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The year is 2099, there is tumult everywhere and Japan is dominated by a secretive society. A mysterious girl called Shin roams the country and its outlands. There is an investigation, infiltration, an alliance and a betrayal. What is to become of Japan given its rulers, the outlaw and the Green Turtle?
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The year is 2099, there is tumult everywhere and Japan is dominated by a secretive society. A mysterious girl called Shin roams the country and its outlands. There is an investigation, infiltration, an alliance and a betrayal. What is to become of Japan given its rulers, the outlaw and the Green Turtle?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Koji Kawano
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:GP Museum Soft

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