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No confirmed platforms for Magical Legend: Rise to Immortality right now. Search Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Amazon Prime below to check your region. The show is 26 episodes (~10h watch time).
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About Magical Legend: Rise to Immortality
Qingcheng Mountain was destroyed and Xuanmen (Profound Gate) suffered a great calamity. Qing Yu's Altar Master Xing Xiang Zi ordered Zhu Dian's reincarnation, Leng Shuangning, to go to Kunlun and fight the Demon Army. The magic power was in the air, and the hidden feeling was bewildering. As the two of them boarded Kunlun, Black Hand was planning something behind the scenes... (Source: Bigbloom)
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Is Magical Legend: Rise to Immortality available with an English dub?
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