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BABYMETAL LEGEND - 43 The Movie
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BABYMETAL LEGEND - 43 The Movie

Aug 23, 2024
1h 23m
★ 9.0

Overview

In April 2023, SU-METAL (vocal, dance), MOAMETAL (scream, dance), and MOMOMETAL (scream, dance) entered a new stage as the new BABYMETAL, and since then, they have embarked on their largest-ever world tour, "BABYMETAL WORLD TOUR 2023-2024," visiting 25 countries including Japan. The 98 performances, excluding festivals and guest act appearances, recorded a total audience of over 280,000 people.

Genres

Music
Documentary

Production Companies

AMUSE

Cast

Suzuka Nakamoto

SU-METAL

Suzuka Nakamoto

Moa Kikuchi

MOAMETAL

Moa Kikuchi

Momoko Okazaki

MOMOMETAL

Momoko Okazaki

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