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About Koikeya SDGs Theater Suss & Tina
The story is set on the fictional Hexagon Island. The twin female ninjas Suss and Tina, who have protected the island for generations, and the AI robot Bull, use their wits and words to fight against the SDG monsters that appear one after another. The story depicts their struggle to save the Earth, borrowing wisdom from all over the world. (Source: Wikipedia, translated)
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Is Koikeya SDGs Theater Suss & Tina available with an English dub?
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