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It's hard to say. Cthulhu is an ancient and powerful cosmic entity, but Doctor Who has a lot of tricks up his sleeve and can come up with creative solutions.

In the manga, the connection between them is quite mysterious. Maybe the boss is after the gold brick and the girl gets caught in the middle, or perhaps the girl has her own plans involving both.

I'm not sure. Maybe there are various genres like fantasy, adventure, or romance.

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