Shin-chan and his friends travel to India for a dance festival, but Bo-chan accidentally becomes possessed by an evil force from a mysterious backpack and turns into a powerful tyrant. Now, the Kasukabe Guard must work together to save Bo-chan and stop his rampage.
Masakazu Hashimoto
Director
Yumiko Kobayashi
Shinnosuke Nohara (voice)
Miki Narahashi
Misae Nohara (voice)
Toshiyuki Morikawa
Hiroshi Nohara (voice)
Satomi Korogi
Himawari Nohara (voice)
Mari Mashiba
Shiro / Toru Kazama (voice)
Tamao Hayashi
Nene Sakurada (voice)
Teiyu Ichiryusai
Masao Sato (voice)
Show Hayami
Dill (voice)
Koichi Yamadera
Kabir (voice)
Eiji Kotoge
Mr. Mhm Uh-huh (voice)
Noriko Hidaka
Sugoi Cube (voice)
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