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Individually numbered (2,500) release of ZEBRAMAN 2:Attack On Zebra City (2010) directed by prolific Japanese film director Takashi Miike.
Show Aikawa is back as the superhero like no other in maverick director Takashi Miike (HAPPINESS OF THE KATAKURIS) and screenwriter Kankuro Kudo’s (GO) subversive and darkly satirical sequel to their 2004 homage to the golden era of Japan’s tokusatsu TV shows.
It’s 2025, and our hero Shinichi finds himself waking up minus memory, zebra stripes and zebra powers in an authoritarian dystopian future. Tokyo has been taken over by a sinister ultra right-wing governor named Kozo, who has reconstructed and rechristened the capital as Zebra City and mandated a twice-daily five-minute purge called Zebra Time in which all crime is legal and his Zebra Police readily pitch themselves into the resulting free-for-all.
It’s a society dominated by screens, and the screens dominated by a sultry pop diva named Zebra Queen, who just happens to be Kozo’s daughter. Can Shinichi regain his Zebraman powers to thwart the Kozo and the Zebra Queen’s plans to export their dark vision across the world?
Get Zebraman (2004) on the Terracotta Store too!
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Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Individually numbered (2,500) release of ZEBRAMAN 2:Attack On Zebra City (2010) directed by prolific Japanese film director Takashi Miike.
Show Aikawa is back as the superhero like no other in maverick director Takashi Miike (HAPPINESS OF THE KATAKURIS) and screenwriter Kankuro Kudo’s (GO) subversive and darkly satirical sequel to their 2004 homage to the golden era of Japan’s tokusatsu TV shows.
It’s 2025, and our hero Shinichi finds himself waking up minus memory, zebra stripes and zebra powers in an authoritarian dystopian future. Tokyo has been taken over by a sinister ultra right-wing governor named Kozo, who has reconstructed and rechristened the capital as Zebra City and mandated a twice-daily five-minute purge called Zebra Time in which all crime is legal and his Zebra Police readily pitch themselves into the resulting free-for-all.
It’s a society dominated by screens, and the screens dominated by a sultry pop diva named Zebra Queen, who just happens to be Kozo’s daughter. Can Shinichi regain his Zebraman powers to thwart the Kozo and the Zebra Queen’s plans to export their dark vision across the world?
Get Zebraman (2004) on the Terracotta Store too!
