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Release Date:
June 21, 1991
Original Title:
うる星やつら: 乙女ばしかの恐怖
Genres:
Animation | Comedy | Family | Science Fiction
Production Countries:
Japan
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 30
Ten gives Ataru an alien disease, the contagious "Girl Measles," (which makes the victim's eyes turn big and twinkly, like the eyes of young girls in much of manga and anime), and when Ataru's girl-hunting spreads the virus all over Tomobiki Town, chaos ensues!
Art Direction:
Kazushige Takatô
Cinematography:
Takeshi Fukuda
Director:
Shigeto Makino
Editor:
Toshio Henmi
Kazuhiko Seki
Original Series Creator:
Rumiko Takahashi
Original Story:
Rumiko Takahashi
Producer:
Masao Maruyama
Yoko Matsushita
Akira Watanabe
Sound Director:
Shigeharu Shiba
Storyboard Artist:
Yuu Kou
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