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Master Sensei 

The world-famous elite soldier Master Sensei decides to blow himself up after a series of public scandals destroys his career. However, his plan is put on hold when he meets the young boy scout Piggy, who is in desperate need of help. Master Sensei must now go on one last mission, so he can help Piggy retrieve his braces from his evil tormentor.
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The world-famous elite soldier Master Sensei decides to blow himself up after a series of public scandals destroys his career. However, his plan is put on hold when he meets the young boy scout Piggy, who is in desperate need of help. Master Sensei must now go on one last mission, so he can help Piggy retrieve his braces from his evil tormentor.

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Genre:Comedy, Action
Directed By:Theis G. Holmstrup
Written By:Jes B. Bach
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Styrvolt

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