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Ninja Vixens: Forbidden Paradise (2006)

Mizuho Enomoto debuts as Myst, one of two beautiful ninja sisters who save Iyori, a young samurai on the run. Myst and Bell have a secret, though – one they’ll do anything to protect! As they nurse Iyori back to health, love blossoms – not just between two of them, but between all three! But when Myst’s mentor, the demon hag Ogen, shows up looking for a deadly revenge, their forbidden paradise could be shattered forever!
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Mizuho Enomoto debuts as Myst, one of two beautiful ninja sisters who save Iyori, a young samurai on the run. Myst and Bell have a secret, though – one they’ll do anything to protect! As they nurse Iyori back to health, love blossoms – not just between two of them, but between all three! But when Myst’s mentor, the demon hag Ogen, shows up looking for a deadly revenge, their forbidden paradise could be shattered forever!

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Nobuyuki Sakai
Written By:Daiji Hattori, Junichi Inoue
In Theaters:11/28/2006
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Runtime:76 minutes
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Director

Nobuyuki Sakai

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Yuuki Matsuda

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Mizuho Enomoto

Myst

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Misaki Kanda

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Katou Masaki

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Kenji Takaoka

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Keiji Matsuda

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