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Kotencotenco Website

posted on 2005-08-09 00:44 EDT by Christopher Macdonald

English Website and Opening, Full Japanese Episode.

The official website for a new children's anime called Kotencotenco has been launched and includes an English version.

The site includes a 330Kbs streaming copy of the series opening, in English, as well as a full half-hour episode in Japanese.

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