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Tokyo Ballistic War II: Crazy Cyborg Maiden
Due to the government’s new policy, the Japanese Economy is growing steadily. Although companies are prospering, the citizens are experiencing poverty. Nichiwa Motors initiates their development in warfare devices. Wataru, the president of Nichiwa Motors, creates cyborgs and releases them to the city. Seika Mamiya gets mortally wounded in an explosion during the attack, but luckily she is revived as a cyborg.
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Due to the government’s new policy, the Japanese Economy is growing steadily. Although companies are prospering, the citizens are experiencing poverty. Nichiwa Motors initiates their development in warfare devices. Wataru, the president of Nichiwa Motors, creates cyborgs and releases them to the city. Seika Mamiya gets mortally wounded in an explosion during the attack, but luckily she is revived as a cyborg.
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Zen Pictures
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