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The quality of 'Zankyou' manga is quite good. The art style is appealing and the storylines are engaging.

It's got a great plot and interesting characters. The story keeps you on the edge of your seat.

I'm not sure. Maybe they have no direct connection.

There was no extended version of Prometheus.

Dune was a sci-fi adventure film released in 1984. It was directed by David Lin Qi and co-written by David Lin Qi and Frank Herbert. The movie told the story of Sandan IV in the distant future. He was the king of the universe and controlled the entire empire through power and force. Although there was an extended version of the movie, it still did not fully present the entire content of the original novel. The movie's Douban rating was 6.1/10, and its IDB rating was 6.4/10. As for the other versions of "Sand Dune" and the actors, there was no mention of them in the search results.

The craziness in 'Zankyou no Terror' lies in its unconventional plot and intense character dynamics.

I think 'Zankyou no Kinju' might have some elements or themes similar to omegaverse manga, but it could also be a completely separate thing. It depends on the specific plot and character dynamics.

It's quite similar. The anime mostly sticks to the manga's plot and key elements.

The main difference lies in the presentation. The manga might offer more depth in the story and background, while the adaptation focuses on visual and audio effects to enhance the experience. Also, some minor plot points could be changed for better flow on screen.

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