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The Killer Bean (1996)

Killer Bean has been imprisoned. After the blue beans have asked many questions with some punching, he introduces himself as being The Killer Bean. The interrogator gets scared when he discovers who he has been punching and attempts to run away, but a guard bean shoots him. The beans continue the interrogation with another bigger, stronger bean as the interrogator. After a few more kicks and questions, Killer Bean manages to take guns from his two guards' hands and kills every bean in the room in this epic first installment
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Killer Bean has been imprisoned. After the blue beans have asked many questions with some punching, he introduces himself as being The Killer Bean. The interrogator gets scared when he discovers who he has been punching and attempts to run away, but a guard bean shoots him. The beans continue the interrogation with another bigger, stronger bean as the interrogator. After a few more kicks and questions, Killer Bean manages to take guns from his two guards' hands and kills every bean in the room in this epic first installment

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Genre:Animation, Action
Directed By:Jeff Lew
Written By:Jeff Lew
In Theaters:1/1/1996
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Runtime:2 minutes
Studio:Jeff Lew Productions

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Jeff Lew

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Jeff Lew

The Killer Bean / Bad Beans (voice)

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