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KADO: The Right Answer is streaming on Crunchyroll. 13 episodes (~5h total watch time). Availability may vary by region.
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About KADO: The Right Answer
Toei Animation's original CG animation project.<br><br> Kojiro Shindo. Cabinet Office Director-General for Policy Planning, is at Haneda Airport for a business trip. While the plane is on the runway, a giant structure suddenly appears out of thin air. The plane carrying Shindo and 251 passengers is taken undamaged inside the giant structure. After everyone disembarks, a man who looks like an ordinary human being shows up. He assures those from the plane that they're not in any danger. Shindo...
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