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『怪獣娘~ウルトラ怪獣擬人化計画~』 第1話 「私たち!怪獣娘!?」 -公式配信-

JapanPublished October 4, 2016

Views 383K  |  Likes 3.26K  |  Comments 290
Views#4,317,893Global
Views#73,968Japan

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ウルトラマン公式 ULTRAMAN OFFICIAL by TSUBURAYA PROD.ウルトラマン公式 ULTRAMAN OFFICIAL by TSUBURAYA PROD.
3.25M subs•4.13K videos•May 2006

This video has 383K views and 3.26K likes, ranking #4,317,893 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

383,159

Likes

3,264

Comments

290

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Total (all-time): $268 – $766

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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dアニメストア他にて好評配信中・『怪獣娘(かいじゅうがーるず)~ウルトラ怪獣擬人化計画~』第1話「私たち!怪獣娘!?」を特別配信! 【あらすじ】 どこにでもいる普通の女子高生・宮下アキ、牛丸ミク、白銀レイカの3人。彼女たちは不思議な招待状に呼び出されて「GIRLS」という組織を訪れる。そこで待ち受けていたのはピグモンと名乗る女の子であった・・・ 最新の情報は公式HP(http://kaiju-gk.jp/)をチェック下さい!

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October 4, 2016
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