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Ichi and Hachi, former high school baseball players, drag out their broken dream of competing in Koshien and lead junk filled days. After getting into a car accident involving yakuza, they get pulled into the middle of a bloody conflict.
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Ichi and Hachi, former high school baseball players, drag out their broken dream of competing in Koshien and lead junk filled days. After getting into a car accident involving yakuza, they get pulled into the middle of a bloody conflict.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Hirokazu Fujisawa, Eiji Uchida
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Toei Company, Toei Video Company, RIKI PROJECT, KSR
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