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Chunibyo no ejiki
The root of all evil lies in Chuunibyouji (eighth-grader syndrome). Every delusion, crime, and psychic phenomenon in this world began with chuunibyou-sickness. The dark energy of chuunibyou-sickness, causes the craziest incidents.
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The root of all evil lies in Chuunibyouji (eighth-grader syndrome). Every delusion, crime, and psychic phenomenon in this world began with chuunibyou-sickness. The dark energy of chuunibyou-sickness, causes the craziest incidents.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:T. Kuroma, Nobuhiko Nakamura, Takeshi Sone
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Albatros (JP)
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