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10 pts. to the first person who can describe to me in graphic detail what "Urotsukidoji" is... if you've seen it did you enjoy it? Or did u think it was freaky?

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Answer 1

I don't know what it names means. But I have that movie somewhere. It was basically your typical softcore 80's hentai.
Well, softcore in the sense that it didn't actually show penetration.
But it did show a girl getting ripped in half by a huge monsters um...thingie. That was freakish. It's fun to make fun of, because it's so weird. If you mean the remake though, I have no idear. I've only seen the old one. Oh also, one guy licks another guys sperm off this girls cheek. It was gross.

Oh, it's basically about this kid (I forget his name) who is basically about to be transformed into some sort of demon god, or something. And a brother and sister team are sent to find him, only the sister thinks that it's someone else, and the brother is right and knows that it's the kid who the story revolves around and he has weird hair and whiskers like a cat and floats around and has a lot of internal monologing in his weird voice. And his sister has blue hair and is a big whore.
And the main character has a crush on some chick. So basically throughout the movie he has little "out bursts" or whatever and kills people in horrible ways. And the whole time the girl is like "I love you and I'll stay with you even though you're all freakish and whatnot" And in the end she takes his demon seed and has a freak baby or something, that kills him and destroys the world I think or something like that. That's about all I got from the story, because it was poorly done and the 80's music was distracting.
Also I think the whole thing with dudes licking eachothers faces and sperm off of cheerleaders kind of creeped me out and made me not want to watch it.
The japanese are wacky.

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Answer 3

First...Watch the Japanese version.
Avoid the English dubbed version.
It has been censored. And the most important clues of the plot happen exactly at those moments that were deemed too graphic for American viewers. As a result, the English version of the story makes much, much less sense.

Second...this is the movie that gave anime its negative reputation as porno.

Third...the megaviolence always serves a purpose...to move the story forward...however grotesque the 'action'...

Fourth...Most people have a notion of cartoons for kids...this is not a cartoon...and this is not for most grownups...even for those who think they know what anime is all about.

Legend of the Overfiend shocked me the first time I saw it. Knocked me on my a$$. And it had the nerve to have a story I could follow...and follow it I did.
I cannot tell you what you felt or saw or how to interpret the experience. Overfiend is a singular experience. There was nothing before it...and has been nothing since...

a lot of very bad inmitators to be sure...but few of them have anything approaching a story or plot...and they are designed with one purpose...so when you hold the remote with one hand...the other hand is free...

Overfiend is the epic tale of good and evil...of choice vs destiny...and is about what happens when the gates of perception close down and the real world begins to intrude and assert itself and how those people caught up in it handle this particular reality.

there is much more to anime than Legend of the Overfiend. And my opinion of the five parts of the story are just that...mine.
If you can stomach what you have seen so far...and want to continue...try the Perfect Collection

The movie Legend of the Overfiend is made up of the first three OVA episodes of the Urotsukidoji series. The sequel Legend of the Demon Womb was made up from episodes 4 and 5. See the original 5 part OVA 'Perfect Collection' instead of the movies.

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Chôjin Densetsu Urotsukidôji

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Urotsukidoji

超神伝説うろつき童子
(The Legend of the Overfiend and The Wandering Kid (Full Title))
Genre Horror/Fantasy/Thriller
OVA
Directed by Hideki Takayama
Studio West Cape/Team Mu
No. of episodes 14
Released 1987-1995
Urotsukidoji (超神伝説うろつき童子, Chōjin Densetsu Urotsukidōji?) is a series of Japanese OVA releases.

Contents [hide]
1 History
2 Overview
3 Characters
4 The Anime Saga
5 Chôjin Densetsu Urotsukidôji (1987-1989)
6 Shin Chôjin Densetsu Urotsukidôji: Mataiden (1990-1991)
7 Chôjin Densetsu Urotsukidôji: Mirai hen (1992-1993)
8 Chôjin densetsu Urotsukidôji: Hôrô hen (1993-1995)
9 Urotsukidoji V: The Final Chapter (1996)
10 Urotsukidoji: New Saga (2004)
11 Legacy
12 References
13 External links



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History
Urotsukidoji began its life as a manga created by Toshio Maeda in the early eighties:

