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Riki-Oh 2: Child of Destruction
Riki finds himself in the town of Misaki, dotted with illegal nuclear power plants and run by a religious fanatic military organization called "God's Judgment." He is taken prisoner and made to fight in gladiatorial matches in a sprawling arena. He finds his brother, whose special powers have given him the name of "Savior," but his reunion with his resentful sibling turns sour rather quickly.
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Riki finds himself in the town of Misaki, dotted with illegal nuclear power plants and run by a religious fanatic military organization called "God's Judgment." He is taken prisoner and made to fight in gladiatorial matches in a sprawling arena. He finds his brother, whose special powers have given him the name of "Savior," but his reunion with his resentful sibling turns sour rather quickly.
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Genre:Action, Animation, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Kazumi Koide
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:Magic Bus
Cast
Satoshi Dezaki
Director
Bin Shimada
Riki-Oh Saiga (voice)
Ryuuzaburou Ootomo
Washizaki (voice)
Shuichi Ikeda
Nachi (voice)
Tomomichi Nishimura
Atomic Robo (voice)
Hisako Kyoda
Kiyo (voice)
Kazue Ikura
Mother (voice)
Ken Yamaguchi
Black Knight (voice)
Kenichi Ono
Official A (voice)
Kiyoshi Kobayashi
Shinkichi Fukao (voice)
Nobuyuki Furuta
Official B (voice)
Shigezo Sasaoka
Kensho Yonabaru (voice)
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