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Miss Boys! Yûjô no yukue-hen
A year after the cross-dressing tournament, the fan club is weakened, it only has two members left. But a new kid who seems to be a fan of "Masamin" makes his appearance. Kaneko, for his part, feels a certain weariness in the attractiveness of his friend and will try to shine on his own, leaving the club...
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A year after the cross-dressing tournament, the fan club is weakened, it only has two members left. But a new kid who seems to be a fan of "Masamin" makes his appearance. Kaneko, for his part, feels a certain weariness in the attractiveness of his friend and will try to shine on his own, leaving the club...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sho Kataoka
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:DUB, Geneon Universal Entertainment
Cast
Sakichi Sato
Director
Kenta Kamakari
Sakamoto Masami / Masamin
Shôgo Suzuki
Kaneko Shun / Nekochan
Yuki Furukawa
Shuichi Higashi / Matthew
Yuuki Tsujimoto
Miki / Mikity
Ryoma Baba
Jo Moroboshi / Ojo
Tomoya Warabino
Sakurai Shigeru / Cherry
Kōta Kusano
Tetsuro Kamon
Ken Maeda
Romeo
Asuka Kurosawa
Kyoko Kagami
Risa Taniuchi
Kirara Mai
Keisuke Ueda
Kanata Miyama
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