Stitch & Ai
4.9
2017
Animation
, Comedy
, Action & Adventure
, Sci-Fi
After being chased by space criminals, Stitch lands in China’s Huangshan mountains where he befriends a girl named Ai.
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- Cast：
- Ben Diskin , Erica Mendez , Laura Post , Lucien Dodge , Cherami Leigh , Richard Epcar , Kyle Hebert , Jacob Craner , Steve Kramer
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EP1 - Hello - Goodbye
March. 27,2017
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EP2 - Teacher's Pet
March. 28,2017
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EP3 - Gotcha!
March. 28,2017
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EP4 - The Scroll
March. 29,2017
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EP5 - Spirals
March. 29,2017
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EP6 - The Lock
March. 30,2017
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EP7 - Dragon Parade
March. 30,2017
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EP8 - Tell the World
March. 31,2017
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EP9 - The Phoenix
March. 31,2017
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EP10 - Dream On
April. 05,2017
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EP11 - Creatures
April. 05,2017
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EP12 - Brothers
April. 06,2017
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EP13 - Monstrosity
April. 06,2017
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