Armorsaurs is airing tomorrow on Disney+. The show is already stomping through Disney XD and Disney NOW. Disney+ should be excited for the premiere on February 18. That Hashtag Show got to talk to the creative team and the actors during a special media junket and presentation. We sat down with
Armorsaurs is currently airing on Disney XD and Disney NOW, with a Disney+ premiere waiting in the wings on February 18. That Hashtag Show was lucky enough to attend the show’s media junket and a presentation about the series. Series stars Jailen Bates, Jacob Makabi, Derrick Kwak, Avianna Mynhier,
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