The Almighty Tycoon of the Ninja
Yakinthos is powerful ninja tycoon on his quest to find those responsible for his parents' demise and his wife's disappearance. Following in his father's footsteps, Yakinthos Sekeris, a master of comm…
The Almighty Tycoon of the Ninja
Yakinthos is powerful ninja tycoon on his quest to find those responsible for his parents' demise and his wife's disappearance. Following in his father's footsteps, Yakinthos Sekeris, a master of commerce and occult martial arts, reigns in the shadows of the business world. However, the mysterious death of his parents and the baffling disappearance of his wife have transformed his grief into a ruthless thirst for power. Now, the formidable baron harbours dreams of conquering the world itself. Not if the state can help it. As a result, the government assembles a trio of elite operatives tasked with ending his reign of terror. But the more Yakinthos grapples with his haunting past, the more he finds himself trapped in a deadly game. Can the formidable Ninja Tycoon uncover the secret threatening to obliterate him before the dark forces close in? —Nick Riganas
The Almighty Tycoon of the Ninja
Action,Comedy,Sci-Fi
Film Details
Yakinthos is powerful ninja tycoon on his quest to find those responsible for his parents' demise and his wife's disappearance. Following in his father's footsteps, Yakinthos Sekeris, a master of commerce and occult martial arts, reigns in the shadows of the business world. However, the mysterious death of his parents and the baffling disappearance of his wife have transformed his grief into a ruthless thirst for power.
Now, the formidable baron harbours dreams of conquering the world itself. Not if the state can help it. As a result, the government assembles a trio of elite operatives tasked with ending his reign of terror.
But the more Yakinthos grapples with his haunting past, the more he finds himself trapped in a deadly game. Can the formidable Ninja Tycoon uncover the secret threatening to obliterate him before the dark forces close in? —Nick Riganas.