Thunderbolt Buddha was infused with electricity when he was jolted with electricity as a small child while trying to climb a gigantic electrical tower. Dragon Eye Morrison gained his electrical conductivity through years of shock therapy attempting to tame his violent animalistic spirit. Today Morrison keeps to himself, occasionally releasing all his built up energy by playing the guitar and he spends his days searching the streets for lost lizards. One day Thunderbold Buddha decides to pick a fight with Morrison, and the two electrically charged combatants let all their energy loose on each other.
Region 1, NTSC, anamorphic widescreen 1.85:1 (OAR), black & white. Japanese DTS and Dolby 5.1 audio with English subtitles. Includes soundtrack CD.
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