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Precarious Woman Executive Miss Black General
Miss Black General is the villainous leader of RX, a secret organization bent on world-domination. Unfortunately, Miss Black General also has a huge crush on Brave Man, a costumed superhero dedicated to foiling RX's evil schemes, and she often mistakes his violent heroics for an overly enthusiastic form of flirtation. So how exactly is she going to to conquer the world when she can't even conquer her own feelings? And how will Brave Man respond to this odd twist?
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Miss Black General is the villainous leader of RX, a secret organization bent on world-domination. Unfortunately, Miss Black General also has a huge crush on Brave Man, a costumed superhero dedicated to foiling RX's evil schemes, and she often mistakes his violent heroics for an overly enthusiastic form of flirtation. So how exactly is she going to to conquer the world when she can't even conquer her own feelings? And how will Brave Man respond to this odd twist?
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Genre:Animation, Comedy
Written By:Jin
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:KADOKAWA, Anime Beans, ODDJOB inc.
Cast
Isamu Ueno
Director
Aimi Tanaka
Miss Black General (voice)
Mitsuhiro Sakamaki
Braveman (voice)
Narumi Kaho
Scientist (voice)
Himari Mochida
Secretary (voice)
Kento Shiraishi
Boss (voice)
Kento Shiraishi
Lightingman (voice)
Takuya Iwabata
Narrator (voice)
Takuya Iwabata
Subordinate A (voice)
Kento Shiraishi
Subordinate B (voice)
Mitsuhiro Sakamaki
Subordinate C (voice)
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