Violence Jack 20XX

Violence Jack

The eleventh of September, 197x. A magnitude 8-9 earthquake tears through the entire Kantou region, volcanoes erupt and buildings crumble, and Tokyo is decimated in a single day. Scholars call it the great destruction of the Showa Era, but the people who live through it call it the earthquake from hell. Unable to recover the city, the government abandons Tokyo and moves the capital elsewhere, leaving the survivors to fend for themselves. What grows out of the ruins is a society with no laws. In that desolate world, different people try to survive, and their paths cross with Jack, a ten-foot giant who annihilates anyone and anything in his way. Against him stands the Slum King, a villain loc

Violence Jack

En septiembre de 197x, un terremoto de magnitud 8-9 sacude la región de Kantō, arrasando Tokio en un solo día. La erupción de volcanes y el colapso de los edificios sumen la ciudad en el caos absoluto. El gobierno, incapaz de recuperar la capital, la abandona y traslada la sede del poder, dejando atrás a los supervivientes que luchan por sobrevivir en una sociedad sin leyes. En este mundo despiadado y anárquico, emerge Jack, un gigante de tres metros que arrasa con todo y con todos los que se cruzan en su camino. Su imponente presencia y su fuerza descomunal lo convierten en una figura temida y respetada. La historia sigue su viaje a través de los escombros de una civilización caída, mientr

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