Devilman (2004)
Original title: デビルマン
Devilman is a 2004 Japanese-language action movie directed by Hiroyuki Nasu, with a running time of 1h 56m. It stars Hisato Izaki, Yusuke Izaki and Ayana Sakai.
A scientific exploration in search of a new energy source unleashes a group of powerful demons who begin possessing human bodies and destroying civilization. Close friends Akira and Ryo wind up on different sides of this epic struggle. Akira’s inner strength allows him to maintain his identity and fight for good, but the weaker Ryo is completely overtaken by Satan himself.
Quick answers
What is Devilman about?
A scientific exploration in search of a new energy source unleashes a group of powerful demons who begin possessing human bodies and destroying civilization. Close friends Akira and Ryo wind up on different sides of this epic struggle. Akira’s inner strength allows him to maintain his identity and fight for good, but the weaker Ryo is completely overtaken by Satan himself.
When was Devilman released?
Devilman was released on 9 October 2004.
How long is Devilman?
Devilman runs 1h 56m.
Who made Devilman?
Devilman was directed by Hiroyuki Nasu.
Where can I watch Devilman?
Devilman is available on Cineverse Amazon Channel, Eternal Family, Midnight Pulp, Midnight Pulp Amazon Channel, Night Flight Plus and RetroCrush Amazon Channel.
Where to watch Devilman
Stream: Cineverse Amazon Channel, Eternal Family, Midnight Pulp, Midnight Pulp Amazon Channel, Night Flight Plus, RetroCrush Amazon Channel, Screambox Amazon Channel
Watch free with ads: AsianCrush, Cineverse, Fandango at Home Free, Retrocrush, Tubi TV
Rent: Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home, Google Play Movies, YouTube
Buy: Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home, Google Play Movies, YouTube
Cast
- Hisato Izaki as Akira Fudô / Devilman
- Yusuke Izaki as Ryô Asuka / Satan
- Ayana Sakai as Miki Makimura
- Asuka Shibuya as Mîko
- Ryudo Uzaki as Keisuke Makimura (Miki's father)
- Yoko Aki as Emi Makimura (Miki's mother)
- Ai Tominaga as Silene
- Bob Sapp as World Newscaster
- Mark Musashi as LAPD
- Masaki Nishina as Masao Ushiku
- Shota Sometani as Susumu
- Ichirō Ogura as Susumu's Father
