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Broken Blade: The Gap Between Life and Death
Broken Blade: The Gap Between Life and Death

Broken Blade: The Gap Between Life and Death

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Fifth Break Blade Movie. Girge is questioned by Narvi over his surprise attack against Borcuse forces and has him detained so he does not repeat his antics again. Later Loggin, Rygart and Nile learns about True's death but Nile is unsure whether to tell the true to Narvi. While Rygart and Baldr talk about Girge's past and Cleo learns more about Zess's academy days with Sigyn, the Athenian Invasion army have finally regroup and despite losing many Golems, Nike's ego badly bruised by Girge and the death of one of his officers, Borcuse is overjoyed at finding two worthy opponents to fight, particular Rygart and Girge. Rygart, after finding out that Borcuse is heading to his hometown where his little brother Regatz lives, disobeys Narvi's order to head home and search for his brother. However, when he arrives, the villagers have been killed by Borcuse's men. Borcuse is glad to see Rygart is here and has duel with him while his men are ordered to watched.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Japanese

Runtime

50 mins

Rating

5.4/10

Release Date

21 January 2011

Country

Japan

Cast

Yuichi Nakamura

Yuichi Nakamura

Hodr (Crishuna the 9th) (voice)

Kana Hanazawa

Kana Hanazawa

Cleo Saburafu (voice)

Yuhko Kaida

Yuhko Kaida

Lee (voice)

Soichiro Hoshi

Soichiro Hoshi

Rygart Arrow (voice)

Chiwa Saito

Chiwa Saito

Sigyn Erster (voice)

Masashi Sugawara

Masashi Sugawara

General Bard (voice)

Kazuya Nakai

Kazuya Nakai

Borcuse (voice)

Kohsuke Toriumi

Kohsuke Toriumi

Girge (voice)

Marina Inoue

Marina Inoue

Narvi Stryze (voice)

Minoru Shiraishi

Minoru Shiraishi

Nair Stryze (voice)

Kazuyoshi Hayashi

Kazuyoshi Hayashi

Bades (voice)

Takuma Terashima

Takuma Terashima

Io (voice)

Eri Kitamura

Eri Kitamura

Leto (voice)

Tomoya Kawai

Tomoya Kawai

Logen G. Garf Ensance (voice)

Ryoko Shiraishi

Ryoko Shiraishi

Nike (voice)

Nanaho Katsuragi

Nanaho Katsuragi

Sakura (voice)

Mitsuhiro Sakamaki

Mitsuhiro Sakamaki

Messenger (voice)

Shigeo Kiyama

Shigeo Kiyama

Kurozawa (voice)

Hajime Iijima

Hajime Iijima

Party Member A (voice)

Takehiro Murozono

Takehiro Murozono

Part Member B (voice)

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