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Main Title	Wild 7 (a4098)
Official Title	enverified Wild Seven
Official Title	javerified ワイルド7
Type	OVA, 2 episodes
Year	17.12.1994 until 21.02.1995
Season	Autumn 1994
Tags	[similar]
Resources	Wiki (en) Wiki (jp) (1)(2) Anison ANN MAL
Rating	5.54 (113)
Average	5.71 (113)
Review Rating	N/A (0)
Added by	hidden on 2005-11-03 09:37
Edited by	hidden on 2016-08-29 14:45

Main Title	Wild 7 (a4098)
Official Title	enverified Wild Seven
Official Title	javerified ワイルド7
Synonym	Wild 7: Biker Knights

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Original Work:	Mochizuki Mikiya
Direction:	Egami Kiyoshi
Character Design:	Hirai Hisashi
Music:	Umezu Kazutoki
Work:	Studio Kikan

Crime is rampant, politicians controlling the government are in the pockets of large crime syndicates, and the police are as good as the crook with a gun to the back of your head. What's a good official to do to stop criminals who are the law? The answer: make an elite force with the skills to stop any criminal, anywhere, anytime. this force is the Wild 7. Each member of this elite group has an extensive felony record and isn't afraid to add onto it, even if half the city has to pay for it.

Source: anime-planet.com/anime/wild-7

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approx. 2h

Completed p533i

153 (37.0%)

Watching 363s

1 (0.2%)

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250 (60.5%)

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9 (2.2%)

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