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To battle a malicious monster, five women are gathered in front of Commander Charles against their will. The five women are selected because they each have a family name that represents a color. The five women are filled with doubts about what they are able to do collectively, but they go up against the monster using their lethal technique "Women Tornado". The five women can only use the "Women Tornado" when they are all gathered together.
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To battle a malicious monster, five women are gathered in front of Commander Charles against their will. The five women are selected because they each have a family name that represents a color. The five women are filled with doubts about what they are able to do collectively, but they go up against the monster using their lethal technique "Women Tornado". The five women can only use the "Women Tornado" when they are all gathered together.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Comedy
Directed By:Yuichi Fukuda
Written By:Yuichi Fukuda
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:ROCKWORKS

Cast

Director

Yuichi Fukuda

Director

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Mirei Kiritani

Naoko Akagi (Red)

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Mitsuki Takahata

Yuri Kikawada (Yellow)

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Mizuki Yamamoto

Sumire Konno (Navy)

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Mina Fujii

Mika Aota (Blue)

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Kasumi Arimura

Kano Midoriyama (Green)

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Shunsuke Daitoh

Teruhiko Naruse

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Yoshinori Okada

Section Chief

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Sarutoki Minagawa

Kimihiko Domyoji

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Kitaro

Doctor Kinuta

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Jiro Sato

Charles

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Ken Yasuda

Minagawa

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