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TJPW Hyper Misao Produce Show - Hype!
Hyper Misao invites you into her mind for a professional wrestling show unlike any other. When the final match of the previously-unannounced Miracle Heart Catch Shuffle Tag Tournament goes awry, Mahiro Kiryu finds herself in the middle of a timeline-hopping adventure where the fate of the world rests on her shoulders.
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Hyper Misao invites you into her mind for a professional wrestling show unlike any other. When the final match of the previously-unannounced Miracle Heart Catch Shuffle Tag Tournament goes awry, Mahiro Kiryu finds herself in the middle of a timeline-hopping adventure where the fate of the world rests on her shoulders.
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Runtime:142 minutes
Studio:Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling
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