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Hadaka no tiger: Eros gari 

Sequel of "Afureru injiru: Ike ike, tiger." One night, while Takuma and the android Mana are making love in an abandoned factory, an android hunter appears and attacks Mana. Meanwhile, Ken, who has taken over the family greengrocer's business, and his sister Aki are nearly run over by a runaway motorcycle in front of the store, but are saved just in time by a man named Goda. However, Ken and Aki recognize the man, who looks exactly like the missing Hideo. Then, one day, Aki is suddenly kidnapped by a tiger-like woman...
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Sequel of "Afureru injiru: Ike ike, tiger." One night, while Takuma and the android Mana are making love in an abandoned factory, an android hunter appears and attacks Mana. Meanwhile, Ken, who has taken over the family greengrocer's business, and his sister Aki are nearly run over by a runaway motorcycle in front of the store, but are saved just in time by a man named Goda. However, Ken and Aki recognize the man, who looks exactly like the missing Hideo. Then, one day, Aki is suddenly kidnapped by a tiger-like woman...

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Directed By:Minoru Kunizawa
Written By:Risaku Kiridōshi
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Freak Out

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