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Takayama resigns after claiming responsibility for several high-profile incidents, leaving the Doji Group in Wado's hands; Maria takes over training the new generation of Cloneblades.
Takayama resigns after claiming responsibility for several high-profile incidents, leaving the Doji Group in Wado's hands; Maria takes over training the new generation of Cloneblades.
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Witchblade
S1, EP18 "Turn"Takayama resigns after claiming responsibility for several high-profile incidents, leaving the Doji Group in Wado's hands; Maria takes over training the new generation of Cloneblades.
Witchblade
S1, EP19 "Feelings"Masane and Takayama grow closer after she reaches new levels of lust and rage to protect him; at the NSWF, Father's joy proves short-lived when his latest Cloneblade stages a coup.
Witchblade
S1, EP20 "Request"Takayama offers reassurance that he will look out for Rihoko if Masane falls in battle; Maria grows even more focused on claiming the Witchblade for herself.
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S1, EP21 "Vow"Struggling under the emotional and physical strain of the Witchblade, Masane looks for ways to remove the artifact, but nothing short of death can remove the curse.
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