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Sword for Truth
Shurannosuke Sakaki is a masterless samurai with a razor-sharp katana and a cold-hearted personality. Whenever you see the mark of two crossed scythes on his back, death is sure to follow. Because of his exceptional swordsmanship, Shurannosuke is hired by the Nakura Clan to rescue Princess Mayu from the Seki Ninja. In this mission, he must use his full potential to survive the Seki Ninja's notorious henchmen.
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Shurannosuke Sakaki is a masterless samurai with a razor-sharp katana and a cold-hearted personality. Whenever you see the mark of two crossed scythes on his back, death is sure to follow. Because of his exceptional swordsmanship, Shurannosuke is hired by the Nakura Clan to rescue Princess Mayu from the Seki Ninja. In this mission, he must use his full potential to survive the Seki Ninja's notorious henchmen.
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Genre:Animation, Horror
Written By:Takeshi Narumi
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:Ashi Productions
Cast
Osamu Dezaki
Director
Kazuhiko Inoue
Shurannosuke Sakaki (voice)
Rei Sakuma
Princess Mayu (voice)
Tessyo Genda
Marouji (voice)
Yuko Mizutani
Mio (voice)
Ginzo Matsuo
Kagairo (voice)
Kazuhiko Kishino
Daizen (voice)
Kiyoshi Kobayashi
Narrator (voice)
Masashi Hirose
Ryusen (voice)
Masashi Sugawara
Gunbei (voice)
Minoru Inaba
Shinemon (voice)
Miyuki Ichijou
Osono (voice)
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