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Break of Dawn
In 2049, Yuuma Sawatari is an elementary school kid who loves everything about space and astronomy. He was initially excited when his parents bought a robot called Nanako, but he was disappointed when he learned that she was basically just a boring housekeeping robot. However, when he does finally try to talk to her about space, something strange happens. Her system crashes and is taken over by what claims to be a marooned alien ship! The alien ship wants Yuuma's help to get back to space!
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In 2049, Yuuma Sawatari is an elementary school kid who loves everything about space and astronomy. He was initially excited when his parents bought a robot called Nanako, but he was disappointed when he learned that she was basically just a boring housekeeping robot. However, when he does finally try to talk to her about space, something strange happens. Her system crashes and is taken over by what claims to be a marooned alien ship! The alien ship wants Yuuma's help to get back to space!
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Adventure
Written By:Dai Sato
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:avex pictures, Zero-G
Cast
Tomoyuki Kurokawa
Director
Hana Sugisaki
Yuuma Sawatari (voice)
Aoi Yuki
Nanako (voice)
Natsumi Fujiwara
Shingo Kishi (voice)
Nobuhiko Okamoto
Ginnosuke Tadokoro (voice)
Inori Minase
Kaori Kawai (voice)
Haruka Tomatsu
Wako Kishi (voice)
Romi Park
The February Dawn (voice)
Kana Hanazawa
Haruka Sawatari (voice)
Yoshimasa Hosoya
Ryou Sawatari (voice)
Kenjiro Tsuda
Yoshitatsu Kawai (voice)
Natsuko Yokosawa
Mifuyu Kishi (voice)
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