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Happy's mom is a paleontologist, which feeds his love for all things ancient Egypt, especially the mummies. He's fascinated by the process of how they were mummified and imagines himself running away from mummies through the streets of ancient Egypt. On a field trip to the museum, Happy is excited to visit the Egyptian Room, but is bummed when he discovers it's closed for repairs. However, he won't that won't stop him. But the mummy isn't what he expects. It's that of a boy, and even worse, it's alive.

Raman was a very young king and was called "The Boy King." He also died at a young age and was mummified. His mother didn't want to live without him, so she sought the help from a sorcerer who attempted to bring Raman back to life. However, he was already a mummy and he refused to rest again until his amulet is hanging from his neck. For this, he needs the help of Happy in the future. Can the two find the amulet before it's too late?


Final Verdict: I would recommend this to children aged 8 and older who love horror, Egyptian culture, friendship, and suspense.