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Samurai Chicks

2004, Japanese. Directed by Mari Asato.

Girls For Independence

On of the southernmost islands of Japan, there's a dance school 'Orion Dancers Academy'. Hiding its public identity as a training school of singers and dancers, it actually operates as a girl-warrior training school, in order to win independence of the island. The secretly trained agents watch the music video of charismatic idol Cocoe on a huge TV monitor, and unlock codes from her dancing to complete their missions. However, the dark shadow of a rival organization slowly sneaks up on the girls and the training school on the island.

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Released
24 April 2004
Original title
独立少女紅蓮隊
Country
Japan
Written by
Mari Asato

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Samurai Chicks (2004) was directed by Mari Asato and stars Kanji Tsuda, Tomomi Miyashita, Ayano Tachibana.

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