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Gyo: Tokyo Fish Attack (2012) [R]

Release Date:
February 15, 2012

Original Title:
ギョ

Alternate Titles:
Gyo Tokyo Fish Attack
Gyo: Tokyo Fish Attack
Gyo: Ugomeku bukimi
ギョ うごめく不気味
鱼 毛骨悚然的蠕动
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Genres:
Animation | Horror

Production Companies:
Aniplex
Shogakukan
THE KLOCKWORX
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Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: MA 15+  US: R 

Runtime: 70

I wonder if that stench of death will ever vanish

Overview from TheMovieDB

To celebrate their graduation from university Kaori and her two friends visit Okinawa in southern Japan for a short vacation. At the vacation house, provided by Tadashi's uncle, a numbing stench awaits the girls, and can be traced to a horrendously deformed, legged fish that Kaori kills. More and more of these creatures appear and portend a horrific change for the animal life in the area. A phone call from Kaori's fiancé Tadashi in Tokyo quickly shows the scope of this epidemic, when he is also attacked by these mechanized fish. Kaori immediately sets out on an perilous voyage to find out what happened to Tadashi, helped by Shirakawa — a videographer in search of the truth behind all this...

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Production

3D Animator:
Masato Takizawa
Yuichi Terao
Yuki Yamaguchi

Art Direction:
Takamasa Nakakuki
Kazuo Ebisawa
Satoru Kuwabara

Assistant Director of Photography:
Shinichi Igarashi

Assistant Editor:
Kazumi Wakimoto

Background Designer:
Kim Min-ji
Reimi Sonegawa
Yuko Fukayama
Kazuo Ebisawa
Shoko Araki
Akiko Kazato
Kiwami Hatta
Daisuke Yasuda
Yoshiko Kuroda
Yuka Sanekata
Michiko Morokuma
Aki Inyama

Character Designer:
Takuro Takahashi

Color Designer:
Emi Chiba

Compositing Artist:
Kenji Takehara
Seiji Matsuda
Momoko Toda
Hiroaki Tanaka
Kouji Aoki
Shinichi Igarashi
Masato Takizawa
Katsuaki Kamata
Yuki Yamaguchi
Sae Yoshikawa
Kazuki Nishiwaki

Director:
Takayuki Hirao

Director of Photography:
Yuichi Terao

Editor:
Tsuyoshi Imai

Key Animation:
Masayuki Kunihiro
Masaru Kimura
Takeyoshi Omagari
Satoshi Takahashi
Shinsuke Yasuda
Yuka Honma
Tomonori Sudo
Takashi Suhara
Toshiharu Kudou
Katsuya Kikuchi
Yasutoshi Niwa
Dai Fukuyama
Yuya Kishi
Masaru Takeuchi
Keita Shimizu
Ryunosuke Murakami
Masaharu Koyama
Hiroyuki Uchida
Akio Shimotsukasa
Shinpei Tomooka
Atsushi Ogasawara
Shunya Kikuchi
Takuya Aoki
Takatsugu Umeda
Akihiko Uda
Ato Nonaka
Mitsuru Obunai
Tetsuto Ito
Etsuko Kawano
Koji Odate
Ryota Furukawa
Ryouichi Kaida
Makoto Nakamura
Tadashi Sugita

Line Producer:
Ryu Suzuki

Novel:
Junji Ito

Original Music Composer:
Go Shiina

Producer:
Atsuhiro Iwakami
Tsuneo Takechi
Junya Okamoto
Hikaru Kondo

Screenplay:
Akihiro Yoshida
Takayuki Hirao

Second Unit Director:
Takayuki Hirao

Second Unit First Assistant Director:
Kei Tsunematsu

Sound Director:
Hajime Takakuwa

Sound Effects:
Kenji Shibasaki
Yuji Akazawa

Sound Mixer:
Naoya Tanaka

Storyboard Artist:
Takayuki Hirao

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