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Locke the Superman: New World Command (1991) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 22, 1991

Original Title:
超人ロック 新世界戦隊

Alternate Titles:
Choujin Locke: Shinsekai Sentai
Locke the Superman/New World Command

Genres:
Action | Animation | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Bandai Visual
Nippon Animation

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 100

Overview from TheMovieDB

Azalea has been residing on the Colony-Planet of Dinahl, and she can't recall anything about herself until she hears a voice calling her name. Then there is another voice summoning her to go to a park on top of a skyscraper. Once she arrives there, she meets up with other people who also have no recollection of who they are or what they were doing before arriving at this destination as instructed by the voice. All the people assembled there possess superhuman powers, such as Eno's psychic power, Umoth's x-ray vision, Neia's teleportation powers, Azalea's telepathy, and Locke's electrical wizardry. Who has summoned them, and what will the five super-psychics confront?

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Production

Animation Director:
Atsushi Shigeta

Director:
Takeshi Hirota

Music:
Tomoki Hasegawa

Writer:
Takeshi Hirota
Yuki Hijiri

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