One year has passed after the great battle against the Orochi (gigantic snake). Tenka Kumo had been paralyzed from the final battle and he took part of the government’s human experiment before the battle. Tenka withdrew himself from society but his younger brothers Soramaru and Chutaro find out the secret past about their older brother.
Tetsuya Wakano
Director
Yuichi Nakamura
Tenka Kumo (voice)
Yuki Kaji
Soramaru Kumo (voice)
Tsubasa Yonaga
Chutaro Kumo (voice)
Takahiro Sakurai
Shirasu Kinjo (voice)
Mamiko Noto
Nishiki (voice)
Kenichi Suzumura
Hirari Abeno (voice)
Kohsuke Toriumi
Sosei Abeno (voice)
Rina Sato
Botan (voice)
Fujiwara Yuki
Mutsuki Ashiya (voice)
Hiroki Yasumoto
Seiichiro Takamine (voice)
Sayaka Ohara
Kiiko Sasaki (voice)
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