Sinbad - The Magical Lamp and the Moving Island

January. 16,2016

Rating：

5.6

Genre：

Adventure Animation

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Sinbad and his friends run afoul of a storm while riding on the ship Bahal. Ali sights an island, which the ship heads toward to make repairs. Sinbad and Sana board a dinghy and land on the island. Sana sees a vision of a magical lamp, and Sinbad and the others set out to find it.

Momoko Tanabe as Sana (voice)

Tomo Muranaka as Sinbad (voice)

Nao Nagasawa as Ali (voice)

Tadashi Miyazawa as Najib (voice)

Takeshi Kaga as Captain Razak (voice)

The search for Sana’s comrades continues. Sara who opens up her heart to Sinbad reveals her horrible story of how her father’s apprentice Galip destroyed the peaceful kingdom and her family by using the wizardly power. Suddenly the Magic Lamp shows the passage “to the Wonder Gate to the land of ancestors that appears in the Night at High Noon,” but Galip’s solders block their path.

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