Deep-sea archeologist Hiroshi Ibuki is the member of the digging team working at the bottom of the sea hoping to uncover the origins of Earth's existence but instead uncovers a mysterious colony of bacteria which gives off light similar to the Aurora Borealis. The ancient bacteria, once revived, attempt to make the world habitable for themselves - a process that would bring Earth back to its early primal form, killing all current life in the process.
Yoshinori Sugano
Director
Shigeru Chiba
Jack Mollard (voice)
Toshio Furukawa
Toru Enriques (voice)
Takaya Hashi
Hatsuhiko Goto (voice)
Megumi Okina
Chun-lu Wang (voice)
Akira Kamiya
Yu-long Wang (voice)
Hideyuki Tanaka
Makoto Watanabe (voice)
Junichi Ishida
Shinji Amari (voice)
Issei Ishida
Hiroshi Ibuki (voice)
Megumi Hayashibara
Nora (voice)
Ryūta Kawabata
Wataru Oguchi (voice)
Hiroshi Iwasaki
Takashi Suematsu (voice)
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