'''The Bat''' is a masked leader of a ring of horse-riding bandits in the Chilean Andes. He came to blows with a Japanese immigrant who had moved to a local farm, sparking a series of conflicts and heights involving horse chases and the robbing of a train carrying gold.
*Only the original depiction of the character is public domain in Japan. Any television appearances or films are still protected by their respective copyright owners.
*Debuted in kamishibai (paper theater).
*[http://jessnevins.com/pulp/pulpj/japanese2.html Jess Nevins]
*[https://www.pechakucha.com/presentations/what-is-kamishibai PechaKucha video]
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Cry of the Andes - kamishibai (paper theater) (1930s)
'''The Bat''' is a masked leader of a ring of horse-riding bandits in the Chilean Andes. He came to blows with a Japanese immigrant who had moved to a local farm, sparking a series of conflicts and heights involving horse chases and the robbing of a train carrying gold.
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