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Urban Legend Story Hikiko
3D CG-animated movie about Hikiko, who is a character of a Japanese urban legend. She was violently treated all the time by her parents and classmates at the elementary school and she's extremely ugly due to the constant violence. To revenge, she caught students from elementary school and drag them on the floor until they're badly mutilated.
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3D CG-animated movie about Hikiko, who is a character of a Japanese urban legend. She was violently treated all the time by her parents and classmates at the elementary school and she's extremely ugly due to the constant violence. To revenge, she caught students from elementary school and drag them on the floor until they're badly mutilated.
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Genre:Animation, Horror
Written By:Kaisei Kishi
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Runtime:42 minutes
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Cast
Kaisei Kishi
Director
Daiki Ueda
Satoshi Sawamura
Mizuki Saitou
Satoko Kisaki
Daisuke Suzuki
Mamoru Tanaka
Atsuya Kezuka
Shingo Suzuki
Yûki Akasaka
Shôko Naitô
Hidekazu Fujita
Satoshi Sawamura
Mikuru Tôgi
Satoko Sawamura
Emi Iijima
Shôko Naitô
Kôji Nishida
Tannin Dansei Kyôshi
Yutaka Asukai
Dôryô Kyôshi
Erina Sato
Sayuri Kisaki
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