Battle Royale Enforcers Vol 2

As night falls, the fight for survival has already begun. Shocked by their extreme situation, the students of Daitoa Academy resign themselves to what they’ll have to do to get off the island. Some students want to cooperate, but others fall back on their own merciless killer instincts. The squad leaders begin to show their leadership in different ways, looking for a way to survive. But the twisted leader of squad 2 may be the biggest threat to his own squad! -- VIZ Media

High school students battle each other to the death in the original survival game! Twenty years ago, the fascist government of the Republic of Greater East Asia seized control of Japan. In order to terrorize the citizens and crush any possibility of rebellion, the government set up Program 68, a savage military program where Japanese high school students were sent to a remote island and forced to kill each other—the Battle Royale. As night falls, the fight for survival has already begun. Shocked by their extreme situation, the students of Daitoa Academy resign themselves to what they’ll have to do to get off the island. Some students want to cooperate, but others fall back on their own merciless killer instincts. The squad leaders begin to show their leadership in different ways, looking for a way to survive. But the twisted leader of squad 2 may be the biggest threat to his own squad!

At first, some of the students thought they might be able to escape the island if they worked together, but now tensions and rivalries arise to crush these hopes. The deaths suffered on the first day were only a precursor to the bloodbath to come. Squad 2's psychotic leader has turned against his squadmates, while the members of Squad 1 are plotting against one of their own. As the night wears on, bloodcurdling madness begins to take over... -- VIZ Media

High school students battle each other to the death in the original survival game! Decades ago, the fascist government of the Republic of Greater East Asia seized control of Japan. In order to terrorize the citizens and crush any possibility of rebellion, the government established Program 68—a savage military program where teenage students were sent to a remote island and forced to kill each other—also known as the Battle Royale. After being banned 20 years ago, Program 68 is back, this time under the direction of a sinister government artificial intelligence. The troubled and misbehaving kids of Daitoa Academy’s Class F have been chosen, divided into squads, given weapons, and commanded to fight to the death. Now friendships and loyalties will be tested, and only the strongest will survive.

High school students battle each other to the death in the original survival game! Decades ago, the fascist government of the Republic of Greater East Asia seized control of Japan. In order to terrorize its citizens and crush any possibility of rebellion, the government established Program 68—a savage military program where teenage students were sent to a remote island and forced to kill each other—also known as the Battle Royale. At first, some of the students thought they might be able to escape the island if they worked together, but now tensions and rivalries arise to crush these hopes. The deaths suffered on the first day were only a precursor to the bloodbath to come. Squad 2's psychotic leader has turned against his squadmates, while the members of Squad 1 are plotting against one of their own. As the night wears on, bloodcurdling madness begins to take over…

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