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Dark Cat
Hyoi and Rui, two inhuman brothers with the powers of the Dark Cat, a spiritual martial art that allows them to sense supernatural beings and turn into cats, are caught up in a dilemma involving their Dark Cat master, Jakokubo, who plans to summon the evil in humans as a tremendous feast for himself and his power. What do a group of local high schoolers have to do with his nefarious plans, and will the Dark Cat brothers be able to save their newfound friends from certain danger?
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Hyoi and Rui, two inhuman brothers with the powers of the Dark Cat, a spiritual martial art that allows them to sense supernatural beings and turn into cats, are caught up in a dilemma involving their Dark Cat master, Jakokubo, who plans to summon the evil in humans as a tremendous feast for himself and his power. What do a group of local high schoolers have to do with his nefarious plans, and will the Dark Cat brothers be able to save their newfound friends from certain danger?
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy, Adventure, Horror
Written By:Toshiki Inoue
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Agent 21, Nikkatsu Corporation, E&G Films
Cast
Iku Suzuki
Director
Tsutomu Kashiwakura
Rui Kagezaki (voice)
Ryotaro Okiayu
Hyoi Kagezaki (voice)
Yumi Touma
Takako Asagaya (voice)
Aya Hisakawa
Aimi Koenji (voice)
Shigeru Nakahara
Hiroki Koizumi (voice)
Daisuke Gori
Jakokubo (voice)
Hikaru Midorikawa
Kondo (voice)
Junko Hagimori
Sakiko Egami (voice)
Maria Kawamura
Ogawa-sensei (voice)
Michie Tomizawa
Mu Douji (voice)
Nobutoshi Canna
Nishimura (voice)
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