After the events of Link Joker-hen, Takuto Tatsunagi announced an invite-only tournament in a dream, and invited both Aichi and Kai to take part in "Messiah Scramble". The prize being the card named "Messiah", the name of a saviour that was heard in a dream. At the same time, there were many incidents of units disappearing from Vanguard cards throughout the world. Aichi and Kai team up to a confront an enemy that threatens the peace they've just regained. The movie is a prequel to Legion, leading up to Aichi's disappearance.
Shin Itagaki
Director
Tsubasa Yonaga
Aichi Sendō (voice)
Takuya Sato
Toshiki Kai (voice)
Mamoru Miyano
Kouji Ibuki (voice)
Shizuka Ishikawa
Kamui Katsuragi (voice)
Izumi Kitta
Misaki Tokura (voice)
Toru Nara
Ishida Naoki (voice)
Atsushi Abe
Mark-sensei (voice)
Hiroyuki Yoshino
Shingo Komoi (voice)
Showtaro Morikubo
Taishi Miwa (voice)
Ayahi Takagaki
Takuto Tatsunagi (voice)
Aimi
Suiko Tatsunagi (voice)
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