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Kosuke and Rikimaru: The Dragon of Konpei Island
When bandits show up to lay claim to a precious treasure, swordsman brothers Kosuke and Rikimaru join with a visiting researcher to protect the last divine dragon and preserve the delicate balance of life on their remote island.
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When bandits show up to lay claim to a precious treasure, swordsman brothers Kosuke and Rikimaru join with a visiting researcher to protect the last divine dragon and preserve the delicate balance of life on their remote island.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Animation
Written By:Toyoo Ashida, Akira Toriyama
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:J.C.STAFF
Cast
Akira Toriyama
Director
Yoko Matsuoka
Kosuke (voice)
Takako Ohta
Rikimaru (voice)
Hajime Koseki
Michael Commando (voice)
Hirô Oikawa
Sanpei (voice)
Kumiko Nishihara
Sakurako Tanukikouji (voice)
Chikao Ohtsuka
Hachiro Yamada (voice)
Eriko Chihara
Sugisaku (voice)
Sukekiyo Kameyama
Subordinate (voice)
Yu Shimika
Yokonuna (voice)
Kazuki Yao
Subordinate (voice)
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