Blood Blockade Battlefront
One day, New York City as we know it vanished overnight into a mysterious fog. Now known as Hellsalem's Lot, it has become a place where another world beyond imagining is connected to our reality. The balance within this new world is protected by a secret society known as Libra. Leo, a journalist and photographer who arrives in the city, is unexpectedly recruited to join their ranks.
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Blood Blockade Battlefront - Official Trailer
Blood Blockade Battlefront - CM
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Ending | Sugar Song & Bitter Step - UNISON SQUARE GARDEN [Subtitled]
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Opening | Hello, World! - BUMP OF CHICKEN [Subtitled]
Seasons
A kindhearted journalist inadvertently joins a ragtag group of crime fighters in Hellsalem's Lot, where humans and paranormal creatures co-exist.
1. Secret Society of the Magic-Sealed City
Leonardo Watch, an ordinary aspiring reporter, moves to Hellsalem's Lot, a city created by the intersection of worlds where New York City once stood, and through a series of lucky coincidences, is recruited into the secret society named "Libra."
2. After the Phantom Ghost Wagon
While Zapp makes Leo's daytime job delivering pizzas a living hell, they spot a dry cleaning van that is more than it appears to be. When Leo is kidnapped, the rest of the Libra team must work together to rescue him from his captors.
3. A Game Between Two Worlds
When the president is attacked by a man under the influence of a powerful synthetic drug called Angel Scale, Klaus and K.K. travel to the alterworld to challenge a Beyondian big wheel to a game of Prosfair in order to uncover the source of the drug.
4. Blood Line Fever
Leo spots a person with a crimson wing-like aura, whom Klaus later determines to be one of the vampiric Blood Breeds. Soon after, the vampire expert "Lucky" Abrams arrives in town to use Leo's vision to learn more about the Blood Breed threat.
5. The Tremorous Blood Hammer
Aligura, the Queen of Monomania, is on the hunt to find her creation, Brody & Hummer, and her monster truck is tearing up anything that gets in her way! Meanwhile, Femt and the King of Despair make some secret plans of their own.
6. Don't Forget to Don't Forget Me
While out buying lunch for Zapp and himself, Leo befriends a mushroom-like Beyondian named Nej, who has a craving for hamburgers, but is unable to buy them from the segregated 42nd Street quarter where they are sold.
7. A No-Holds-Barred Eden
Chasing down a rescue request from Zapp, Klaus and Leo find themselves in an underground cage-fighting arena, with Klaus winding up in the ring. Black and Leo hit it off over lunch at the diner, and learn that they have much in common.
8. Z's Longest Day (Part 1)
As Zapp's profligate lifestyle starts catching up with him, word comes in that a Blood Breed attack is coming to Hellsalem's Lot, but that someone outside of Libra is also involved. Black speaks to White about their relationship with Leo.
9. Z's Longest Day (Part 2)
While a crowd looks on, an airplane attempting to fly into Hellsalem's Lot carries Jugei's junior pupil--and the top half of the Blood Breed Libra was fighting! The King of Despair continues setting his plan in motion. The Libra team gains a new member.
10. Run! Lunch!! Run!!! / to the end.
Zapp, Leo, and Zed embark upon a quest to find an agreeable restaurant at which to have lunch. Klaus, Starphase, and Abrams meet with the League of High Order Spirituals to confer about their concerns pertaining to the barrier surrounding the city.
11. Paint it Black
Growing up on their parents' ranch, White struggles with being the only member of her family without the gift of psychic abilities, while Black is reluctant to stick up for himself and develop his own powers to their fullest.
12. Hello, World!
The members of Libra gather to defend Leo as he rushes to reach the King of Despair in order to confront him, not only for Black and White's sake, but to save the city as well.
Cast
Kazuya Nakai
Zapp Renfro
Rikiya Koyama
Klaus von Reinherz
Daisuke Sakaguchi
Leonardo Watch
Rie Kugimiya
Black
Akio Otsuka
Blitz T. Abrams
Yu Kobayashi
Chain Sumeragi
Akira Ishida
Femt
Ai Orikasa
K. K.
Yuma Uchida
Sonic Speed Monkey
Mitsuru Miyamoto
Steven A. Starphase
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