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Black Lion

1992, Japanese. Directed by Takashi Watanabe.

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The year is 1580 and Nobunaga Oda is working to consolidate his power over Japan. In his army are weapons of great destructive power: rapid fire machine guns, lasers, missiles and, most frightening of all, the reputedly immortal ninja Ginnai Doma. Like a sentence of divine wrath he hunts down and destroys dissident monks, ninjas and others, wherever they may be. With the clans on the brink of destruction, a single ninja accepts the impossible task: kill the immortal Ginnai.

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Released
21 November 1992
Original title
時元戦国史 黒の獅士 陣内篇
Country
Japan
Written by
Go Nagai
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Who directed Black Lion?

Black Lion (1992) was directed by Takashi Watanabe and stars Yasunori Matsumoto, Yusaku Yara, Ai Orikasa.

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