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Evil Idol Song 

Kana Fujisaki is an unsuccessful idol who does gravure and also works as a singer-songwriter. Her production company is trying to get her a pillow fight with a producer in the industry, as she is not selling well as a singer. And she is terrified of being stalked by a black shadow, perhaps due to her daily stress.
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Kana Fujisaki is an unsuccessful idol who does gravure and also works as a singer-songwriter. Her production company is trying to get her a pillow fight with a producer in the industry, as she is not selling well as a singer. And she is terrified of being stalked by a black shadow, perhaps due to her daily stress.

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Genre:Music, Horror
Directed By:Hajime Ohata
Written By:Hajime Ohata
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Runtime:78 minutes
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