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A sinister force is invading the neighborhood, and Shinnosuke is the only one who notices -- until a kid named Mata appears to help him save the day.
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A sinister force is invading the neighborhood, and Shinnosuke is the only one who notices -- until a kid named Mata appears to help him save the day.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Mitsuru Hongo
In Theaters:
Box Office:$12,064,468
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Shin-Ei Animation, TV Asahi, ADK, Futabasha
Cast
Mitsuru Hongo
Director
Akiko Yajima
Shinnosuke Nohara (voice)
Miki Narahashi
Misae Nohara (voice)
Keiji Fujiwara
Hiroshi Nohara (voice)
Satomi Korogi
Himawari Nohara (voice)
Mari Mashiba
Shiro / Toru Kazama (voice)
Yui Horie
Mata Tami (voice)
Mitsuru Miyamoto
Makku Ra Kuranosuke (voice)
Rei Sakuma
Chitai (voice)
Takako Honda
Puririn Ankokku (voice)
Kurumi Mamiya
Gingin / Kuro (voice)
Tomoko Kaneda
Kinkin (voice)
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