INUYASHIKI LAST HERO
INUYASHIKI LAST HERO

INUYASHIKI LAST HERO

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2017•23 min/ep•AnimationDramaSci-Fi & FantasyAction & Adventure
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Aliens replace middle-aged Inuyashiki's body with a combat robot. He uses it to fight high schooler Shishigami, who's using the same power selfishly.

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