Call Me Tonight
Rumi, a phone sex operator making ends meet, falls for her most challenging client yet: Ryo, a young man who transforms into a monstrous beast when he's aroused. But Rumi’s not the only one with her eye on the cursed caller.
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Rumi, a phone sex operator making ends meet, falls for her most challenging client yet: Ryo, a young man who transforms into a monstrous beast when he's aroused. But Rumi’s not the only one with her eye on the cursed caller.
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Genre:Animation, Romance, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Tatsuya Okamoto
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:C.Moon, Anime International Company
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