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''Gen 13: The Movie'' is a 1999 direct-to-video animated film based upon the comic book by the same name.▼
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▲'''''Gen 13: The Movie''''' is a 1999 direct-to-video animated film based upon the comic book by the same name.
In the film, teenage Caitlin Fairchild is offered a place in an institute for gifted children. She soon learns that the school isn't really a school, but rather a military project to turn children with a special genetic structure into super soldiers. After developing incredibly enhanced abilities, Caitlin rebels against the program that created her. But all is not what it appears; there are some in the military who want to help her, and a deadly enemy is actually a long lost sibling.
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It should be noted that [[Disney]], of all companies, released the film during its direct-to-video heydays. It is much [[Darker and Edgier]] than its other direct-to-video projects and borders between PG-13 and R with intense action violence, profanity, brief nudity, and blood and gore. It was never released in the United States, but was in Australia
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* [[Breast Expansion]]: When Caitlin first transforms, this happens.
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