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Shidou, a young hacker moonlighting as a monk, contends with femme fatales and a gang of hot-rodders to track down the source of the Death Mail, a novel computer virus igniting a suicide drive in anyone who receives it.
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Shidou, a young hacker moonlighting as a monk, contends with femme fatales and a gang of hot-rodders to track down the source of the Death Mail, a novel computer virus igniting a suicide drive in anyone who receives it.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Animation, Comedy
Written By:Yoshiyuki Suga, Rintaro
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Madhouse
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