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About Two-chan to Issho ni Miyou
A Zen-chan Two-chan OVA created in 1973 which contains 5 short stories as well as some live-action components. What makes this OVA unique is that the focus is Two-chan. Zen-chan does not make an appearance at all though there is a boy which a design similar to him in the final story. The short OVA was re-shown at "Planet Studyo +1" in 2006. It is a theater dedicated to showing extremely old and obscure films from all across the globe and often has has themed weekend events. It is open to the...
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