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Sakigake!! Kuromati Kôkô: The Movie

A satire comedy of a misfit high school with punks, robots, gorillas and much more.

Starring:

Takamasa Suga, Ryûji Akiyama, Ruben Arvizu, Kai Atô, Tomoaki Azuma, Hiroyuki Baba, Bob Buchholz, Peter Doyle, Ken'ichi Endô, Grant George, Mammoth Ginji, Shinya Hashimoto, Yoshiki Hirao, Itsuji Itao, Hirotaka Iwata

Genre:

Comedy

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