Gate Keepers - Vol. 2: New Fighters (2000)
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Runtime: 75 mins
Genre: Action/Adventure
Synopsis: Set in Japan, circa 1969, GATEKEEPERS finds unconventional guerilla tactics being used by an unknown group of soldiers, known only as the Invaders, who are apparently trying to slow Japan's... Set in Japan, circa 1969, GATEKEEPERS finds unconventional guerilla tactics being used by an unknown group of soldiers, known only as the Invaders, who are apparently trying to slow Japan's recovery from WWII. Unfortunately, these guerillas seem to be impervious to traditional means of fighting, panicking many army and government officials. However, soon a new type of hero is discovered among the teenage population of Japan who call themselves the Gate Keepers. Endowed with the ability to open gates to other dimensions, these teenage heroes are Japan's only hope for defeating the guerilla menace. In these episodes, the AEGIS agency recruits more teens to join Shun, Ruriko, and Reiko, the original three gatekeepers. However, once they send their new recruits out, AEGIS discovers that making teens work together is almost as challenging as fighting a war. [More]
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