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Yoshihara Motoki breathes new life into Hara Tetsuo's original series (Hokuto no Ken, Hana no Keiji) from 1988-1989 with Cyber Blue: The Lost Children, a remake and re-imagining. The story follows Blue, a descendant of Tinos colonists from Terra, as he tries to survive on the harsh planet using a chest implant called the Biomatrix. However, Blue is not alone in his struggle, as the Planetary Government of Tinos seeks to eliminate The Lost, a group of rebels unwilling to submit to their tyrannical rule. The powerful government controls the production and distribution of Biomatrix, forcing their authority on any who wish to survive. Amidst this dystopian world, Blue meets Fats, an Artificial Intelligence with incredible strength. Their story intersects and alters the fate of the Lost Children and the evolution of humanity. It's a meeting that will change man and machine forever.
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