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When Akihiko was a high school student, he confessed his love to his childhood friend Kumi, but he fell in love with him. After that, Akihiko, who passed the university's Faculty of Science, receives a live invitation from Kumi, who is active as an underground idol. However, after the live, I witnessed the manager and Kumi starting to get involved at the venue. Disappointed Akihiko will work on joint research with Eri, who was the professor's mistress. Then, he develops a new drug, Exo Squall, that will increase his love.
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When Akihiko was a high school student, he confessed his love to his childhood friend Kumi, but he fell in love with him. After that, Akihiko, who passed the university's Faculty of Science, receives a live invitation from Kumi, who is active as an underground idol. However, after the live, I witnessed the manager and Kumi starting to get involved at the venue. Disappointed Akihiko will work on joint research with Eri, who was the professor's mistress. Then, he develops a new drug, Exo Squall, that will increase his love.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Minoru Kunizawa
Written By:Risaku Kiridōshi
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Freak Out

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