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A remake of an older children's(?) show. Often called "[[Devilman]] for kids." A highly [[Ecchi]], [[Puni Plush]] series. |
A remake of an older children's(?) show. Often called "[[Devilman]] for kids." A highly [[Ecchi]], [[Puni Plush]] series. |
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Licensed by NIS America, license-rescued by Funimation in 2020. |
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Ghastly Prince Enma Burning Up (Dororon Enma-kun Meeramera) is a 2011 anime.
Enma-kun, the Prince of Hell, heads up a "demon patrol" with his friends Yuki-chan and Kappaeru, searching for and punishing wayward monsters.
A remake of an older children's(?) show. Often called "Devilman for kids." A highly Ecchi, Puni Plush series.
Licensed by NIS America, license-rescued by Funimation in 2020.
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