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Deep Sea Monster Raiga
When the Earth's ecosystem is disrupted due to global warming, a plethora of prehistoric sea monsters wage war on Japan. Led by the powerful Raiga, the monsters ravage the city of Asakusa.
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When the Earth's ecosystem is disrupted due to global warming, a plethora of prehistoric sea monsters wage war on Japan. Led by the powerful Raiga, the monsters ravage the city of Asakusa.
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Genre:Action, Fantasy
Written By:Shinpei Hayashiya
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:SRS Cinema
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