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To save his sister Gina, Axel will have to fight against the henchmen of the terrible Mr. Gun returned from the dead to take revenge
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To save his sister Gina, Axel will have to fight against the henchmen of the terrible Mr. Gun returned from the dead to take revenge
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Genre:Animation, Action
Written By:Mathieu Caillière, Jeremy Vazzoli, Sébastien Petitjean
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