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The "graphic drama" (as described by Saito Productions) which initially premiered in 1971 was produced in the wake of Golgo 13's initial groundswell in popularity from its initial publication in 1968. The anime employed a "scale animation" style whereby the action effects were added onto still and scale images of manga panels prior to filming episodes with sound effects, giving a rough look similar to gekiga manga. In contemporary terms, it's closer to a motion comic with voice acting than a conventional animated work.
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Golgo had his sights set on a target on the shores of the Côte d'Azur. The target's name is François Guillard, who controls 20% of the black market share of gold. The client is Swiss banker Dwight D. Greenhill. Just as Golgo is about to pull the trigger, Guillard is shot dead by someone. Who on earth would want to ・・・・ for what purpose? Ixion, a highly skilled competitor with a guide dog, appears in front of Golgo. Rumor has it that Ixion's pistol-wielding skills are so divine that even Golgo is no match for him. Golgo heads back to the coast of the Cote d'Azur to settle the score.