• 1994
  • TV-14
  • 25m
Moemasu! Yarimasu! Kushinada da mon!!

Summary After a little girl is kidnapped Momiji must come to grips with being princess Kushinada and sets in motion a plan to rescue her.

  • 1994
  • TV-14
  • 25m

S1.E7 ∙ Moemasu! Yarimasu! Kushinada da mon!!

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Akio Ôtsuka Jôji Nakata Matt Greenfield Wendy Hughes

6.2

Details

Genres : Action Adventure Comedy Fantasy Mystery Horror Drama Animation Romance

Release date : Nov 15, 1994

Countries of origin : Japan

Language : English Japanese

Production companies : Ashi Productions Company Movic Nihon Ad Systems (NAS)

Summary After a little girl is kidnapped Momiji must come to grips with being princess Kushinada and sets in motion a plan to rescue her.

Details

Genres : Action Adventure Comedy Fantasy Mystery Horror Drama Animation Romance

Release date : Nov 15, 1994

Countries of origin : Japan

Language : English Japanese

Production companies : Ashi Productions Company Movic Nihon Ad Systems (NAS)

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