Spirit Cannonball Girls
Six women were forced to participate in a mysterious game because they could not return the money they borrowed from the black market. Lolita, a famous maid cafe, Boyne, a idol, Doll, a manga artist, Nancy, a sex worker, Reika, a former assassin, and a mystery: Chimama. Accompanied by Max, Tyranno, and Latte, dispatched by a mysterious foundation, they search deep forests for Gumball trophies, and make them participate in a death game in which those found will be forgiven of their debts and others will be killed.
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Six women were forced to participate in a mysterious game because they could not return the money they borrowed from the black market. Lolita, a famous maid cafe, Boyne, a idol, Doll, a manga artist, Nancy, a sex worker, Reika, a former assassin, and a mystery: Chimama. Accompanied by Max, Tyranno, and Latte, dispatched by a mysterious foundation, they search deep forests for Gumball trophies, and make them participate in a death game in which those found will be forgiven of their debts and others will be killed.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Yoshiyuki Okazaki
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:BloodWorks, Earth Gate
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