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Demon Fighter Kocho (2000)
When angry spirits begin terrorizing her school, it's up to Kocho Enoki to uncover the mystery of their presence and quell their anger before they claim another innocent soul. To take on the otherworldly foes, she'll need enlist her pretty sister, her priestly mentor, her reluctant friend... and her own natural charms.
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When angry spirits begin terrorizing her school, it's up to Kocho Enoki to uncover the mystery of their presence and quell their anger before they claim another innocent soul. To take on the otherworldly foes, she'll need enlist her pretty sister, her priestly mentor, her reluctant friend... and her own natural charms.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Horror
Written By:Hiroshi Toda
In Theaters:10/31/2000
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:Dax International
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