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From Today, It's My Turn!!: The Movie (2021)
Taking place after the events of the TV series, Mitsuhashi and Ito face the new enemies.
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Taking place after the events of the TV series, Mitsuhashi and Ito face the new enemies.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Yuichi Fukuda
In Theaters:8/9/2021
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:AX-ON, Nippon Television Network Corporation
Cast
Yuichi Fukuda
Director
Kento Kaku
Takashi Mitsuhashi
Kentaro Ito
Shinji Ito
Nana Seino
Riko Akasaka
Kanna Hashimoto
Kyoko Hayakawa
Taiga Nakano
Katsutoshi Imai
Yuma Yamoto
Yasuo Tanigawa
Nobuyuki Suzuki
Satoshi Katagiri
Hayato Isomura
Takeshi Sagara
Yumi Wakatsuki
Akemi Kawasaki
Reiya Masaki
Naoya Sagawa
Tsuyoshi Muro
Teacher Mukunoki
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