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M.D. Geist II: Death Force
Less than a year after Geist activated the Death Force, which decimated most of Jerra's population, he has kept himself busy by dismantling the Death Force machines one by one. Most of the remaining human population have fled to a remote haven run by a warlord named Krauser. Krauser is another MDS unit, MD-01, who has a technology that hides his mobile fortress from the Death Force.
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Less than a year after Geist activated the Death Force, which decimated most of Jerra's population, he has kept himself busy by dismantling the Death Force machines one by one. Most of the remaining human population have fled to a remote haven run by a warlord named Krauser. Krauser is another MDS unit, MD-01, who has a technology that hides his mobile fortress from the Death Force.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Animation, Action
Written By:Riku Sanjou
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Zero Gravity Management, Nippon Columbia, Studio Cosmos, Tokyo Animation Film, Wako Productions
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