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The Werewolf Game: The Beast Side 

10 high school students including Yuka Kabayama are suddenly led to a room and must play the jinrou game. Yuka Kabayama has the jinrou card. She has to hide that fact and kill the players who have the citizens cards one by one. Yuka Kabayama gets excited by her situation.
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10 high school students including Yuka Kabayama are suddenly led to a room and must play the jinrou game. Yuka Kabayama has the jinrou card. She has to hide that fact and kill the players who have the citizens cards one by one. Yuka Kabayama gets excited by her situation.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Izuru Kumasaka
Written By:Ai Yamazaki
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:AMG Entertainment, st'blue

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