Tales of the Bizarre: 2014 Fall Special (2014)
An omnibus special comprised of five segments.
Top billed cast
Ryunosuke KamikiShirai Naoki
Toru NakamuraShinoda
Erika TodaAtsuko
Kotaro YoshidaOba Kunimasa
Mikako TabeFujimura Yuuki
TamoriStoryteller
MackenyuShadow Boxer
Mayumi WakamuraShikura Yoriko
Takuma OtooKamei
Baba TohruKento
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Rex the Runt: How Dinosaurs Became Extinct (1991)
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The Butterfly Dance (1998)
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Closets (2015)
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The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (2022)
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Consommé (2016)
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