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Nintama Rantaro The Stage: ~Nice to Meet You! All Third Graders, Assemble~
With the addition of episodes unique to the stage, the third-year students will make their first appearance in the stage version! Nintama Rantarou is a stage play packed with gags presented in an omnibus format. Well then, get ready for an adventure!
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With the addition of episodes unique to the stage, the third-year students will make their first appearance in the stage version! Nintama Rantarou is a stage play packed with gags presented in an omnibus format. Well then, get ready for an adventure!
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Yutaka Kainuma
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Runtime:118 minutes
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Cast
Yutaka Kainuma
Director
Ryusei Shimonaga
Rantaro Inadera
Ruka Damaseno Takei
Kirimaru Settsuno
Towa Kato
Shinbei Fukutomi
Iori Hayakawa
Magohei Igasaki
Tokia Kitahara
Samon Kanzaki
Tomoya Ishihara
Sannosuke Tsugiya
Shion Otomo
Sakubei Tomatsu
Koki Yukimitsu
Tounai Urakaze
Kouki Iwama
Kazuma Santanda
Ryuto Nishiumi
Takiyashamaru Tairano
Yuta Suzuki
Tomesaburou Kema
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