Name: Gindama yuugi Pachinko kuîn Nanase: Pachinko zasshi toujou batoru!
Genre: Drama
Released: 2011-08-05
Duration: 1 h 10 min
Cast: Sayaka Ichii, Toshio Ariki, Hiroshi Fujita

It's strange that the flick mentioned above in the summary directed by Jiro Ishikawa isn't available on IMDb. It's an easy catch on DVD with subtitles on Eastern official sites. Further it has Asami on board, a chick mega popular over here with here splatterfests. 

But here she's in a pure rip-off of The Terminator (1984) in which she plays two persons. But it is also more a love story then a science fiction or even a horror flick.

In 2050 a nuclear war broke out all over the world. With the help of the military industry Tanahashi plans to conquer the world and set up a new government. To fight the tyranny a rebellious army fights for peace. Tanashi wants to kill the leader by sending a cyborg called Iryu. It's here that another cyborg ninja (Asami) comes to save the leader. Don't expect to see high quality effects. It's still a low budget flick. As I said earlier Asami plays two roles and both show their juggs to the world. 

It's watchable but it isn't your typical Asami flick. There's no blood to spot but the filming was okay and the editing was also rather good. For people who can't get enough of Asami this is one to put in your collection but due being more a love story it isn't for every horror/scifi lover mentioned.

Gore 0/5 Nudity 1/5 Effects 2/5 Story 2/5 Comedy 0/5

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