SUPER SATOSHI 06 SATOSHIS LATENT POWERS #73/106

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Satoshi was first adopted by earths very own cypherpunks, a small community of freedom-loving cryptographers. As the years went by, Satoshi grew to maturity and found himself possessed of amazing cryptographic powers. Directed, written, designed, and illustrated Lucho Poletti. Animation, video, and sound by Lucho Poletti and Luis Carlos Rojas. Voice Narration by Justin Smallbridge.
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