Lazarus (TV series)

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  1. Japanese: LAZARUSラザロ

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Lazarus
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LAZARUSラザロ
Created by Shinichirō Watanabe
Music by
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Licensed by Warner Bros. Television
English network
Original run 2025 scheduled
Episodes13 [1]