

Animation · Family · Fantasy
Overview
An unidentified airship crashed in a peaceful little Porong Porong forest. Pororo and his friends find a little dinosaur 'Alo', which sleeps in an egg-shaped airship that crashed in the forest. When they opened the lid of the airship, the little dinosaur ‘Alo’ awakened. But he can not remember anything other than his own name. Eddy repairs the airship that Alo rides on, and as soon as he powers on, the airships that start working swallow Crong and Alo and disappear from the sky. Can Pororo and his friends save their friends and dinosaurs and go back to home?
Top Cast


Lee Sun
Lee Sun
Pororo (voice)
Lee Sun
Pororo (voice)


Kim Hwan-jin
Kim Hwan-jin
Poby (voice)
Kim Hwan-jin
Poby (voice)


Lee Mi-ja
Lee Mi-ja
Crong (voice)
Lee Mi-ja
Crong (voice)


Ham Su-jung
Ham Su-jung
Eddy (voice)
Ham Su-jung
Eddy (voice)


Hong So-young
Hong So-young
Loopy (voice)
Hong So-young
Loopy (voice)


Chung Mi-sook
Chung Mi-sook
Petty (voice)
Chung Mi-sook
Petty (voice)


Kim Seo-young
Kim Seo-young
Harry (voice)
Kim Seo-young
Harry (voice)


Um Sang-hyun
Um Sang-hyun
Mr. Y (voice)
Um Sang-hyun
Mr. Y (voice)
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