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Mirage Queen Prefers Circus (2023)

A phantom thief queen—whose age and gender are unknown—flies around the world on an airship in search of treasure. A gemstone the queen had their sights on is stolen from them by a mysterious circus troupe, and a game soon unfolds between the queen and the troupe's magicians, hypnotists, and other members wielding special abilities.
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A phantom thief queen—whose age and gender are unknown—flies around the world on an airship in search of treasure. A gemstone the queen had their sights on is stolen from them by a mysterious circus troupe, and a game soon unfolds between the queen and the troupe's magicians, hypnotists, and other members wielding special abilities.

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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Action
Directed By:Saori Den
Written By:Mariko Kunisawa
In Theaters:6/18/2023
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:East Fish Studio, Pony Canyon, Kodansha, Fuji Television Network, Kansai Television, Rakuten

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