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Super Real Mahjong: Mahjong Battle Scramble
Mahjong-playing sisters Kasumi, Miki, and Shouko are sent to a world where mahjong tiles are currency. In order to return to their world, they must defeat a mahjong-playing rabbit who rules the land.
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Mahjong-playing sisters Kasumi, Miki, and Shouko are sent to a world where mahjong tiles are currency. In order to return to their world, they must defeat a mahjong-playing rabbit who rules the land.
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Genre:Animation
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Seta Corporation, Datam Polystar, TAVAC
Cast
Shinichi Watanabe
Director
Yumiko Shibata
Kasumi Serizawa (voice)
Mayumi Shou
Miki Serizawa (voice)
Yuriko Yamamoto
Shoko (voice)
Aya Hisakawa
Yu (voice)
Mari Maruta
Kaori (voice)
Mayumi Seto
Mana (voice)
Kae Araki
Spying Cat (voice)
Kazuma Tanaka
Rabijan (voice)
Kohei Miyauchi
Medium (voice)
Masaharu Sato
Yiping (voice)
Masaya Onosaka
Ryu (voice)
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