At that time, I was dealing with manga for an adult magazine. I really wanted to create something different, but the editor wanted me to create some regular manga for adults - like a typical type of salaryman falling in love with an office lady...such type of boring story. But I just wanted to make something different. The chief editor - he was against my idea, but I insisted. [1]

One of the reasons Maeda decidied to use tentacles in his work was to get around an old Japanese law:

At that time [pre-Urotsuki Doji], it was illegal to create a sensual scene in bed. I thought I should do something to avoid drawing such a normal sensual scene. So I just created a creature. [His tentacle] is not a [penis] as a pretext. I could say, as an excuse, this is not a [penis], this is just a part of the creature. You know, the creatures, they don't have a gender. A creature is a creature. So it is not obscene - not illegal.

In time, Maeda's work soon became infamous, abroad as well as in Japan. Yet it was not until the late eighties that work began to transform Urotsukidoji from paper to an OVA. Manga and anime history would never be the same...

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Overview
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
Every 3,000 years the realm of humans (ninjinkai) is united with the realms of the demons (Makai) and the man-beasts (Jyujinkai) by the revival of the Chojin (the Overfiend), a creature more powerful than any of them. The Chojin emerges to bring balance to these three realms, but his coming means chaos and destruction. The sagas follows Amano Jyaku - a Jyujin - and his quest to find the real Chojin and to ensure the safe future of all three realms.

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Characters
As the Urosukidoji Saga spans over a number of years it incorperates a wide variety of characters. Below is a list of the main characters, which are split into their races:

Ninjin (Humans)

Tatsuo Nagumo - The human that the Chojin will be reborn through. He is shy and lecherous. Fated to become the Demon of Destruction who decimates the world to pave the way for the birth of his "messianic" offspring
Akemi Ito - Young, innocent, naive and the idol at Myojin University. She becomes Nagumo's girlfriend, and the mother of the Chojin.
Takeaki Kiryu - Nagumo's cousin, whom Myuni Hausen uses to resurrect the Kyo-O. Commits a series of serial rapes and murders under the control of the Nazi diabolist, who contorts his mind against those he loves. Falls for Megumi Amano - only be felled by her in the battle against Myuni Hausen atop the Shinjuku skyscrapers.
Niki - A school nerd who likes Akemi and dissaproves of Nagumo. Later used by Suikakujyu as a shell to destroy the Chojin, with the aid of a demonic phallus which he promptly substitutes for his own.
Ozaki - The jock of Myojin that all the girls fall for. Amano mistakes him for the Chojin., which ultimately leads to his demise.
Jyujin (Man Beasts)

Amano Jyaku - The antiheroic "urotsukidoji" of the saga - he has been searching for the Chojin for three hundred years. Holds to his stringent belief in the Chojin and his Land of Eternity - until events play out in a way totally contrary to what he hoped for...
Megumi Amano - Amano's nympho sister. She believes Nagumo to be the Chojin from the start. Later falls in love with Takeaki.
The Great Elder - One of the wisest elders in the man-beast realm. Helps Amano discover the truth behind the legend of the Chojin.
Lady Mimi - The elder's grand daughter and lover of Amano Jyaku.
Majin (Demons)

Suikakujyu - The rival of Amano Jyaku. The queen of the Makai thinks very highly of him. His quest is to destroy the Chojin in order to keep the Makai (Demon World) intact. A lord amongst demons with a suitably noble mien - especially compared to his brethren!
Kohoki - A demon who was banished to hell for having an affair with Megumi. He later becomes Myuni Hausen's lackey.
Togami - A demon sent to Earth to hunt out (and presumably destroy) the Chojin. Decides it a good idea to rape Akemi to pass the time - but Amano Jyaku soon proves him wrong in that endeavour!
Yoenki - Suikakujyu's sister. Using his power-knowledge-esque, memory-warping tactics, Myunihausen manipulates Yoenki into attacking Amano at Osaka.
Makemono (Demon-Beasts)

Buju - A key character in the post-apocalyptic chapters of the saga. Starts off as a raping, pillaging marauder, only to find some semblance of purpose and redemption in becoming the Kyo-O's guardian on her long journey toward Osaka to confront the Chojin.
Gashim - A kindhearted, elderly makemono who accompanies Buju, Himi, Amano et al to Osaka, following his release from Caesar's captivity.
Ruddle - Another makemono spared from the devastating effects of Kyo-O's Light of Judgement at Caesar's palace. Joins Amano and the other makemono in their journey toward Osaka.
Idaten - A pure-hearted makemono youth who takes the high road to Osaka with his fellows. Develops a crush on Himi - which sadly never gets to bloom beyond that....
MISC.

