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Ryo (2013)
The son of a samurai who lost his parents during the attack of English ships on a Japanese town is given the name Ryo and becomes the bodyguard of Ryoma Sakamoto, a man who has his own plan to fight for the country.
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The son of a samurai who lost his parents during the attack of English ships on a Japanese town is given the name Ryo and becomes the bodyguard of Ryoma Sakamoto, a man who has his own plan to fight for the country.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Animation
Written By:Koichi Chigira, Junichi Takaoka
In Theaters:3/2/2013
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:GONZO
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