Beyblade x: a christmas carol
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Complete Wed, Jan 1, 20258m
A beyblade x parody story of "A christmas carol" by Charles dickens. Ebenezer scrooge (Ekusu kurosu), a bey breaker and a christmas hater declines a feast from Fred (gin-gin). One night, he learns his lesson by being visited by 3 spirits, Past (Cho pan), present (King manju) and yet to come (Toguro okunaga).
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