Oh hey, Studio Trigger are bringing it back All anime fans of a certain age and particularly those whose teen years were associated with and defined by certain subcultures, remember the first time they saw one of those classic iconic moments in 80s cyberpunk anime. Be it the incredible Konya […]

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