 2nd half of 2006, and is projecting 500 episodes over the next few years.

Story

The first 52 episodes called “Falling on the Earth” tells how “Hanbagui”, the turtle, comes across the teenagers “Abu”, “Annie”, “Siaomei” on earth and makes friends with them. He goes looking for his lost fellows “Baobaoxiong”, “Tiejiaxiaozi”, “Baizhangtia", “Baijingling”, “Qixingpiao”. It is a comedy.
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