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Too Young To Die!
After dying in a bus crash and falling to hell, high schooler Daisuke joins a demonic rock band so he can be reincarnated back into the mortal world.
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After dying in a bus crash and falling to hell, high schooler Daisuke joins a demonic rock band so he can be reincarnated back into the mortal world.
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Genre:Romance, Fantasy, Music, Comedy
Written By:Kankuro Kudo
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:TOHO, Asmik Ace, J Storm, KDDI, PARCO, AMUSE, GYAO, Otona Keikaku
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