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The Princess and the Robot is a brésilien film of genre Science fiction released in USA on 22 december 1983
The Princess and the Robot (1983)
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Add to a movie listThe Princess and the Robot (Portuguese: A Princesa e o Robô) is a 1983 Brazilian animated film based on the Monica's Gang comic books. It was the second film based on Monica's Gang and the first to present an original story, since the other movies are just episodes of the cartoon, until the movie Uma Aventura no Tempo of 2007.
Synopsis
At a small planet in the shape of heart, there is a pulsating star that ends up dropping through space and lands on another planet, called Cenourano, reaching a robot that is passionate about the princess of the kingdom where you live : Princess Mimi .Monica's Gang
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