A terrifying new Robobeast is about to be unleashed! All is not as it seems in Aquora. With traitors in their midst, can Max and Lia prevent the colossal leopard seal Hydror from being turned into a deadly weapon?
Sea Quest: Hydror the Ocean Hunter
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Adam Blade is the creator of the hugely successful BEAST QUEST and SEA QUEST.
A terrifying new Robobeast is about to be unleashed! All is not as it seems in Aquora. With traitors in their midst, can Max and Lia prevent the colossal leopard seal Hydror from being turned into a deadly weapon?
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