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About Hallelujah: Unmei no Sentaku
The story is set in the ungoverned Tokyo shortly after a mysterious power outage incident. Those who survived from the incident had to protect themselves from the mob. It was "Links," the young people with superpower, that saved the people in Tokyo. Among these young people, a performance group known as "Crown" gained tremendous support. The protagonist Hallelujah and and his best friend Akatsuki, who grew up with him together in an orphanage, are also awakened with the abilities of Links....
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