Disney's Lagnus & Zara: Theatrical Posters (ft. Characters) - In Theatres November 3rd, 2006

Experience the most unforgottable posters of Lagnus & Zara, duch as Aldera, Nasos, Serilly and Kikimora, as Walt Disney Pictures' Lagnus & Zara hits into theatres on November 3, 2006 (plus additionally in Disney Digital 3-D).
Lagnus & Zara tell the unforgettable non-stellar individual story of two younger and implausible heroes, a brave but foolish warrior named Lagnus and an adorable shoe wizard named Zara, who are unexplicably parted ways from their friends (shortly after Zara attempted to save her stellar mage friends from the Clutches of Frozen Jack). Not knowing how they'd been here to meet each other in the first place, they must form their own unstoppable duo, as they became best friends, where they set out to share reunions to find their way to a target as they went out to solve clues with the trio of segments of enchanted birthplaces in four locations, plus an unforgettable memory of an imminent and destructive terrifying collision between planet Earth and the Sun some 640,000 years ago. They must go to achieve their ultimate goal through a disturbing little land of fun on Spirit Mountain, where Alexei (and his mother and brother Ian) are in trouble when their father Gerardo sets out to rescue them during the 100 character war.
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