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GARO and the Wailing Dragon (2013) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 23, 2013

Original Title:
牙狼〈GARO〉～蒼哭ノ魔竜～

Alternate Titles:
Garo Demon Dragon of the Blue Cries
Garo Lament of the Dark Dragon
Garo and the Wailing Dragon
Garo ~ The Azure Lamentations of the Demon Dragon
Garo: Soukoku no Maryu
Garo: Sôkoku no maryû
牙狼 GARO 蒼哭ノ魔竜
牙狼-GARO- 〜蒼哭ノ魔竜〜
牙狼〈GARO〉～蒼哭ノ魔竜～

Genres:
Action | Adventure | Fantasy

Production Companies:
Omnibus Japan
TFC

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 97

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Overview from TheMovieDB

Garo: Soukoku no Maryu (lit. Blue Cries of the Demon Dragon) is the second film to the Garo series. The film serves as an epilogue after Makai Senki and leads up to The One Who Shines in the Darkness. The story continues after the events of Makai Senki. Having made a contract with Gajari, Kouga Saejima honors his end of the deal by traveling to the Promised Land to retrieve a part of Gajari: the Fang of Sorrow. After Kouga defeated Sigma, Gajari transported him to the Promised Land, however, his quest had unexpected results.

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Cinematography:
Fumi Nishioka

Director:
Keita Amemiya

Music:
Shiho Terada
Yoshichika Kuriyama

Music Producer:
Shunji Inoue

Producer:
Mamada Hiyoshi
Kanako Natsui
Yamabe Hirofumi

Writer:
Keita Amemiya

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