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Devils that lurk within humans, and family that is deemed irreplaceable to humans. With these two words, a new story in which familiar characters clash with passion. After a long battle, the Igarashi Family and their friends have finally achieved peace. However... a new threat that transcends Giff, the progenitor of the demons, has appeared.
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Devils that lurk within humans, and family that is deemed irreplaceable to humans. With these two words, a new story in which familiar characters clash with passion. After a long battle, the Igarashi Family and their friends have finally achieved peace. However... a new threat that transcends Giff, the progenitor of the demons, has appeared.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Nobuhiro Mouri
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Toei Video Company, Toei Company
Cast
Koichi Sakamoto
Director
Wataru Hyuga
Daiji Igarashi / Kagero
Junya Komatsu
Hiromi Kadota
Kentaro Maeda
Ikki Igarashi
Ayaka Imoto
Sakura Igarashi
Noritaka Hamao
George Karizaki
Hikari Kabashima
Hana Natsuki
Claud Hachijoin
Go Tamaki
Kiyotaka Uji
Tatsuhiko Tabuchi
Kazuya Tanabe
Yujiro Wakabayashi
Ryosuke Takahashi
Kagetaka Ichimura
Yu Imari
Shunichiro Somei
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