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Butt Detective the Movie: Mystery of the Ruins of Tentōmushi poster

Butt Detective the Movie: Mystery of the Ruins of Tentōmushi 

Mystery of the Ladybug Ruins. Here comes the second piece of “Butt Detective" jumps to the big screen. This is an adventurous action film that tells the story of the Butt detective and his father Butt Dandy discover the mystery of the ancient ruins together! One day Butt Detective received a commission from his father's Butt Dandy, which is going to the Ladybug Ruins to investigate into a case. According to the rumors, the hidden treasure in the ruins, possibly could save the continuous drought in the dim dim village. Butt Dandy and a baby panda called Tan arrived to the site in advanced, however someone who wants to steal the treasure are already onto them. Moreover, the phantom thief U delivered a criminal notice at the same time. Butt Detective follows the footstep of Butt Dandy, while unraveling various mysteries in the ruins!
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Mystery of the Ladybug Ruins. Here comes the second piece of “Butt Detective" jumps to the big screen. This is an adventurous action film that tells the story of the Butt detective and his father Butt Dandy discover the mystery of the ancient ruins together! One day Butt Detective received a commission from his father's Butt Dandy, which is going to the Ladybug Ruins to investigate into a case. According to the rumors, the hidden treasure in the ruins, possibly could save the continuous drought in the dim dim village. Butt Dandy and a baby panda called Tan arrived to the site in advanced, however someone who wants to steal the treasure are already onto them. Moreover, the phantom thief U delivered a criminal notice at the same time. Butt Detective follows the footstep of Butt Dandy, while unraveling various mysteries in the ruins!

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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Mystery
Directed By:Hiroki Shibata
Written By:Natsuko Takahashi
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation

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