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Octodecapus
In a chaotic city, an Octodecapus, lonely and in need of affection, tells the story of his life. Born in a liquor store and abandoned by his mother, he grows up alone in the human world, imagining he has a superhero father too busy to have a family.
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In a chaotic city, an Octodecapus, lonely and in need of affection, tells the story of his life. Born in a liquor store and abandoned by his mother, he grows up alone in the human world, imagining he has a superhero father too busy to have a family.
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