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A large spaceship appears over Tokyo three years before the story starts. A one-sided war against the seemingly harmless aliens ensues, sparking controversy and pacifism. Despite this unique and tragic event, high school girls Koyama Kadode and Nakagawa Ouran behave as if nothing has changed. They live their days like they always have. The focus of this story is not the alien invasion, but human nature, dialogue, growing up, and life.
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A large spaceship appears over Tokyo three years before the story starts. A one-sided war against the seemingly harmless aliens ensues, sparking controversy and pacifism. Despite this unique and tragic event, high school girls Koyama Kadode and Nakagawa Ouran behave as if nothing has changed. They live their days like they always have. The focus of this story is not the alien invasion, but human nature, dialogue, growing up, and life.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Reiko Yoshida
In Theaters:
Box Office:$1,382,675
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Production +h., GAGA Corporation, Shogakukan
Cast
Tomoyuki Kurokawa
Director
Lilas Ikuta
Kadode Koyama (voice)
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Ouran 'Ontan' Nakagawa (voice)
Atsumi Tanezaki
Kiho Kurihara (voice)
Miyuri Shimabukuro
Ai Demoto (voice)
Saeko Oki
Rin Hirama (voice)
Azumi Waki
Futaba Takemoto (voice)
Ryoko Shiraishi
Makoto Tainuma (voice)
Miyu Irino
Keita Ōba (voice)
Koki Uchiyama
Kenichi Kohiruimaki (voice)
Taito Ban
Naoki Watarase (voice)
Junichi Suwabe
Hiroshi Nakagawa (voice)
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