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Blood Reign: Curse of the Yoma
A terrible war has ravaged the land, and now, fuelled by the blood of numerous fallen warriors the Yoma, demons from hell, emerge once more. A skilled ninja seeks to end the bloodshed these demons inflict upon humanity, but to do this he must fight against his undead former best friend and fellow ninja who was killed in battle and has been resurrected to serve the Yoma.
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A terrible war has ravaged the land, and now, fuelled by the blood of numerous fallen warriors the Yoma, demons from hell, emerge once more. A skilled ninja seeks to end the bloodshed these demons inflict upon humanity, but to do this he must fight against his undead former best friend and fellow ninja who was killed in battle and has been resurrected to serve the Yoma.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:Kei Kusunoki
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:TOHO, Gen, Animate Film, Seion Studio, Studio Boston, J.C.STAFF
Cast
Takashi Anno
Director
Kenyu Horiuchi
Hikage (voice)
Kaneto Shiozawa
Marô (voice)
Hiromi Tsuru
Aya #1 (voice)
Minako Arakawa
Ito (voice)
Motomu Kiyokawa
Narrator
Yusaku Yara
Higezura (voice)
Banjo Ginga
Koga (voice)
Miki Ito
Woman (voice)
Michitaka Kobayashi
Hunter (voice)
Jurota Kosugi
Majuumi no Miko
Eiji Maruyama
Old Bronze (voice)
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