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PERSONA3 the Weird Masquerade ~Beyond the Blue Sky~ (2023)

The fifth musical adaptation of Persona 3, performed April 19th-23rd 2017 at Theatre G-Rosso in Tokyo.
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The fifth musical adaptation of Persona 3, performed April 19th-23rd 2017 at Theatre G-Rosso in Tokyo.

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Directed By:Makoto Kimura
Written By:Kotora Kagurazawa
In Theaters:5/1/2023
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Aniplex

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