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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.
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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S1, EP23 "Chaos"Masane and her allies prepare for battle; as three twisted Cloneblades move to take the Witchblade by force, thousands of I-Weapons approach to violently complicate matters.
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S1, EP16 "Relaxation"As the residents of the Natsuki Building head off for the beach, Takayama warns Masane that Witchblade and Cloneblade alike take severe tolls on the life of the bearer.
Witchblade
S1, EP17 "Confusion"Takayama struggles to maintain the upper hand against his rival, Wado; Tozawa digs up all the dirt he can on Father; the Cloneblade project may have goals more sinister than mere profit.
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.
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