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Sealed Video: Warning 5
This is the fifth volume of a collection of ghost videos that have been sealed off because they are too dangerous. Included are "Forbidden Scenario," in which a ghost attacks an actress practicing for a play modeled on an incident, "Lies," in which the spirits of fans are seen in a video posted by an underground idol on SNS, and other scary videos that are forbidden from being made public and are inevitably traumatic.
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This is the fifth volume of a collection of ghost videos that have been sealed off because they are too dangerous. Included are "Forbidden Scenario," in which a ghost attacks an actress practicing for a play modeled on an incident, "Lies," in which the spirits of fans are seen in a video posted by an underground idol on SNS, and other scary videos that are forbidden from being made public and are inevitably traumatic.
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