Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl

A gleefully silly, low-budget romp that bounces from period-costume farce to modern office chaos with infectious, anything-goes energy.

Directed by

Mototsugu Watanabe

Genres

Comedy, Fantasy

Starring

Mako Takigawa, Kyoko Hashimoto, Asami Yamaguchi

Tagline

What is this? Ancient AIDS! From the distant past, there was a disease that plagued men's lower bodies and a slutty woman.

Overview

During the Edo period, an incident occurred in a certain castle town where young samurai were weakened and died one after another. Suspicious, the chief retainer investigates and discovers that a beautiful princess named Tsukihime is giving her body to the young samurai every night and spreading her own disease. The chief retainer trapped Tsukihime in a pot with the help of a monk who used his magic powers and sank her into a pond, but when a female ninja servant came to rescue the princess, a huge earthquake struck. The princess and the kunoichi travel forward in time. There is a lot of fuss about AIDS in the streets as a strange disease of modern times. At one company, a situation was occurring in which employees were collapsing one after another. Tsukihime and Kuichi appear and cause a huge commotion.

How it feels

Absurd, campy, satirical and whimsical. Brisk and easy to follow.

About

Sexuality, death, fate, media

Content

Strong sexual content. Mild violence and language. No gore.

Note

Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown

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