2021
13
11m

Summary Sir Steel wants to go to the moon in 'Steel in Space', then in 'That's Magic', a magician steals the audience from Rammy's martial arts performance, and Rammy triggers a rabbit invasion.

2021
13
11m

S1.E10 ∙ Steel In Space/That's Magic

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Doug Erholtz Juliet Rusche Connor Andrade Holden Thomas

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Genres : Adventure Comedy Sci-Fi Animation Family Short

Release date : Feb 4, 2021

Countries of origin : United States China

Official sites : Official iQIYI official YouTube

Language : English Chinese

Production companies : Nickelodeon Network Super Deluxe VIS KIDS

Summary Sir Steel wants to go to the moon in 'Steel in Space', then in 'That's Magic', a magician steals the audience from Rammy's martial arts performance, and Rammy triggers a rabbit invasion.

Details

Genres : Adventure Comedy Sci-Fi Animation Family Short

Release date : Feb 4, 2021

Countries of origin : United States China

Official sites : Official iQIYI official YouTube

Language : English Chinese

Production companies : Nickelodeon Network Super Deluxe VIS KIDS

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