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Messiah: The Chosen Ones 

On a remote island in Okinawa, a feud dating back to the Ryukyu Kingdom era has been raging. Kisa (Ayaka Morita), who has been living a quiet life on the island, knows nothing of this past. Then one day, strangers dressed entirely in black appear and begin attacking the villagers…
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On a remote island in Okinawa, a feud dating back to the Ryukyu Kingdom era has been raging. Kisa (Ayaka Morita), who has been living a quiet life on the island, knows nothing of this past. Then one day, strangers dressed entirely in black appear and begin attacking the villagers…

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