Kuroko - One of the Kuroko tribe. Holds deep respect for his boss, Amano Jyaku.
Myunihausen II - The son of a Nazi scientist, hell bent on ressurecting the Kyo-O and dominating the world.
The Overfiend (Chojin) - The god of gods. His legend reveals that every three thousand years he will be reborn into the human realm and will unite the three worlds into a Land of Eternity; however, prophecy and reality seldom see eye to eye....
The Lord of Chaos (Kyo-o) - The nemesis of the Chojin, born from the congealed blood of Takeaki at the Gokumon shrine. Myuni Hausen desperately wants to resurrect her to take over Earth.
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The Anime Saga
There are four main chapters in the original Urotsukidoji saga, along with an unfinished fifth chapter that has so far only been released in Japan and Germany, as well as a complete remake of the first chapter.

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Chôjin Densetsu Urotsukidôji (1987-1989)
"Birth of the Overfiend" (January 21, 1987)
"Curse of the Overfiend" (March 21, 1988)
"Final Inferno" (April 10, 1989)

Opening titleThe three OVAs were later edited into a western theatrical version known as Legend of the Overfiend.

Planet Earth is not all it seems. It is revealed that humans are not alone and that there are unseen realms running parallel to our own: the realms of the Demons (Makai) and the Man-Beasts (Jyujinkai). To further that, there is a 3000 year old legend that fortells the coming of the Overfiend (Chojin) - a being of unimaginable power that will unite all three realms into a land of eternity.

We follow the exploits of the protagonists - man-beast Amano Jyaku, his nympho sister Megumi and their companion Kuroko - as their 300 year search for the Overfiend takes them to a private college in Osaka, Japan. Their discoveries lead them to two unfortunate students: shy, lecherous Nagumo Tatsuo and school ideal Akemi Ito. But as the film plunges deeper into the dark and macabre, Amano discovers that the legend of the Overfiend is not what it seems and that the future of the three realms maybe strikingly different to what he is led to believe...

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Shin Chôjin Densetsu Urotsukidôji: Mataiden (1990-1991)
"A Prayer for the Resurrection of the Lord of Chaos" (December 1, 1990)
"Battle at Shinjuku Skyscrapers" (April 10, 1991)

Opening titleThe second part of the saga - with a ongoing controversy amongst Urotsukidoji fans as to its whereabouts in the saga as a whole (the main theory is that the two chapters happen inbetween "Birth of the Overfiend" and "Curse of the Overfiend"). The two OVAs were again later edited into a theatrical version for western cinema, known as Legend of the Demon Womb.

Unbeknownst to Amano Jyaku and Megumi, in 1944 the Nazis attempted to summon the Overfiend's nemesis: the Lord of Chaos (Kyo-o). Top scientist Dr Myuni Hausen and his son invented a perverse death-rape machine to summon the Lord of Chaos - but the machine overloaded; and helped to destroy half of Berlin - leaving Myuni Hausen Jr alive, but psychologically scarred.

During his adolescence, Myuni Hausen Jr discovers his father's journal and tries to uncover the secrets of the Jujinkai and the Makai. He finally succeeds and reawakens Kohoki - a demon banished to hell for eternity - into the human realm and the two form an infamous partnership.

Cut to the present day and Myuni Hausen Jr is trying to fufill his father's work - to summon the Lord of Chaos. But to make sure it'll work this time, he needs a human sacrifice. And it just so happens Nagumo's cousion Takeaki Kiryu is on the next plane to Osaka.....

