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No confirmed platforms for Taka no Tsume x Johnson: Tatakae! Jokin Shitennou right now. Search Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Amazon Prime below to check your region. The show is 2 episodes (~1h watch time).
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About Taka no Tsume x Johnson: Tatakae! Jokin Shitennou
A collaboration between the Eagle Talon franchise and S.C. Johnson's Japanese branch. Eagle Talon has a giant mold monster in their base, and a sentai group called Jokin Shitennou who look eerily like Yoshida appear to fight the mold with their cleaning superpowers (each hero is based on 1 real S.C. Johnson cleaning product). The second episode focuses on the mold killer disinfectant push type alcohol bottle; that sentai hero shows a family just how much mold and bacteria are on the kitchen...
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