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Zorori the Naughty Hero: The Secret of Double Z 

One day, Zorori makes an alarm clock machine to wake up in time for free donuts. But something strange happens when Zorori reminisces about his mother and sheds a tear. They see scenes flash by and the ZZ mark on his costume disappears! Zorori treasures it incredibly as it was emboldened by his mother although he doesn't know its meaning. After crashlanding in the street, Zorori, Ishishi, and Noshishi are saved by a fashion design student whom Zorori later realizes is his mother. The alarm clock machine had become a time machine and sent them to the past. She and later Zorondo Ron, help the trio take back their time machine from the police and a kaijuu.
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One day, Zorori makes an alarm clock machine to wake up in time for free donuts. But something strange happens when Zorori reminisces about his mother and sheds a tear. They see scenes flash by and the ZZ mark on his costume disappears! Zorori treasures it incredibly as it was emboldened by his mother although he doesn't know its meaning. After crashlanding in the street, Zorori, Ishishi, and Noshishi are saved by a fashion design student whom Zorori later realizes is his mother. The alarm clock machine had become a time machine and sent them to the past. She and later Zorondo Ron, help the trio take back their time machine from the police and a kaijuu.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Adventure, Fantasy
Directed By:Masaya Fujimori
Written By:Reiko Yoshida
In Theaters:
Box Office:$567,421
Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:BN Pictures, Ajiado, Zorori the Naughty Hero the Movie Production Committee

Cast

Director

Masaya Fujimori

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Koichi Yamadera

Zorori / Zorondo Ron (voice)

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Rikako Aikawa

Ishishi (voice)

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Motoko Kumai

Noshishi (voice)

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Kanako Momota

Lori Zororene (voice)

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