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Ada 2: Zetsubô hen (2013) · 讐 〜ADA〜 絶望篇

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2013 · Koji Shiraishi · 78 min · Japan

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Synopsis

Follows the events from "Ada: Senritsu-hen" but from the antagonist's point of view.

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Une fiche de 2013 du catalogue avec un angle horreur clair. Réalisée par Koji Shiraishi.

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