Blitz!! Strada 5

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1974•25 min/ep•DramaAction & AdventureSci-Fi & FantasyCrime

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Battle between international criminal organizations and the secret team of international police formed against these organizations. An action drama incorporating element of children's hero program, Tokusatsu, such as characters with superhuman motor nerves and the appearance of super machines. "Strada 5" is the name of this secret team.

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