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Mr. Ghost: Yin Yang Intermediate Station
At a mysterious paper effigy shop that connects the living and the dead, two eerie tales unfold. In one, a cursed mirror reveals the dark price of betrayal and vanity. In the other, a girl’s new hair extensions trigger strange and terrifying events.
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At a mysterious paper effigy shop that connects the living and the dead, two eerie tales unfold. In one, a cursed mirror reveals the dark price of betrayal and vanity. In the other, a girl’s new hair extensions trigger strange and terrifying events.
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