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Gon

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Gon, the last dinosaur, continues to explore the wilderness, riding inside a shark, shaking up a forest when a tick torments him, and marching with the penguins.

Gon

By Masashi Tanaka

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Gon, the last surviving dinosaur, has a run-in with some piranhas, helps a pack of baby wolf cubs get even with the vicious tiger that killed their mother, and feels the effects of eating a large q...

Gon

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Gon, the last surviving dinosaur, finds a turtle shell andgets stuck after trying it on, and when a tornado deposits him, along with his friends, in the desert, Gon must find a way back before ever...

Gon tome 1

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Gon tome 2

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Gon tome 3

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Gon tome 4

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Gon tome 6

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Gon tomes 1 a 5

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Gon

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A story about Gon, a baby tyrannosaurus rex, who appears in the present time and lives in the wilderness with other animals.

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