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Prince of Legend
A school has a competition every 3 years in which they pick a Prince of Legend. 14 males students take part in the competition.
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A school has a competition every 3 years in which they pick a Prince of Legend. 14 males students take part in the competition.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Yuko Matsuda
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Hayato Kawai, Kentaro Moriya
Director
Ryota Katayose
Kanade Suzaku
Hiroki Iijima
Gen Kaburagi
Akihisa Shiono
Seiichiro Kuon
Nobuyuki Suzuki
Takato Kyogoku
Kazuma Kawamura
Ryu Kyogoku
Keita Machida
Riichi Yuki
Sei Shiraishi
Naruse Kanon
Hokuto Yoshino
Kouki Tendo
Reo Sano
Aoi Ayanokoji
Sho Kiyohara
Haru Sagasawa
Akihisa Shiono
Kuon Seiichiro
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