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Library War: The Wings of Revolution 

Kasahara Iku and Dojo Atsushi receive an emergency recall in the middle of their date as Japan is rocked by a terror attack. Their new duty is a protection detail assigned to Touma Kurato, an author. Meanwhile, the relationship between Librarians and the Media Purity Committee is also worsening. During yet another hostile confrontation, Dojo is seriously wounded. Although Kasahara is badly flustered by this turn of events, Dojo still sees fit to entrust her with Touma's protection.
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Kasahara Iku and Dojo Atsushi receive an emergency recall in the middle of their date as Japan is rocked by a terror attack. Their new duty is a protection detail assigned to Touma Kurato, an author. Meanwhile, the relationship between Librarians and the Media Purity Committee is also worsening. During yet another hostile confrontation, Dojo is seriously wounded. Although Kasahara is badly flustered by this turn of events, Dojo still sees fit to entrust her with Touma's protection.

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Genre:Action, Animation, Science Fiction, Romance
Directed By:Takayuki Hamana
Written By:Kenji Konuta, Hiro Arikawa
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Production I.G

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Takayuki Hamana

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Tomoaki Maeno

Atsushi Dojo (voice)

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Kanji Suzumori

Ryuusuke Genda (voice)

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Marina Inoue

Iku Kasahara (voice)

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Akira Ishida

Mikihisa Komaki (voice)

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Miyuki Sawashiro

Asako Shibasaki (voice)

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Tatsuhisa Suzuki

Hikaru Tezuka (voice)

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Haruo Satou

Kazuichi Inamine (voice)

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Megumi Han

Kiyoka Kojima (voice)

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Issey Ogata

Kuroudo Touma (voice)

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