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Top Billed Cast
Julie Meunier (voice)
Florian Gibert Abensour (voice)
Alban Patural (voice)
Agnès Giard Herself
Yasushi Takatsuki Himself
Shota Wakasugi Himself
Fumitaka Sugawara Himself
Yoshitaka Hyodo Himself
Senji Nakajima Himself
Kiguda Kosuru Himself
Tōru Nishimaki Himself
Hitsuji Chan Herself
Yuji Watanabe Himself
Ryoichi Maeda Himself
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