Kintaro JK & Sexual Harassment Shark: Outrageous Cosmic Rays
One day, mysterious cosmic rays that materialize two-dimensional objects rain down on Earth. A monster octopus drawn by a young boy comes to life and wreaks havoc in the city. Kintaro tries to make the octopus disappear while it's still inside a wall, but ends up falling for the monster's provocations, making the situation even more complicated. Kintaro JK is also in danger.
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One day, mysterious cosmic rays that materialize two-dimensional objects rain down on Earth. A monster octopus drawn by a young boy comes to life and wreaks havoc in the city. Kintaro tries to make the octopus disappear while it's still inside a wall, but ends up falling for the monster's provocations, making the situation even more complicated. Kintaro JK is also in danger.
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