As each nation takes a piece of the gem and flees, Raya’s father entrusts his daughter with their piece, entreats her to unite the kingdoms and flings her into the river just as he himself is turned to stone. She watches in horror as her beloved father is shot and the gem she has sworn to protect is broken into pieces which releases the evil Druuns once again.

His young daughter, Raya, trained as a warrior princess, strikes up a friendship with a girl named Namaari from another kingdom but her trust is soon betrayed. After the passing of centuries, a kind-hearted King dreams of reuniting the lands and invites all the nations to reconcile and form Kumandra again. As the years passed, mistrust and animosity grew and the gem had to be hidden away. In fear, the people split up the land, drawing borders and boundaries. As the last dragons made a valiant stance to save what remained of humanity, their combined power wiped out the Druuns, but when the smoke cleared, all the dragons were gone and nothing was left save a magical gem and the legend of a lone dragon. That is until a plague of evil creatures called Druuns arrived, bringing with them nothing but death and destruction, turning all life to ash and stone. Once there was a land called Kumandra where people lived happily, guarded by magical dragons who brought water, prosperity and peace. material that may scare or disturb children.This review of the movie contains the following information: Mild fantasy themes and animated violence Researchers who focus on Children and the Media.eBook - Quality Play and Media in Childhood Education and Care.Apps can track: privacy tips and checks.Little Big Shots International Film Festival for Kids.

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