Run!! Homura

Mon, Oct 23, 2000
A group of children use mechanical puppets at village festivals. But sometimes they use them for mischief. A group of warriors attack his village.
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Win or Lose! Arashi Versus Hiwou
Following the attempted kidnapping of Hiwou's sister by the Machine Men, the fight between their giant Clockwork Dolls is inevitable. They also meet a member of the Wind Gang who opposes the opening of Japan.
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Intense Battle! Where Is My Father
They finally arrive in Takayama, the city famous for its Clockwork puppet artisans. But there is not his father who apparently has fled to make Clockwork Dolls of steam.
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But Why? The Man Who Hates Clockwork Dolls
The brothers are joined by a group of samurai who are chased by the Wind Gang. They take refuge in a temple where a priest lives who is afraid of clockwork dolls. But in the fight that comes he has to overcome those fears.
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Punishment from Heaven! But Who is Right?
Hiwou and his brothers arrive in Kyoto in search of their father, but they cannot find him. There they discover an intrigue about the lord of the place and that the two princesses are one - and a prince.
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Don't Cry! Hana
After a shipwreck, Hiwou and his brothers catch a large fish that turns out to be an elephant, an unknown animal in Japan. But its owner also reaches the coast.
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Meeting! The Start of Sadness
When close to finding his father, the Wind Gang and the machine people get in the way. But the surprise is when they see the father and he does not seem to be happy.
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You're Kidding?! The Dream Father Saw
They are finally with their father, but the surprise is that this is he works for the Wind Gang. But his job is to make them better Clockwork. And he doesn't want to believe what his children tell about the Gang.
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Dance! It's Our Festival
Hiwou and his brothers continue to entertain with their Clockwork Dolls as the battles become less intense until they cease and a new era arrives in Japan.
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Super Atragon

In 1932, the Japanese Army investigates a mysterious meteorite crash in Manchuria, and discovers a strange material that produces a previously unknown kind of energy. The mineral is later used during the Second World War to power a massive submersible battleship Ra, which is built to revitalize the war effort. Shortly before the launch, a young woman named Annette approaches the officers of the Ra and implores them not to use the battlesub. She says the material was sent by subterranean humans to test the surface dwellers right to live, and by using it as a weapon of war they are sealing the human race's fate. The Ra is launched in the twilight days of the war, and shortly after the bombing of Hiroshima the Ra encounters the American battlesub Liberty, whose crew has been tricked into fighting the Ra by Annette's former partner and friend Avatar, whose appraisal of the human race is much more negative than her counterpart. Annette stops Avatar with a blast of mental energy, but the Ra and Liberty destroy each other. Annette and the Ra's first officer are the only survivors. Fifty years later, an unaged Annette and the grandson of the Ra's captain, Go Arisake, are part of a UN team sent to investigate microwaves being generated at the South Pole. It proves to be a prelude to a massive attack from below the Earth, led by Avatar, that will culminate in the complete destruction of the surface humans. However, Go discovers his grandfather's old ship has been found and rebuild as humanity's last line of the defense, commanded by his believed to be dead father, as the final battle to defend Earth begins.

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