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New Sousei no Aquarion Project

posted on 2006-04-04 10:33 EDT by Christopher Macdonald

A display at Tokyo Anime Fair 2006 had a picture of Mecha from Sousei no Aquarion and the words "2006 Autumn." No details about the project are currently available.

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