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An American scientist constructs a laser satellite with hopes of preventing any nuclear conflicts from occurring. However, after a fatal error from both the US and the USSR governments, war breaks out and humanity faces a new bloodshed.
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An American scientist constructs a laser satellite with hopes of preventing any nuclear conflicts from occurring. However, after a fatal error from both the US and the USSR governments, war breaks out and humanity faces a new bloodshed.
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Genre:Drama, War, Action, Science Fiction, Animation
Written By:Kōji Takada
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Toei Animation
Cast
Tomoharu Katsumata, Toshio Masuda
Director
Masashi Amenomori
General Secretary Orlov (voice)
Yoshio Kaneuchi
President Gibson (voice)
Kinya Kitaoji
Wataru Mikumo (voice)
Masako Natsume
Laura Gaine (voice)
Hidekatsu Shibata
Burt Gaine (voice)
Osamu Kobayashi
Secretary of State Girard (voice)
Takeshi Aono
Minister of Defence Bugarrin (voice)
Tamio Ohki
Joint Chief of Staff McCoy (voice)
Youichi Miyagawa
Vice Premier Kutuzov (voice)
Ai Sakuma
Lena (voice)
Chikao Ohtsuka
Commander Stroganov (voice)
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