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Earth Defense Girls P9
At the end of the 20th century, the Earth Defense Force continued to protect the earth from aliens and monsters that invaded one after another. Returning to the origin of his successful work "Earth Defense Girl Iko-chan". With AKB48's Haruka Katayama and SDN48's Kayo Noro as cast members, nine unique beautiful girl members fight against the invaders to defend the earth.
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At the end of the 20th century, the Earth Defense Force continued to protect the earth from aliens and monsters that invaded one after another. Returning to the origin of his successful work "Earth Defense Girl Iko-chan". With AKB48's Haruka Katayama and SDN48's Kayo Noro as cast members, nine unique beautiful girl members fight against the invaders to defend the earth.
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Written By:Minoru Kawasaki, Takao Nakano
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Runtime:77 minutes
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Minoru Kawasaki
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Haruka Katayama
Shinpachi Tsuchiura
Kayo Noro
Kazumi Mizusawa
Yuki Asakura
Nisa Kurosaki
Mai Kotone
Goto Yellow Painting
Manami Ikura
Rokuki Kaneshiro
Jui Takajo
Mina Aokawa
Kei Tomoe
Kyushu Hiori
Moppun
Captain Kutamuki
Mitsuko Hoshi
Mysterious woman
Shunichi Okita
Secretary Yabunaka
Bin Furuya
Willow
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