Osomatsu-san: Matsumatsuri!

22.12.2016
Genre: Quiz/Trivia
Help one of the sextuplets rise to popularity as you win more minigames. The more you win, the more illustrations, voice clips, and backgrounds you can unlock. You can then use these to create your very own Osomatsu-san scenes!

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Osomatsu-kun

22.12.2016

Help one of the sextuplets rise to popularity as you win more minigames. The more you win, the more illustrations, voice clips, and backgrounds you can unlock. You can then use these to create your very own Osomatsu-san scenes!

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