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Locke the Superman: Lord Leon (1989) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 25, 1989

Original Title:
超人ロック ロードレオン

Alternate Titles:
Choujin Locke: Lordleon
Locke the Superman/Lordleon

Genres:
Action | Animation | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Bandai Visual
Nippon Animation

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

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It is the year 336 of the Space Century on the planet of Sieren, and in the state of Innex, Flora Rain-who is blind-is employed at an elementary school. Flora is adored by her students, the principal of the school, and all the town's people, and enjoys a peaceful life in the town. By chance, she meets a strange youth named Locke. Locke has numerous superpowers, although he is very discreet about them and gives the impression of being an ordinary youth. One day, Locke is visited by a Military man, Major Caliann, who requests Locke's assistance in their investigation of Lordleon. Lordleon and his space pirates have attacked the enterprise Astoria Concern, but the chairman, Great Georg, didn't report the incident to the Union. The Union though this very strange, and decided to investigate Lordleon.

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Production

Animation Director:
Masahiro Sekino

Director:
Noboru Ishiguro

Original Music Composer:
Keiju Ishikawa

Writer:
Yuki Hijiri

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