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One-Hit Bond

201124mMitsuru Hongo

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Kizuna Todoroki is a young girl who fights using the teachings of the Wadachi Ju-ken school. After winning a big martial arts tournament and cash prize, Kizuna's family are visited by a woman journalist for an interview but are interrupted by a new group of challengers. Studio Ascension's entry for the initial Young Animator Training Project.

AnimationComedy
Martial ArtsAnimeYoung Animator Training Project

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What is One-Hit Bond (2011) about?

Kizuna Todoroki is a young girl who fights using the teachings of the Wadachi Ju-ken school. After winning a big martial arts tournament and cash prize, Kizuna's family are visited by a woman journalist for an interview but are interrupted by a new group of challengers. Studio Ascension's entry for the initial Young Animator Training Project.

Who stars in One-Hit Bond?

One-Hit Bond stars Kiyono Yasuno (Kizuna Todoroki), Keiji Fujiwara (Kintarou Todoroki), Masaki Terasoma (Goal Todoroki), Yamauchi Sayuri (Akane Todoroki). The film was directed by Mitsuru Hongo.

How long is One-Hit Bond?

One-Hit Bond has a runtime of 24 min and premiered in 2011.

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