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Chôjin Densetsu Urotsukidôji: Mirai hen (1992-1993)
"Birth of the True Overfiend" (October 1, 1992)
"The Mystery of Caeser's Palace" (January 21, 1993)
"The Collapse of Caeser's Palace" (May 21, 1993)
"Journey to an Unknown World" (August 21, 1993)
Part three of the Urotsukidoji saga and unfortunately, this is where the saga begins to dissolve - by forgetting the plot and the main characters and concentrating more on the gratuitous sex and introducing other secondary characters to further the demon rape. The four parts were edited for western audiences as Return of the Overfiend.

At the end of "Final Inferno" we discover that the Chojin is the offspring of Nagumo and Akemi and Nagumo's horrific transformation into the Demon of Destruction - who needs to "destroy the old to make way for the new."

20 years have passed and the Chojin has been prematurely born. He summons Amano Jyaku to protect him and to help to discover what has happened. Unfortunately a new race called the Makemono (Demon Beasts) have risen up to destroy the Chojin - led by the fanatical cyborg Caesar and his comrade Faust. It is apparent they are the cause behind this and want to resurrect the Kyo-O.

Amano, along with the Makemono Buju and Caesar's traitorous daughter Alector, need to stop the two dictators from ruling the land of eternity. The question is, who will succeed...?

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Chôjin densetsu Urotsukidôji: Hôrô hen (1993-1995)
"The Secret Garden" (December 21, 1993)
"The Long Road to God" (March 21, 1994)
"The End of the Journey" (May 20, 1995)
Forgetting plot and characters entirely for the first two OVAs, they gained such notoreity for their gratuitous and explicit nature that they were banned outright from many countries (including Britain). They were edited again for the west under the title Final Inferno.

(Urotsukidoji IV was originally to have another ending, which was fully completed but ultimately discarded. This ending was to have revealed that the apparent Chojin as seen at the start of Urotsukidoji III was not in fact the real Chojin, but yet another Makai. This alternate ending was to have set up the abandoned Urotsukidoji V.)

Continuing straight after the climax of Return of the Overfiend, Amano and the survivors head for Osaka to help the Chojin after his climatic battle. On the way they find a kingdom where children cruely dominate adults.

As the sick and twisted plot begins to hit home, Amano's problems are furthered when an old nemesis shows up at the wrong time. All in all, the conclusion to the rousing Urotsukidoji Saga is one of great anticipation....

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Urotsukidoji V: The Final Chapter (1996)
(December 28, 1996)

Only one episode of this was partially completed, the released version containing numerous examples of animation that is missing in-between frames. The story as such concerned the arrival of the real Chojin as he/she (a hermaphrodite) makes moves to wipe out all life on Earth.

Interestingly, the setup for the show was far more heavily connected with the first two, more popular, chapters in the Urotsukidoji saga, with appearances by Nagumo and Akemi (unseen since the early episodes of Part III), and redesigned character models that more closely resembled the earlier episodes. Some of the less popular characters introduced in chapters III and IV, particularly Buju, were nowhere to be seen. Nevertheless, such strategies did little to get this final saga off the ground and the story was shelved.

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Urotsukidoji: New Saga (2004)
(March 9, 2004)

This 3-disc collection is a remake of Legend of the Overfiend. It has the same basic plot as before, but is more focused on the characters and story in general.

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Legacy
Urotsukidoji has become one of the most infamous animes ever made and frequently given the title of the sickest animated film ever - though this is disputed quite frequently. Many see it as a turning point in anime history due to its storyline, characters and impact; though unfortunatly (due to its controversial nature) others immediatly dismiss it as 'just another hentai'.

It is known to have brought anime as an actually recognized form of entertainment in the UK along with numerous other anime of its time (1987), but unfortunately cemented the idea in the public consciousness that it was representative of ALL anime, all but destroying the anime and manga industry in the UK until the worldwide interest in the genre beginning the late 1990's finally revived it at the turn of the century.

This film is infamous as one of the first to be released outside Japan that explored the tentacle rape theme. It is part of a genre of hentai that is best described as erotic horror, or ero-guro ("erotic grotesque").

It was released in edited form in Australia, US, UK (where parts 1 & 2 of Chapter IV were banned entirely), and numerous other western countries. It was one of the first ultra-violent hentai anime.

There is a theory among some anime fans, possibly first espoused by The Erotic Anime Guide, that the series is an elaborate cautionary tale about teenage pregnancy. Alternately, it can be seen as a cautionary tale against blind faith