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The vow(บน) 

Yo and Boy, the two of them have to come across a shrine shaped like a Doraemon cartoon character. They argue about the sacredness of this shrine and whether we should really believe in it or not.
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Yo and Boy, the two of them have to come across a shrine shaped like a Doraemon cartoon character. They argue about the sacredness of this shrine and whether we should really believe in it or not.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Yosthana boonyoprakan
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Runtime:9 minutes
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