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Legend of the Night King 3
Third film in the series Legend of the Night King/Yaou Densetsu. The reporter Misuzu interviews Kurosaki, Roppongi's Night King. Her goal is to uncover the fact that Kurosaki once seduced prostitute Madoka and her sister Mika, before selling them off to the underworld.
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Third film in the series Legend of the Night King/Yaou Densetsu. The reporter Misuzu interviews Kurosaki, Roppongi's Night King. Her goal is to uncover the fact that Kurosaki once seduced prostitute Madoka and her sister Mika, before selling them off to the underworld.
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Written By:Daisuke Yamanouchi
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Nextacy, Takeshobo
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