Riki-Oh 2: Horobi no Ko

You arrive in Misaki, a town run by zealots and reactors. You're forced into brutal arena fights, and then you find your estranged brother. But he has powers now, and a new name: Savior. Dezaki’s live-action counterpart pushed the manga’s gore further, though this one is more sentimental.

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Satoshi Dezaki directed Riki-Oh 2: Horobi no Ko in 1990. See Satoshi Dezaki's full filmography, where to start with Satoshi Dezaki, or where to go after you've seen everything by Satoshi Dezaki.

Riki-Oh 2: Horobi no Ko was released in 1990 (JA original-language production), with a runtime of 46 minutes.