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The Pod of Five Rings Ep. 11 - Tokyo Zombie
Zombies. Tokyo. Jiu-jitsu. Best friends. What more could you want?
Released in 2005 and based on a 1999 manga of the same name, Tokyo Zombie follows two best friends and jiu-jitsu enthusiasts as they make their way out of Tokyo during an undead uprising.
Combining elements of slapstick, gore comedy, buddy cop tropes, and even zombie fight clubs (yeah), Tokyo Zombie takes you on a journey that you may not understand, but you\u2019ll definitely enjoy.
And the film justifies @joe_cebula\u2019s belief that jiu-jitsu is boring to watch.
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Tokyo Zombie (2005)
Director: Sakichi Sato