SOS! Tokyo Metro Explorers: The Next (movie)
Alternative title:
Shin SOS Dai Tokyo Tankentai (Japanese)
新SOS大東京探検隊 (Japanese)
Genres:
adventure
Age rating:
Older Children (May contain mild bad language, bloodless violence)
Plot Summary:
While packing for a move, elementary school student Ryuhei finds his father's old school notebook detailing a search for a treasure in Tokyo's vast network of underground passages. With his little brother tagging along, he and three friends from an online chat room gather and set out on a quest to find the treasure. What they discover instead is an entire underground community composed of assorted eccentrics, including a senile old soldier still performing a World War II-era mission.
User Ratings:
11 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
40 minutes
Vintage:
2007-05-19
Premiere date:
2007-05-19 (Japan)
2009-01-29 (Italy - Future Film Festival)
Releases: We have 1
Official website:
新SOS大東京探検隊 (Japanese)
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Director: Shinji Takagi Screenplay: Sadayuki Murai Music: Yoshihiro Ike Original creator: Katsuhiro Otomo Original Character Design: Katsuhiro Otomo Character Design: Hidekazu Ohara Art director: Junichi Taniguchi Animation director: Hidekazu Ohara Sound director: Keiichi Momose Cgi director: Masashi Kokubo Animation Assistant: Mitsunori Murata Chief animator: Tomonari Nakajima Chief Compositor: Mitsuhiro Sato Color design: Nagisa Abe Editing: Takeshi Seyama Modeling: Hiroki Yamada Special Effects Animation Director: Takashi Hashimoto | Akiko Yajima as Bin Shimada as Issei Futamata as Kikumi Umeda as Kôzô Shioya as Sanae Kobayashi as Sayaka Aida as Unshou Ishizuka as Yuu Asakawa as | |||||||
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