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Minori Scramble!
Tamaki's father is a researcher who studies penguins. She herself on the other hand cannot stand them though. In order to help her overcome this aversion, Minori, a Penguinoid (penguin-android) is created. However, the two are continuously getting into trouble.
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Tamaki's father is a researcher who studies penguins. She herself on the other hand cannot stand them though. In order to help her overcome this aversion, Minori, a Penguinoid (penguin-android) is created. However, the two are continuously getting into trouble.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Masaki Hiramatsu
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:ufotable, Aniplex, THE KLOCKWORX
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