Locodol

★ 8 · 2014 · 24m · Animation · Comedy

Episodes

1. We Tried Starting It.24m ·

2. We Tried Going and Playing.24m ·

3. We Tried Putting It On. We Tried Taking It Off.24m ·

4. We Tried Adding a Manager and Stuff.24m ·

5. We Tried Setting a Big Goal.24m ·

6. We Tried Gathering Cute and Loose Characters.24m ·

7. We Tried Adding a Lot of Things.24m ·

8. We Tried Gathering the Courage to Call.24m ·

9. We Tried Being Selfish.24m ·

10. We Tried Working as Four.24m ·

11. We Tried Gathering Locodols.24m ·

12. We Tried Being Locodols.24m ·

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