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YoRHa Ver.1.3aa
After an experimental male YoRHa unit is nearly destroyed during a descent operation, its surviving androids join the Resistance and undertake a desperate battle against the machine lifeforms.
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After an experimental male YoRHa unit is nearly destroyed during a descent operation, its surviving androids join the Resistance and undertake a desperate battle against the machine lifeforms.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Yoko Taro
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Runtime:179 minutes
Studio:ILCA, Dearstage Inc., Square Enix, MONACA, Dwango
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