First-person male perspective. On the living room sofa, a young woman (facial reference @【@image-1】) is lying on her side, wearing loose white pajamas, one hand supporting her head, the other holding a phone scrolling…
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[A tokusatsu video where a giant @ Image1 and a giant @ Image2 fight in a mountainous area. @ Image1 closes the distance and delivers a punch and then a kick to @ Image2. @ Image2 guards and counterattacks with a beam. @ Image1 avoids the beam, leaps towards @ Image2, and throws @ Image2 with a judo technique. @ Image2 flies into the distance, tracing a parabola toward the ground. @ Image1 shows a peace sign to the camera.]
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