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Calamity of a Zombie Girl
When a zombie named Euphrosyne awakens after a century-long slumber, she finds herself coming face-to-face with a group of five university students – a stand-off that leads to a bloody battle for all concerned, revolving around a secret stone hidden in the depths of the campus’ archives.
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When a zombie named Euphrosyne awakens after a century-long slumber, she finds herself coming face-to-face with a group of five university students – a stand-off that leads to a bloody battle for all concerned, revolving around a secret stone hidden in the depths of the campus’ archives.
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Genre:Animation, Action, Horror
Written By:Kenichi Kanemaki
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:GONZO, Stingray
Cast
Hideaki Iwami
Director
Saori Hayami
Euphrosyne Studion (voice)
Yui Ogura
Alma V (voice)
Tomokazu Sugita
Syuichiro Takanashi (voice)
Ryoko Shiraishi
Mako Takanashi (voice)
Miyuki Sawashiro
Sayaka Kamoshida (voice)
Tatsuhisa Suzuki
Masahiro Abe (voice)
Mao Ichimichi
Yui Minagawa (voice)
Yurika Kubo
Noriko Sudo (voice)
Takahiro Miwa
Hiroshi Azuma (voice)
Mugihito
Miyake (voice)
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