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Bushilord in 2005

posted on 2004-05-07 17:04 EDT by Christopher Macdonald

At their recent Gainax Event, Gainax announced that Neppuu Kairiku Bushilord, the co-production they are working on with Broccoli, Nitroplus and Takara will be released in 2005.

follow-up of Bushilord website online--with content

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