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Endless Warriors
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Endless Warriors was an APA dedicated to "pretty boys in armor" anime and manga, including Yoroiden Samurai Troopers, Shurato and St. Seiya.
It was active in 1989, when a member sent a letter to Randall S. Stukey of the C/FO, encouraging other members to see the recent dub release of Castle in the Sky. The letter was printed in the April 1989 issue of Celluloid Diversions.