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Tag/Riaru Onigokko: Video Analysis
This is a rather lengthy clip approximately 14 mins. I'd suggest skipping it to 2:30 and skip the outro. Please be warned that it contains triggering scenes e.g suicide.

This video is from Tag/Riaru Onigokko; It’s a horror film that centers around a schoolgirl named Mitsuko, who experiences unfortunate and gruesome events in which she must survive. In this scene, it is revealed that she died a long time ago and was forcibly cloned, for other people's twisted entertainment. "I bet you couldn't have imagined that your DNA would be used for our entertainment?", as said by the old man. And what she's about to do next might seem distasteful to others, but for what I see is that she portrayed a Creator that takes control of her own life and that she makes her own fate; not what others wanted her to do. Doing that enabled it all to be over. …show more content…
It went on for quite awhile until she finally talked to them about what she really wanted to be. And she's now training for her favored
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