Hurricane Polymar (live-action movie)
Alternative title:
破裏拳ポリマー (Japanese)
Plot Summary:
Takeshi Yoroi has for many years spent training in perfecting his martial arts and athletic skills with the purpose of becoming a criminal investigator at the International Secret Police Agency. The director of this agency Onigawara, was looking forward to enlisting Yoroi as a member of the agency, only to ultimately deny Yoroi an opportunity to join due to Yoroi’s attitude towards crime fighting not being on par with the agency’s standards. Yoroi however eventually put his training to good use by at first solving crimes on his own until he ended up becoming an assistant for a private detective named Joe Kuruma. One day, Yoroi obtained a new artificial polymer suit from a scientist. The polymer is known as polymet, which is far stronger than steel. What’s more is that the wearer of the suit has the ability to change forms and form weapons. Yoroi finds the suit to be perfect for him to go under the guise of a superhero known as Hurricane Polymar. (from TV)
Vintage:
2017-05-13
Premiere date:
2017-05-13 (Japan)
Release dates: We have 1
Ending Theme:
"Kanashimi Naki Sekai e" (悲しみ無き世界へ) by Good Morning America
Insert song:
"Tatakae! Polymar" (戦え! ポリマー) by Nagareda Project
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| Hurricane Polymar (Sub.Blu-ray) 2024-05-28 (from $19.96) |
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Director: Kōichi Sakamoto
Script: Shinsuke Ōnishi
Music: Go Sakabe
Original creator: Tatsuo Yoshida
Art Director: Tomoyuki Maruo
Producer:
Daiji Horiuchi  Hirokuni Maeyama Jungo Maruta Mikihiko Hirata Shunpei Yamada Yasushi Minatoya Yosuke Ozawa
Action Director: Akihiro Noguchi
Assistant Director: Ryōichi Itō
Chief Executive Producer:
Daiji Horiuchi (KADOKAWA) Hirokuni Maeyama (Columbia Songs) Mikihiko Hirata (W Field) Yosuke Ozawa (Fields) Yuzo Kuwabara (Tatsunoko Pro)
Cinematography: Shu G. Momose
Insert Song Arrangement: Nagareda Project
Insert Song Composition: Shunsuke Kikuchi
Insert Song Lyrics: Jinzō Toriumi
Insert Song Performance: Nagareda Project
Lighting Director: Hiroshi Ohta
Mix Engineer: Yuki Mototani
Music Production Cooperation: Motohide Tanaka (egg)
Planning: Takeshi Kikuchi (KADOKAWA)
Production Committee:
Eri Maruyama (W Field) Hirokuni Maeyama (Columbia Songs) Kiyoshi Yahashi (Tatsunoko Pro) Mikio Ono (Fields) Miwa Sasaki (KADOKAWA) Naohiko Ninomiya (KADOKAWA) Noritada Shimizu (Fields) Shigeo Minakami (KADOKAWA) Takanobu Otsuka (Fields) Tomoyoshi Asō (Fields) Toshiyuki Watanabe (Tatsunoko Pro)
Production Design: Tomoyuki Maruo
Recording engineer: Teruaki Ise
Stunts:
Catcher Nakazawa Chuck Johnson Fumihito Minamitsuji Hideki Sugiguchi Junya Matsukami Kazunori Yajima Kenji Satō (佐藤 健司) Kōji Mimura (三村幸司) Minoru Tomita Nobuhiko Tanaka Sanae Hitomi Soutarou Hayashi Tom Constantine Tomoaki Kawasumi
Theme Song Arrangement: Good Morning America
Theme Song Composition: Shingo Kanehiro
Theme Song Lyrics: Shingo Kanehiro
Theme Song Performance: Good Morning America
Visual Effects Director: Keita Nakayama
Visual Effects Supervision: Tomoaki Miwa
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Distributor: Kadokawa
Music Production: Nippon Columbia
Original Work: Tatsunoko Production
Production Cooperation: THEFOOL
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Additional Translation: David Miranda
Associate producer: Caleb McPhee
Blu-Ray Authoring: David Miranda
Blu-Ray Compression: Justin Sevakis
Menu Design: Gary Swarer
Packaging Design: Doug Smith
Quality Control: Marc Levy
Supervising Producer: Justin Sevakis
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Licensed by: Discotek Media |
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