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The Nearly Broken Music Box Theatrical Version

The Nearly Broken Music Box Theatrical Version

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Keiichiro (voiced by Tetsuya Kakihara) is a lonely boy with nothing. He has just lost his parents and has lost his hope and enthusiasm for life. One day, Keiichiro picked up a dilapidated and discarded robot in the garbage dump and lamented about himself and it. Keiichiro, who was in the same situation, took the robot home, repaired it, and named it "Little Flower" (voiced by Masumi Asano). Xiaohua's personality is kind and gentle, and her existence adds a touch of warmth to Keiichiro's pale and boring life. Xiaohua has no memory of the past, and the only wish in her heart is to help Keiichiro smile again. One day, Xiaohua suddenly fainted. Keiichiro took him everywhere to seek medical treatment, but was told that Xiaohua's functions had reached the limit. So, Keiichiro took Xiaohua to the beach, which is where Xiaohua has always wanted to go.

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