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After Kyoko witnesses the execution of outlawed zombies, she becomes even more fearful of being found out. She is secretly taking care of her zombie husband. When her friend Sato finds out it is only a matter of time before she has to make an unbearable choice.
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After Kyoko witnesses the execution of outlawed zombies, she becomes even more fearful of being found out. She is secretly taking care of her zombie husband. When her friend Sato finds out it is only a matter of time before she has to make an unbearable choice.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Kibe Kousuke, Naoyuki Sumitani
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:OMURO
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