
Akira
1988 · Movie · R · 124 min
★ 7.9(4,867)unSUB Rating
In a neon-lit future city, a secret military project and a violent biker clash trigger a dangerous transformation tied to psychic powers. As the threat escalates, only a small group of teenagers and other psionically gifted allies can stand against the chaos spreading through Neo-Tokyo.
Based on Akira
Also known as Akira: 25th Anniversary Edition
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Details
- Original title
- AKIRA
- Years
- 1988
- Release date
- 1988-06-10
- Language
- Japanese
- Rated
- R
- Runtime
- 124 min
- TMDB rating (input)
- 7.9/10 (4,867 votes)
- Box office
- $49,000,000
- Budget
- $5,500,000
About
You’ll probably like Akira if you want a dark, high-stakes cyberpunk ride with unforgettable visuals and psychic power mayhem; Not for you if you want a simple, easy-to-follow plot or prefer light, non-violent sci-fi like Metropolis.
Pros: jaw-dropping animation; tense cyberpunk vibe; memorable sci-fi themes | Cons: confusing story; thin character focus; intense gore
Themes
- army
- street gang
- saving the world
- total destruction
- experiment
- general
- megacity
- atomic bomb
- stadium
- underground
- mutation
- dystopia
- +8 more
Awards & recognition
- Annecy Cristal — a Feature Film · 1989 · nominated
Cast & crew

Mitsuo Iwata
as Shotaro Kaneda (voice)

Nozomu Sasaki
as Tetsuo Shima (voice)

Mami Koyama
as Kei (voice)

Taro Ishida
as Colonel Shikishima

Mizuho Suzuki
as Doctor Ônishi

Tessyo Genda
as Ryûsaku (voice)

Koichi Kitamura
as Priestess Miyako / Council A (voice)

Yuriko Fuchizaki
as Kaori (voice)

Masaaki Okura
as Yamagata (voice)

Takeshi Kusao
as Kai (voice)
Directed by Katsuhiro Otomo