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Using Juzo's body, Tetsuro locates the ones responsible for the puppet incident, uncovering a history of cruel experiments carried out by the Beruhren company.
Using Juzo's body, Tetsuro locates the ones responsible for the puppet incident, uncovering a history of cruel experiments carried out by the Beruhren company.
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No Guns Life
S1, EP1 "Renegade Extended"A mysterious Extended visit Juuzo Inui's office with an unconscious boy from a shady orphanage.
No Guns Life
S1, EP2 "Extended Remote-Control Device"Juuzo takes the Extended boy Tetsuro to a safe place; Juuzo goes looking for a smoke and runs into someone named Cunningham.
No Guns Life
S1, EP3 "Puppet"Mary works on Tetsuro's rehabilitation once he wakes up; a man named Huang visits and offers Juuzo a job to resolve a certain Extended case in which children in the Kyusei Pit are being attacked.
No Guns Life
S1, EP4 "Trigger"Using Juzo's body, Tetsuro locates the ones responsible for the puppet incident, uncovering a history of cruel experiments carried out by the Beruhren company.
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