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Bunny-Man
A multimillionaire superhero strikes against evil forces in anonymity wearing a rabbit mask. He is driven by the desire to avenge his sister who committed suicide after suffering a violent act, images of which wound up on the internet.
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A multimillionaire superhero strikes against evil forces in anonymity wearing a rabbit mask. He is driven by the desire to avenge his sister who committed suicide after suffering a violent act, images of which wound up on the internet.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Alessandra Starr Ward, Andrea Iervolino, Daniel H. Friedman
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Studio:Tatatu
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