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Dragons: Rescue Riders

TV-Y2019–20202 seasonsBrian K. Roberts
IMDb 5.9

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Twins Dak and Leyla and their dragon friends devote their lives to rescuing others, defending their home of Huttsgalor and having fun along the way.

AnimationAction & AdventureComedyKidsSci-Fi & FantasyDrama
Twins3d Animation

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What is Dragons: Rescue Riders (2019) about?

Twins Dak and Leyla and their dragon friends devote their lives to rescuing others, defending their home of Huttsgalor and having fun along the way.

Who stars in Dragons: Rescue Riders?

Dragons: Rescue Riders stars Brennley Brown (Leyla (voice)), Noah Kaye Bentley (Burple (voice)), Nicolas Cantu (Dak (voice)), Andre Robinson (Cutter (voice)), Zach Callison (Winger (voice)). The series was created by Brian K. Roberts.

How many seasons does Dragons: Rescue Riders have?

Dragons: Rescue Riders has 2 seasons. There are 26 episodes in total.

Is Dragons: Rescue Riders worth watching?

Dragons: Rescue Riders holds an IMDb rating of 5.9/10. Fans of Animation, Action & Adventure, Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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