Kite (OAV)
Related anime:
Kite (live-action movie) (remake)
Kite Liberator (OAV) (sequel)
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Kite (live-action movie) (remake)
Kite Liberator (OAV) (sequel)
Alternative title:
A Kite
Domination Nakite (French)
Kite - Ein gefährliches Mädchen (German)
Kite: Angel of Revenge
Sexo Letal (Spanish)
Кайт - девочка убийца (Russian)
カイト (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Pornography
Plot Summary:
Sawa is a school girl, an orphan, and an assassin. She is being controlled by a corrupt cop who gives her targets to kill, detailing to her the crimes these men have committed in order to justify their death. Some of his power over Sawa has to do with her deceased parents and the promise of revenge. When another orphan, a teenage boy called Oburi, is brought in to assist Sawa, the two teenage killers form a bond of sorts. As they heal each other's emotional wounds, they begin to dream of a life that would not be spent under the shadows of murder.
User Ratings:
1124 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
26 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
2
Vintage:
1998-02-25
Release dates: We have 19
Official website:
Links: We have 34
Trivia: We have 5
Comment:
Two versions were initially released: a "General Release" version (rated 16-Up) and a "Director's Cut" version (rated 18-Up), which contains nearly 10 minutes of explicit footage. This Director's Cut version, however, is missing some scenes found in the original Japanese release. A third release, labeled "Special Edition", contains Kite in its original, uncut form.
Review:
Kite (Jan 1, 1970)
News: Show:
Media Blasters Updates on Scheduled Releases (Dec 1, 2012)
Media Blasters Delays, Cancels Releases (Nov 28, 2012)
Exclusive: Media Blasters Lays Off 60% of Its Staff (Jan 10, 2012)
Media Blasters to Release Kite Anime on BD (Nov 14, 2011)
Live-Action Kite to Be Shot in S. Africa for US$12 Million (Oct 28, 2011)
Shark Night's Ellis to Helm Live-Action Kite Remake (Sep 2, 2011)
Media Blasters Launches Anime DVD/Blu-ray Kiosks (Oct 14, 2010)
Game-Based Dante's Inferno Animated Video Clips Posted (Jan 13, 2010)
New Media Blasters DVD Announcements (Oct 3, 2001)
Media Blasters announces new titles, DVDs (Jul 28, 1999)
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| Blu-Ray (Region A) |
| Kite (Blu-Ray) (from $14.22) |
| Kite - Uncut (Blu-Ray) 2012-02-28 |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| Kite - Director's Cut (DVD) 2002-01-29 (from $17.77) |
| Kite - Special Edition Uncut (DVD) 2004-09-28 (from $22.46) |
| Kite (DVD) 2006-02-14 (from $8.99) |
| Kite - Special Edition Uncut - w/ T-Shirt (DVD) 2006-02-14 (from $26.21) |
| Kite - w/ T-Shirt (DVD) 2006-02-14 (from $17.07) |
| Kite Remastered (DVD) 2009-03-24 (from $9.94) |
| Kite Remastered/Kite: Liberator (DVD) 2009-03-24 (from $12.44) |
| Kite/Mezzo Forte Double Pack (DVD) 2008-03-04 (from $13.90) |
| Kite/Mezzo Forte Double Pack [uncut] (DVD) 2008-03-04 (from $22.49) |
| VHS |
| Kite (Dub.VHS) 2000-03-07 (from $11.75) |
| Kite (Sub.VHS) 2000-03-07 (from $29.99) |
Director: Yasuomi Umetsu Script: Yasuomi Umetsu Music: An Fu Character Design: Yasuomi Umetsu Art Director: Shigeru Ikehata Animation Director: Yuki Iwai Sound Director: Yota Tsuruoka Director of Photography: Yosuke Moriguchi Alto And Soprano Sax: Atsushi Ikeda Animation Inspection: Kawatatsu Assistant producer: Yuki Ogata Background Art: Kazumi Ishioka Miyu Yoshida Oh Hyun Jung Park Myung Sik Seiko Ando Tadashi Kato Takahiro Okura Takashi Sekimachi Yasuomi Kishi Color setting: Haremi Miyakawa Original Drawing: Dan Kongouji Drug Star Genichi Murakami Hideki Fukushima Hiroshi Ogawa Hiroyuki Abe Hiroyuki Kanbe Isamu-Chan Jun Sato Masahiro Sekiguchi Masakazu Okada Masami Abe Masashi Ishihama Mitsuru Fujii Motoyoshi Yagi Rin-Sin Shuichi Kaneko Takaharu Moriyama Takahiro Tanaka Toyohiro Okada Tsutomu Tsutomu Ohshiro Production Assistant: Shintaro Nozaki Production Coordination: Yasuyuki Kogoshi Recording: Shoji Hata Sound Effects: Daisuke Jinbo Supervision: Dr. Pochi | Goro Shibusawa as Konami Yoshida as Kotomi Naruse as Shingo Oyamada as Tatsuo Matoba as Douglas Cartwright as Gary Wynn-Jones as Hiroshi Aida as Itsumi Sawada as Jackie Sylvester as Michiko Yamaguchi as Naho Hirokawa as Nobuyuki Takano as Richard O'Sallivan as Takayuki Hiramatsu as Tomoko Furakawa as William Rain as | |||
Backgrounds: Jiwoo Production Development: Tokyo Laboratory Editing: Inoue Editing Photography: Studio Wood Publicity: Tomoko Sound Production: Rakuonsha Title Production: Yonchome Factory VTR Editing: Studio Brain | ||||
Translation: Tokyo Rose Audio Engineer: Nick Stuteville Communications: Billie Houle Dialogue Mixer: Ron Abfalter Duplications: B.J. Toney Editing: Scott Marchfeld FX Designer: Skip Bowerman Graphic Design: Merideth Mulroney Music & Effects Editor: Kevin Turner Packaging Design: Merideth Mulroney Production Assistant: Clark Cheng Production manager: Sam Liebowitz Production Supervision: Sean Molyneaux Script Supervision: Scott Simpson Voice Direction: Scott Houle | Charlie Watson as Dave Underwood as Shane Callahan as Charles Denson Jr. as Ann Connel as Bob Edwards as Daniel Richani as David Pickelsiemer as Heather Laska as J.R. Rodriguez as Jeff Johnston as Kevin Potts as Les Jenkins as Marc Matney as Michael Leigh as Paul Johnson as Rachael Seidman-Lockamy as Rick Sisk as Scott Bailey as Sean P. O'Connell as Suzan Somerz as | |||
Distributor: AnimeWorks (Regular Version) Kitty Media (Director's Cut/Special Edition) Madman Entertainment Pty. Ltd. (Australia) Editing Studio: RG Video Licensed by: Media Blasters Recording Studio: Coastal Carolina Sound Studios | ||||
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Distributor: Yamato Video | ||||
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Broadcaster: VOX Dubbing: Aaron Synchros | ||||
(none) | Production: MC Entertainment | |||
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