(Kunio is seen in a submarine, sleeping. Suddenly a light wakes him up, and he sees a book.)
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Kunio: Doctor Hallow's Supernatural Guide?
(Suddenly Kunio is teleported to another dimension.)
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(Kunio looks around and gets confused.)
Kunio: What is this place?
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????: I could ask the same thing.
(Then Kunio turns to see Arnold Dark aka Kamen Rider Leangle.)
Kunio: And who might you be?
????: I am Arnold Dark, student of Unity Academy.
Kunio: Unity Academy?
Arnold: Yeah, you know, the opposite of Union Academy.
Kunio: Oh... I see. (sees a book similar to his.) You have this book as well?
Arnold: Yeah, I guess so. Where are we anyway?
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????: Hello, my terrifying friends.
(Kunio and Arnold turn to see a spirit.)
Kunio: Who are you?
Arnold: Did you bring us here?
????: My name is Shadoom, and I am here to guide you in my spirit realm.
Kunio: Okay...
Arnold: Can you guide us back to our worlds? People need us.
Shadoom: That's why I'm here. Follow my guidance, and you will return to your realm without any problem.
Kunio: Very well then...
Arnold: We will follow you.
Shadoom: Excellent choice.
(Then Kunio and Arnold follow Shadoom as the screen fades out.)
A/N: Shadoom belongs to KaijuMaster20
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