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The Extraordinary Pursuer 

The film tells the story of Wu Xiaoyue, a kung fu girl who travels to Tokyo to pursue the dream of a girl group, but accidentally encounters evil extraterrestrial creatures and plagues the earth. In order to protect justice and the stability of the human world, she joins forces with Onmyoji Hisou and the rookie policeman Fujima
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The film tells the story of Wu Xiaoyue, a kung fu girl who travels to Tokyo to pursue the dream of a girl group, but accidentally encounters evil extraterrestrial creatures and plagues the earth. In order to protect justice and the stability of the human world, she joins forces with Onmyoji Hisou and the rookie policeman Fujima

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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Comedy
Directed By:Yin Bo
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Penguin Films

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