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Aragne: Sign of Vermillion
A young woman in a decaying apartment complex finds herself seeing worms and moths everywhere, bursting out of beetles, animals, and people, and sets out to find how this is related to a rash of murders across the city.
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A young woman in a decaying apartment complex finds herself seeing worms and moths everywhere, bursting out of beetles, animals, and people, and sets out to find how this is related to a rash of murders across the city.
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Genre:Animation, Horror, Mystery, Fantasy
Written By:Saku Sakamoto
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Saku Sakamoto
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