Sara's School Life 2

A week after the events of the first film, a new girl arrives. She appears kind but this soon proves to be a form of persuasion on her part.

Cast

Alyson Mooyre

as Sara (voice)

Thomas Mooyre

as Soma (voice)

Kimberly Kucktoon

as Hanae (voice)

Mark Westony

as Ryusei (voice)

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