M.D. Geist
Aug 13 1986
•1h 45m
•Science Fiction, Action, Animation
Geist (the main character) is MD-02, a Most Dangerous Soldier, genetically engineered to function as a killing machine, but every one of the MDS units went homicidally insane. As a result Geist was placed in suspended animation in a stasis pod orbiting the planet Jerra until it crashed several years later, awakening him and bringing him into another war on the planet.
Cast
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Norio Wakamoto
M.D. Geist (voice)
Akio Nojima
Kurtz (vioce)
Fumi Hirano
Vaiya (voice)
Takeshi Watabe
Golem (voice)
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