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Anime & Cinema

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2 Responses to “Anime & Cinema”

  1. Harold Says:
    21 juillet 2010 at 14:13

    what about Persona: Trinity Soul ?

  2. Digital Devil Database Says:
    23 juillet 2010 at 10:11

    We only have pages for articles contributors have written aside from some place holder organization pages. Sorry. If you’d like to write a page about Trinity Soul that would be awesome.

    If you search for it you can find this (http://www.digitaldevildb.com/wiki/Persona_-Trinity_Soul-) page. But it’s just scraped from the megamitensei wikia.com wiki.

    The search function is not always working, and it still has some major flaws. Mainly not being able to see all of the search results.

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