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Kintaro JK: Shark No-Panty First Pitch Ceremony poster

Kintaro JK: Shark No-Panty First Pitch Ceremony 

Samewo, a great white shark, is to throw out the first pitch of a baseball game. It was supposed to be a disappearing magic ball, but people were disappearing one after another. To their surprise, Sameowo was eating people. While people were being attacked one after another, Kintaro, who had come to the baseball stadium on the sly, was asked for help and transformed to fight...
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Samewo, a great white shark, is to throw out the first pitch of a baseball game. It was supposed to be a disappearing magic ball, but people were disappearing one after another. To their surprise, Sameowo was eating people. While people were being attacked one after another, Kintaro, who had come to the baseball stadium on the sly, was asked for help and transformed to fight...

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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Directed By:Tomohiko Iwasaki
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Runtime:11 minutes
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