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Mundo Mutante
In a mutant universe where anything is possible, a group of self-proclaimed geeks fight to defend their identity and freedom. With their slogan "Long live the geeks!" as their banner of resistance, they challenge a villain determined to rule and subjugate them. Armed with their peculiar virtues and tendencies, they will not let anything get past them, turning their rebellion into a heroic act in this peculiar Mutant World.
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In a mutant universe where anything is possible, a group of self-proclaimed geeks fight to defend their identity and freedom. With their slogan "Long live the geeks!" as their banner of resistance, they challenge a villain determined to rule and subjugate them. Armed with their peculiar virtues and tendencies, they will not let anything get past them, turning their rebellion into a heroic act in this peculiar Mutant World.
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