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Transfer Student on the 13th
On Friday the 13th, Yuka, a new transfer student, joins her new school's occult club. Strange things begin to happen one after another, and eventually these eerie phenomena attack Yuka, leading to her hospitalization. A bizarro haunted house tale from Tanima Yumeji.
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On Friday the 13th, Yuka, a new transfer student, joins her new school's occult club. Strange things begin to happen one after another, and eventually these eerie phenomena attack Yuka, leading to her hospitalization. A bizarro haunted house tale from Tanima Yumeji.
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Runtime:39 minutes
Studio:Moving Manga Company, Deizunin Production
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