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New Kabuki Final Fantasy X (2023)
A kabuki play rendition of the video game Final Fantasy X, available for streaming for a limited time.
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A kabuki play rendition of the video game Final Fantasy X, available for streaming for a limited time.
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Written By:Hiroyuki Yatsu
In Theaters:7/19/2023
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Runtime:341 minutes
Studio:Kinoshita Group
Cast
Kikunosuke Onoe V, Kahori Kanaya
Director
Kikunosuke Onoe V
Tidus / Chupp
Shido Nakamura
Auron
Matsuya Onoe
Seymour
Nakamura Baishi
Lulu
Nakamura Mantarō
Luzzu / 23rd Ooaka-ya
Yonekichi Nakamura V
Yuna
Hashinosuke Nakamura
Wakka
Ushinosuke Onoe
Tidus (Child) / Fayth
Kamimura Kichitarō
Rikku
Nakamura Sinobu
Yunalesca / Tidus’s Mother / Crusader
Bandō Hikosaburō
Kimahri
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