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The Specials (2026)
Former assassin Daiya has long left the criminal world, but he decides to take up a mission to kill a rival gang boss for a huge payday. The catch: To kill his target at a talent show, he must go undercover and perform in a pop dance group.
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Former assassin Daiya has long left the criminal world, but he decides to take up a mission to kill a rival gang boss for a huge payday. The catch: To kill his target at a talent show, he must go undercover and perform in a pop dance group.
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Genre:Comedy, Action, Music
Written By:Eiji Uchida, Santa Ikegame
In Theaters:4/12/2026
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:HIAN, avex pictures, PIA Corporation, YUKE'S, LONDO BELL
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