Eat-Man ’98

Year: 1000

Runtime: 288 mins

Language: Japanese

Directors: Megumi Yamamoto, Akira Shimizu

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Bolt Crank is the world’s greatest mercenary, famed for his uncanny ability to consume virtually any object—especially metal and weapons—and then re‑create those same arms and tools from his right hand at will. This power lets him instantly turn any battlefield into a personal arsenal, materializing swords, guns or other gear as needed.

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