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Synonyms for volaju or Related words with volaju
chalvon
demersay
baldonieri
bloche
yaht
vosse
mceveety
delerm
wolheim
trocheck
nguini
mercanton
parizon
giambalvo
marzello
buranelli
schiavelli
megahy
chamniern
santisukniram
dellay
batignole
herthum
bouchitey
desagnat
dutrisac
adiarte
surovy
arronax
chirillo
mustillo
berthalet
triquet
durey
delahousse
firecrow
desberg
tattanelli
chamoiseau
wathier
tisseur
machiels
croenen
radermecker
begou
difate
latoel
spellos
sezevaux
donehue
Examples of "volaju"
Spike is the main protagonist of "", a story set between Episodes 22 and 23 of the original series while the Bebop crew are still working together. The crew of the Bebop take on a massive bounty for Vincent
Volaju
, who releases a cloud of deadly protean-based nanomachines in Mars' capital city. During his pursuit, Spike initially fights then allies with Elektra Ovirowa, a former comrade of Vincent's.
Days before Halloween, a man explodes a truck in Mars' capital city, spreading what is assumed to be a new pathogen that kills or sickens over three hundred people. In response, the Mars government issues a record bounty of 300 million woolong for the culprit's capture. Faye, who was pursuing Lee Sampson, a hacker that was apparently driving the truck, sees the terrorist and the "Bebop" crew decide to take on the bounty. Each follows different lines of inquiry. Ed, using a tattoo on the attacker's wrist, manages to identify him as Vincent
Volaju
, a former member of a military squad apparently killed in the Titan War. In reality, Vincent was the only survivor of a test involving the pathogen, having been immunized with a test vaccine: made an amnesic, he suffers from hallucinations, and his inability to tell dreams from reality eventually drove him insane.
Soft Ballet was officially formed in 1986 when Ken Morioka and Ryoichi Endo (who had already been working together in a band called
Volaju
) joined with Maki Fujii. Together as Soft Ballet, the trio's combination of light synthpop with hard European-style EBM attracted attention for being a unique presence on the then-current Japanese music scene. After releasing a handful of songs on indie labels, the group was signed to Alfa Records in 1989 and immediately released their debut album, "Earth Born". The album proved to be a success and the band toured extensively for it, leading to a concert being filmed professionally and released to home video early the next year. In this time Ken and Maki assisted famed video game composer Yuzo Koshiro with his soundtrack for "The Scheme".