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Tobias, Mary, and Sakuya are way into the The World. Together, they form an inseparable group, grinding toward the break of day and running dungeons in search of the artifacts of adventure. But when the trio becomes lost in this virtual labyrinth, a chance encounter with the mysterious entity known only as Hermit will change their lives forever.
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Tobias, Mary, and Sakuya are way into the The World. Together, they form an inseparable group, grinding toward the break of day and running dungeons in search of the artifacts of adventure. But when the trio becomes lost in this virtual labyrinth, a chance encounter with the mysterious entity known only as Hermit will change their lives forever.
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Genre:Mystery, Animation, Drama, Fantasy
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Kinema Citrus, Bandai Visual
Cast
Masaki Tachibana
Director
Kana Hanazawa
Sakuya / Asumi Aida (voice)
Miyuki Sawashiro
Tobias / Iori Ikuta (voice)
Ayumi Fujimura
Mary / Eri Etou (voice)
Yui Ogura
Hermit (voice)
Sanae Kobayashi
Shamrock (voice)
Masami Iwasaki
Smith (voice)
Yoko Honna
Asta (voice)
Daisuke Namikawa
Iyoten (voice)
Yohei Tadano
Geek (voice)
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