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Magical Meat 

Asahi suffers from panophobia; an excessive fear of absolute everything. His unfortunate disorder is so debilitating that his wife and daughter have no choice but to seek out Danny Trejo to help cure him of his insufferable disease.
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Asahi suffers from panophobia; an excessive fear of absolute everything. His unfortunate disorder is so debilitating that his wife and daughter have no choice but to seek out Danny Trejo to help cure him of his insufferable disease.

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Directed By:Eric Boadella
Written By:Eric Boadella, Francisco Toledo
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Runtime:13 minutes
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