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Meet Your Local Yuru-Chara 

Pa-zu is the local mascot who stayed behind when his childhood friends moved south. Out of love for the place he grew up, he has endured a lot, as he pushes through adversity towards his goal of one day becoming a successful yuru-chara, or mascot character.
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Pa-zu is the local mascot who stayed behind when his childhood friends moved south. Out of love for the place he grew up, he has endured a lot, as he pushes through adversity towards his goal of one day becoming a successful yuru-chara, or mascot character.

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Directed By:Magnus Fredriksson
Written By:Lo Ragnar Lindström
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Runtime:5 minutes
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