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Jungle

20081 seasonShogo Miyaki
IMDb 6.6

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Detective Shirō Yuge (played by Yū Shinagawa) from the Kitazuka North Police Station revisits the bizarre “Den’enchōfu Rat-Man” case—a horrific crime involving victims eaten by rats. Initially presumed solved in Galileo, unsettling evidence of a copycat and possible accomplice emerges, pulling Yuge back into a chilling investigation.

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What is Jungle (2008) about?

Detective Shirō Yuge (played by Yū Shinagawa) from the Kitazuka North Police Station revisits the bizarre “Den’enchōfu Rat-Man” case—a horrific crime involving victims eaten by rats. Initially presumed solved in Galileo, unsettling evidence of a copycat and possible accomplice emerges, pulling Yuge back into a chilling investigation.

Who stars in Jungle?

Jungle stars Hiroshi Shinagawa (Yuge Shiro), Mami Yamasaki (Kakisaka Chizuru), Maya Miura (Aoyagi Toko), Kinako Kobayashi (Kadomatsu Maki), Kazuki Kitamura (Kusanagi Shunpei). The series was created by Shogo Miyaki.

How many seasons does Jungle have?

Jungle has 1 seasons. There are 1 episodes in total.

Is Jungle worth watching?

Jungle holds an IMDb rating of 6.6/10.

Where can I watch Jungle?

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