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The story centers on Inspector Gill, a fish detective who is hinted to have been a human. He is met by a female named Angel, who tells him that her uncle has developed a drug called Hairballs. The uncle, Calamari, meets Gill and tells him that he will trade Hairballs for his niece.
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