Big Man Japan - Wikipedia
As both his father and grandfather before him, Daisatou has accepted the duty to protect Japan against various giant monsters while working for a sub-division of the defence ministry called the Ministry of Monster Prevention. The Battles with the monster are televised, and the ratings appear to drop or pick up depending on the event, most of ...
Weird Watch: “Big Man Japan” - Fandom
2016年10月1日 · The film follows Masaru Daisato (a combination of Dai, “big,” and the family name “Sato”), a seemingly ordinary, middle-aged Japanese man who has the ability to turn into a 30-meter-tall giant all for the purpose of battling monsters that plague Japan.
Big Man Japan (2007) - IMDb
2007年6月2日 · An eccentric man living alone in a decrepit house in Tokyo periodically transforms into a 100-foot tall giant in order to defend Japan against similarly sized monsters. Director Hitoshi Matsumoto
Big Man Japan (Film) - TV Tropes
Kaiju: Japan is attacked on a regular basis by skyscraper-sized monsters, hence the need for Daisato's giant form. This movie is a tribute to and Deconstructive Parody of the Kaiju genre.
BIG MAN JAPAN - Kaijumatic
Big Man Japan VI Name: Masaru Daisato; Species: Homo sapiens; Type: Super-powered mutant Height: Up to 98 ft (30 m, est); Weight: Up to 550 tons (est) Attributes: Wields steel rod, martial arts Powers: Electricity fuels growth to giant size Intelligence: Average Land Speed: Moderate Kaiju Level: One (welterweight) Weakness(es): None revealed
SFE: Big Man Japan
However, after defeating the latter, Big Man Japan is attacked by a fearsome red devil monster from North Korea – and runs away. The bad publicity created by this is worsened when he accidentally kills a baby kaiju.
Big Man Japan (2009) - Summary, Themes & Characters | What's …
Big Man Japan, a modern Japanese superhero struggles with the weight of protecting a postmodern society while facing personal turmoil and financial woes. Explore his battles against bizarre monsters, from a tossing monster to a stink monster, all while dealing with public scrutiny and family drama.
Big Man Japan | Giant And Tiny Wiki | Fandom
Big Man Japan is a 2007 live action Japanese film that focuses on a Japanese citizen, Masaru Daisatou, who has the power to become a giant and fights monsters that attack Japan every now and then.
Infini-Tropolis Review: Big Man Japan (2007)
The monsters are wonderfully animated, and faces are expressive and lifelike. Hitoshi Matsumoto does a great job as Daisato, conveying a nice air of melancholy towards the burden in which he carries around.
Big Man Japan - AsianWiki
2007年6月2日 · That is, until he prepares for his “job.” As bolts of electricity rip through the sky, Daisato is transformed into a stocky giant several storeys high, sporting tight purple briefs, tattoos and an Eraserhead-style hairdo. In his hand is a big stick – for beating the crap out of monsters. Cast. Hitoshi Matsumoto - Dai Nipponjin/Masaru Daisatou