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Wake Up, Girls! The Shadow of Youth
First of the two-part theatrical Wake Up, Girls! sequel.
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First of the two-part theatrical Wake Up, Girls! sequel.
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Genre:Animation, Music
Written By:Touko Machida
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Runtime:54 minutes
Studio:Millepensee, Ordet
Cast
Yutaka Yamamoto
Director
Airi Eino
Airi Hayashida (voice)
Kaya Okuno
Kaya Kikuma (voice)
Mayu Yoshioka
Mayu Shimada (voice)
Minami Tanaka
Minami Katayama (voice)
Miyu Takagi
Miyu Okamoto (voice)
Nanami Yamashita
Nanami Hisami (voice)
Yoshino Aoyama
Yoshino Nanase (voice)
Shintaro Asanuma
Kouhei Matsuda (voice)
Noriko Hidaka
Junko Tange (voice)
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