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Nemosu Idol Sosenkyo Battle 

Members of a group of idols "Houkago Puritei Seitokai" are abducted in Akihabara and are entered to participate in a webcast game where the talents of the Idols are determined by a general election of the spectators. Each round the winner advances, but the loser will be subjected to rape, humiliation and death. Who will reign the title of Number one?
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Members of a group of idols "Houkago Puritei Seitokai" are abducted in Akihabara and are entered to participate in a webcast game where the talents of the Idols are determined by a general election of the spectators. Each round the winner advances, but the loser will be subjected to rape, humiliation and death. Who will reign the title of Number one?

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Genre:Crime, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Koji Shiraishi
Written By:Koji Shiraishi
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Runtime:70 minutes
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Koji Shiraishi

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Seiko Ando

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Rika Kawamura

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Ai Aita

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Ena Kawamura

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Tadao Kawamoto

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Nobu Morimoto

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Kaede Natsuki

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Shohei Uno

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