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Ditch the lube and get to the point in the raw, honest, cheeky dramedy written and directed by Mark Schwab.
Ultra Heroes EXPO 2022 New Year Festival in Tokyo Dome City
Dangerous Giants of Darkness try to defeat Ultraman Trigger once more! In order to do that, they visit Moon and use their forbidden power. The power of darkness even summons Absolutians. Will our hero be able to stop his archenemies?
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Dangerous Giants of Darkness try to defeat Ultraman Trigger once more! In order to do that, they visit Moon and use their forbidden power. The power of darkness even summons Absolutians. Will our hero be able to stop his archenemies?
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