Author: Sun Wensheng
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
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1. Hero Bigfoot (1): The boy Biko, with extremely large feet, gets the nickname "Bigfoot." He is a fat, slow-moving person who is often bullied but never stops dreaming of becoming a hero. The old demon hiding in the Black Forest tells him that he can be given a brave heart. In the old demon's den, Biko accidentally drinks the "Tiger Soul" that the old demon has treasured for many years. He becomes incredibly strong and fearless. As a result, he is tricked by the old demon and locked inside a magic bottle. The girl Xiaoxue uses tears of love to free Biko, but falls into the old demon's hands!
2. Hero Bigfoot (2): To rescue his classmate Xiaoxue, Biko ventures into the mountains alone. Uncle Fox tells him that his classmate Xiaoxue has been given to the Black Tiger King as a gift by the old demon and is kept in the "Children's Garden" for wild animals to play with and admire. It turns out that the Black Tiger King, in retaliation for humans' cruelty to animals, has built the "Children's Garden" as a copy of human "zoos." In the mountains, Biko discovers that many animals do not hostilely oppose humans and still cherish their bond with people. With their help, Biko breaks the encirclement of the owls, defeats the tiger general and wolf general, and finally rescues over a hundred children, including Xiaoxue. However, he still cannot overcome the old, cunning master demon.
Hero Bigfoot (1) Hero Bigfoot (2)
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