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City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes

Directed by Kenji Kodama

Not Rated

2019 1h 40mAnimation, Action,

6.4

Ryo Saeba works the streets of Tokyo as the City Hunter. He's a "sweeper" and with his sidekick Kaori Makimura, he keeps the city clean. People hire the City Hunter to solve their dangerous problems, which he does with a Colt Python. When Ryo's not working on a case, he's working on getting the ladies, and Kaori must keep him in check with her trusty 10 kg hammer.

Cast of City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes

Akira KamiyaRyo Saeba (voice)
Kazue IkuraKaori Makimura (voice)
Marie IitoyoAi Shindo (voice)
Koichi YamaderaShinji Mikuni (voice)
Yoko AsagamiSaeko Nogami (voice)
Tessyo GendaUmibozu (voice)
Mami KoyamaMiki (voice)
Hochu OtsukaVince Englert (voice)
Keiko TodaHitomi Kisugi / Rui Kisugi (voice)
Chika SakamotoAi Kisugi (voice)
Kenji KodamaDirector
Yoichi KatoWriter
Tsukasa HojoWriter
Naohiro OgataProducer
Go WakabayashiProducer

City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes Ratings & Reviews

RichyE12h ago
Ryo Saeba, the legendary “sweeper” of Tokyo, returns to the streets of Shinjuku with his trusty Colt Python and his ever-watchful partner Kaori Makimura. Hired to protect a young model named Ai Shindo, Ryo uncovers a high-tech conspiracy involving military drones, corporate espionage, and a mysterious villain. All while dodging Kaori’s 10kg hammer and flirting with every woman in sight. ✅ Pros Classic City Hunter Vibes: The film retains the original’s blend of slapstick humor, action, and flirtatious charm. Modern Animation: Crisp visuals and fluid choreography—especially in fight scenes—make it a treat for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Nostalgic Cast: Original voice actors like Akira Kamiya and Kazue Ikura reprise their roles, adding authenticity and warmth. Guest Appearances: Cameos from Cat’s Eye characters add a fun crossover twist. Energetic Pacing: The story moves quickly, balancing comedy, action, and mystery without dragging. ❌ Cons Predictable Plot: The storyline is straightforward and leans on familiar tropes. Over-the-Top Humor: Ryo’s womanizing antics and Kaori’s exaggerated reactions may feel dated or repetitive to some viewers. Limited Depth: The film prioritizes entertainment over emotional or thematic complexity. ⭐ Star Rating Shinjuku Private Eyes is a lively, nostalgic return to the world of City Hunter, packed with action, laughs, and fan service. It’s a love letter to longtime fans and a fun entry point for those curious about the franchise.

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