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Eunbikkabiui Yesnal Yesjeog-e
Finished Airing TV PG - Children

Eunbikkabiui Yesnal Yesjeog-e

은비까비의 옛날옛적에 · 1991–1992

Magical cloud travelers explore rich folkloric fables across ancient Korean history.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonSpring 1992 StudioHanho Heung-Up SourceOther
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Riding atop a miraculous flying cloud across the skies of historical Korea, gentle dokkaebi goblin girl Eunbi and her mischievous companion Kkabi serve as celestial observers of mortal virtue. Whenever moral dilemmas unfold in rustic villages, mountain temples, or imperial courts, the magical duo descends to witness classical Korean folk legends firsthand. From filial woodcutters outsmarting greedy officials to humble farmers rewarded for helping injured swallows, Eunbi and Kkabi celebrate traditional virtues of honesty, generosity, and filial piety, preserving the oral storytelling heritage of ancient Korea for future generations.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Produced by legendary South Korean animation studio Hanho Heung-Up and broadcast on KBS1 in 1991, *Eunbikkabiui Yesnal Yesjeog-e* is a revered cultural masterpiece of Korean television animation. Serving as the direct sequel to KBS's acclaimed 1989 folklore series, the production adapted traditional Korean oral fairy tales with rich hand-drawn cel animation and memorable folk music arrangements. The series achieved extraordinary television ratings and remains a cherished cultural touchstone for generations of South Korean viewers.
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