Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl was released on April 15, 1987.

Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl was directed by Mototsugu Watanabe.

Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl has a runtime of 66m.

Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl was produced by Shigeru Shioura.

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.

The key characters in Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl are Tsukihime (Mako Takigawa), Kikuno Fukurokôji (Kyoko Hashimoto), Kumasasa (Asami Yamaguchi).

Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl is a Comedy, Fantasy film.

Kick AIDS Away: The Pink Crazy Girl has an audience rating of 4.4 out of 10.