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Ebisuzawa Kurumi, Takeya Yuki, Wakasa Yuri, and Naoki Miki all attend the same high school. They also live on campus at the school. The girls enjoy their time at the school until students become infected by a virus and turn into zombies. The girls are surrounded by student zombies and they struggle desperately to survive.
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Ebisuzawa Kurumi, Takeya Yuki, Wakasa Yuri, and Naoki Miki all attend the same high school. They also live on campus at the school. The girls enjoy their time at the school until students become infected by a virus and turn into zombies. The girls are surrounded by student zombies and they struggle desperately to survive.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Issei Shibata
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Universal Pictures, NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan, DUB, Gambit, Aeon Entertainment
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