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About The Fairy Dream of Yeloli: Ice Lotus
This is China's first animated series centered on figure skating. Set in a fictional magical parallel world, the story follows the Ice Princess—now an adult—and the Yeloli fairies as they bravely forge ahead in pursuit of self-realization. While overcoming challenges, they also advocate for environmental protection, encouraging audiences to pay attention to issues such as the melting of the Earth's glaciers. (Source: Official YouTube Channel, translated)
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Is The Fairy Dream of Yeloli: Ice Lotus on Netflix or Crunchyroll?
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Is The Fairy Dream of Yeloli: Ice Lotus available with an English dub?
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