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tagline=Up to 57.1 million viewers for Hungama TV airings | | tagline=Up to 57.1 million viewers for Hungama TV airings | | ||
blurb=Dream Theatre, the licensing agency for the series in India, has announced that the Hungama TV airings of Pokémon anime have been doing very well in India. }} | blurb=Dream Theatre, the licensing agency for the series in India, has announced that the Hungama TV airings of Pokémon anime have been doing very well in India. }} | ||
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In addition to sales of the anime to Hungama TV, Dream Theatre plans to license and produce products for Pokémon in India and South Asia. On a related note, the company intends to sell Pokémon toys, dolls, apparel, and school supplies from January 2015. | In addition to sales of the anime to Hungama TV, Dream Theatre plans to license and produce products for Pokémon in India and South Asia. On a related note, the company intends to sell Pokémon toys, dolls, apparel, and school supplies from January 2015. | ||
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