Dinotrux
Dinotrux

Dinotrux

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2015•24 min/ep•Action & AdventureAnimationKids
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Half dinosaur, half construction truck, full-on fun! Watch giant Ty Rux, his little buddy Revvit and the crew come face-to-face with evil D-Structs.

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