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The story is set in the early 21st century with the population decimated by bio terror. Two kinds of humans now exist. One is the Nokusu who were infected with a virus but survived and consequently they carry an antibody. Most are young, healthy and have high intelligence, but they have a high sensitivity to ultraviolet rays and are active mostly during the night. The other group are the Kyurio. They survived by never having the virus. The Nokusu discriminates against the Kyurio. Tetsuhiko Okudera is a Kyurio. He was born in a poor village. He isn't happy with being a Kyurio and wishes he could be a Nokusu. Yui Ikuta is Tetsuhiko’s childhood friend. She tries to revive the poor village.
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The story is set in the early 21st century with the population decimated by bio terror. Two kinds of humans now exist. One is the Nokusu who were infected with a virus but survived and consequently they carry an antibody. Most are young, healthy and have high intelligence, but they have a high sensitivity to ultraviolet rays and are active mostly during the night. The other group are the Kyurio. They survived by never having the virus. The Nokusu discriminates against the Kyurio. Tetsuhiko Okudera is a Kyurio. He was born in a poor village. He isn't happy with being a Kyurio and wishes he could be a Nokusu. Yui Ikuta is Tetsuhiko’s childhood friend. She tries to revive the poor village.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Yu Irie, Tomohiro Maekawa
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:KADOKAWA, AMUSE, Digital Frontier
Cast
Yu Irie
Director
Ryunosuke Kamiki
Tetsuhiko Okudera
Mugi Kadowaki
Yui Ikuta
Kanji Furutachi
Soichi Ikuta
Yuki Furukawa
Fujita Morishige
Toshiki Ayata
Yukio Sasaki
Kouki Mizuta
Takumi Sasaki
Kazuya Takahashi
Yoji Kaneda
Yōko Moriguchi
Reiko Soga
Jun Murakami
Katsuya Okudera
Yuko Nakamura
Junko Okudera
Shingo Tsurumi
Seiji Soga
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