Episode 14— The Six Who Went Far
Aired January 20, 1988 · 25 min
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A soldier, wronged by a greedy monarch and his daughter, bands together with five individuals possessing extraordinary abilities, including superhuman strength, speed, ice creation, long-range breath, and sharpshooting vision. Together, they unite under his leadership to challenge the oppressive rule of the kingdom's rulers.
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