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Gatchaman OVA (1994)
An enormous dragon-shaped warship decimates a city with plasma beams and giant robotic arms. Its target is the Mantel Plan, a network unifying the world's energy resources. As the sinister ship heads for its next target a team of specialists rise to the rescue: the Gatchaman. Piloting their ship, the Phoenix, the Gatchaman launch a counterattack. Once inside the enemy ship they come face to face with the Galactor's entire army of assassins.
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An enormous dragon-shaped warship decimates a city with plasma beams and giant robotic arms. Its target is the Mantel Plan, a network unifying the world's energy resources. As the sinister ship heads for its next target a team of specialists rise to the rescue: the Gatchaman. Piloting their ship, the Phoenix, the Gatchaman launch a counterattack. Once inside the enemy ship they come face to face with the Galactor's entire army of assassins.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Science Fiction
Written By:Yukihiro Matsushita
In Theaters:10/1/1994
Box Office:
Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Tatsunoko Production
Cast
Yukihiro Matsushita
Director
Fumihiko Tachiki
Ryu the Horned Owl (G-5)
Kaneto Shiozawa
Berg Katse
Koji Ishii
Joe Asakura the Condor (G-2)
Masaya Onosaka
Ken Washio the Eagle (G-1)
Michiko Neya
Jun the Swan (G-3)
Rica Matsumoto
Jinpei the Swallow (G-4)
Ikuya Sawaki
Dr. Kōzaburō Nanbu
Nobuo Tanaka
Sosai X
Unsho Ishizuka
Red Impulse
Yonehiko Kitagawa
Anderson
Ai Orikasa
Berg Katse (female; ep 2)
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