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Wish Dragon is a 2021 animated fantasy comedy film written and directed by Chris Appelhans (in his feature directorial debut) and produced by Sony Pictures Animation and Tencent Pictures. The film stars Jimmy Wong , John Cho , Constance Wu , Natasha Liu Bordizzo , Jimmy O. Yang , Aaron Yoo , Will Yun Lee , and Ronny Chieng .
Leanna "Li Na" Wang is one of the two deuteragonists of the 2021 film Wish Dragon. As a teenager, Li Na has black eyes and long black hair. She wears a white long shirt, a golden belt around her waist, black flats and a long green skirt. Li Na is very protective and will stop any bully.
Pockets is the main antagonist of Sony Pictures Animation's 25th feature film Wish Dragon. He is Din's arch-nemesis and a bounty hunter who will do anything to get what he is supposed to retrieve, later betraying his employer Mr. Wong to have the magic cup for himself.
Din Song is the protagonist of the 2021 film Wish Dragon. He is a college student who works as a deliverer, and attempts to reconnect with his childhood friend Li Na, who had moved away from his neighborhood ten years ago, with the help of wish-granting dragon Long.
Wish Dragon: Directed by Chris Appelhans. With Jimmy Wong, John Cho, Constance Wu, Natasha Liu Bordizzo. Determined teen Din is longing to reconnect with his childhood best friend when he meets a wish-granting dragon who shows him the magic of possibilities.
Din Song is a working-class college student who is the protagonist in the 2021 animated film Wish Dragon. He is voiced by . Din is a young Chinese teenager. He has light skin complexion, dark brown eyes, and a short black hair.
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Long is one of the two deuteragonists of the 2021 film Wish Dragon. He is a magical dragon who had been stuck in his teapot for a thousand years and has the capability to grant three wishes. Born into royalty as Longzhu, Long falsely learned at a young age that gold was power.
