IMDb RATING
6.1/10
2.9K
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In 1999, a battle takes place between two factions of divine warriors for the fate of the world.In 1999, a battle takes place between two factions of divine warriors for the fate of the world.In 1999, a battle takes place between two factions of divine warriors for the fate of the world.
Tomokazu Seki
- Kamui Shiro
- (voice)
Junko Iwao
- Kotori Monou
- (voice)
Ken Narita
- Fuma Monou
- (voice)
Masako Ikeda
- Tôru
- (voice)
Kazuhiko Inoue
- Yûto Kigai
- (voice)
Mami Koyama
- Karen Kasumi
- (voice)
Rica Matsumoto
- Nataku
- (voice)
Yûko Minaguchi
- Hinoto
- (voice)
Jôji Nakata
- Kusanagi Shiyu
- (voice)
Yukana
- Yuzuriha Nekoi
- (voice)
- (as Yukana Nogami)
Toshihiko Seki
- Shôgo Asagi
- (voice)
Emi Shinohara
- Arashi Kishu
- (voice)
Atsuko Takahata
- Kanoe
- (voice)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAt the time of the film's production, the manga it was based on was less than half-finished, forcing the filmmakers to create an ending and attempt to compensate for incomplete character development. The television series X (2001) retells a more complete version of the manga's storyline, though it is also not entirely accurate to the source material.
- Quotes
Yuzuriha Nekoi: I'm sorry. I guess I'm no good at helping with things like this. You know, I never did find anyone to love. I wish there was someone who would cry for me when I die.
[her strength fades, and her final line is heard in Kamui's mind alone]
Yuzuriha Nekoi: Kamui... promise that you'll protect the ones you love always!
- Crazy creditsAt the end of the closing credits there is a brief shot of the Tokyo Tower standing amidst the ruins of Tokyo.
- Alternate versionsNudity was blurred out when aired on when aired on the Sci-Fi Channel (Ani-Monday).
- ConnectionsFeatured in Korn - Dead Bodies Everywhere - Faces of Death - Uncut (2006)
Featured review
As a fan of the long running manga (I'm at Volume 11 of the Japanese release) I did not enjoy this movie. Sure, the animation is beautiful, at times you can see the insane detail that the animators pushed into each cel, and the dark "cold" colors if you will, fit the mood perfectly. The art was beautiful, but a movie is nothing without characters and a developed plot. In the manga, much of the backstory is revealed through Kamui's aunt and small sidestories at the end of each graphic novel, but neither Kamui's aunt nor the sidestories were even hinted at. As for the nonexistent characterization, just as you think you're beginning to understand one of the characters, they die. In the manga, most of the action doesn't even begin until the 8th volume, but everything before it builds up the plot and the characters, slowly but surely. However, the movie is almost nonstop violence, leading to the godawfully anticlimactic ending. Thank God that the folks behind X (CLAMP) are going to release an OVA and TV series to follow the manga, which is still yet to be finished.
- Drewbass10
- Jun 13, 2001
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $143,355
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $6,672
- Mar 12, 2000
- Gross worldwide
- $266,914
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