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Idol Ninja: The Beginning
Soa, a Korean assassin, takes on a brutal trial to defeat three fighters in order to become an idol kunoichi (female ninja). She swiftly takes down the first and second men with her dazzling moves. But the final opponent who appears is a woman in a suit. The two fight fiercely, struggling over a handgun as their intense battle unfolds…
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Soa, a Korean assassin, takes on a brutal trial to defeat three fighters in order to become an idol kunoichi (female ninja). She swiftly takes down the first and second men with her dazzling moves. But the final opponent who appears is a woman in a suit. The two fight fiercely, struggling over a handgun as their intense battle unfolds…
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