Top Cast
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Ai Orikasa
Hakubi, Ryouko
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Yuko Kobayashi
Hakubi, Washuu
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Yuko Mizutani
Kuramitsu, Mihoshi
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Yuri Amano
Makibi, Kiyone
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Takada Yumi
Masaki, Aeka Jurai
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Chisa Yokoyama
Masaki, Sasami Jurai
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Kenichi Ogata
Azaka
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Etsuko Kozakura
Ryou-Ouki
Overview
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My Hero
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