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Higurashi: When They Cry - Outbreak
Higurashi Outbreak is set in the same Hinamizawa village of the previous stories. The village has been completely sealed off due to a mysterious virus in 1983, and Keiichi Maebara and Rena Ryūgū deal with the outbreak. But this time, they don't know if its Oyashiro-sama's curse or a conspiracy. It is also shown that Rika might be infected by the virus. Not much is known about the story yet, but in an interview the makers of the OVA revealed that the ending will differ from the original story.
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Higurashi Outbreak is set in the same Hinamizawa village of the previous stories. The village has been completely sealed off due to a mysterious virus in 1983, and Keiichi Maebara and Rena Ryūgū deal with the outbreak. But this time, they don't know if its Oyashiro-sama's curse or a conspiracy. It is also shown that Rika might be infected by the virus. Not much is known about the story yet, but in an interview the makers of the OVA revealed that the ending will differ from the original story.
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Genre:Mystery, Animation, Horror
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Studio:Studio Deen
Cast
Toshifumi Kawase
Director
Mika Kanai
Satoko Houjou (voice)
Mai Nakahara
Rena Ryuuguu (voice)
Soichiro Hoshi
Keiichi Maebara (voice)
Yukari Tamura
Rika Furude (voice)
Satsuki Yukino
Mion Sonozaki (voice)
Satsuki Yukino
Shion Sonozaki (voice)
Yui Horie
Hanyuu Furude (voice)
Rie Tanaka
Nomura (voice)
Toshihiko Seki
Kyousuke Irie (voice)
Naoko Matsui
Aiko Maebara (voice)
Yasunori Matsumoto
Ichirou Maebara (voice)
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