Ghost Sweeper Mikami (1994)
Original title: ゴーストスイーパー美神 極楽大作戦！！
Ghost Sweeper Mikami is a 1994 Japanese-language animation movie directed by Atsutoshi Umezawa, with a running time of 1h. It stars Hiromi Tsuru, Mariko Kouda and Takeshi Aono.
Meet Mikami - the SEXY leader of one of Japan's most successful independent ghost-busting agencies. Together with her eclectic team of exorcists, she's prepared to do battle with any supernatural adversary - but only for the right price! When an ancient spirit enlists her aid to deal with a re-incarnated foe, Mikami gets more than she bargained for. As the wicked Nosferatu - a vampire lord able to absorb the very life essence of his victims - begins to turn the city's inhabitants into mindless zombies, Mikami's team must race against time to save Tokyo from destruction. Watch The Ultimate Vampire Slayer in this fast, fun and furious supernatural action-adventure!
Quick answers
What is Ghost Sweeper Mikami about?
Meet Mikami - the SEXY leader of one of Japan's most successful independent ghost-busting agencies. Together with her eclectic team of exorcists, she's prepared to do battle with any supernatural adversary - but only for the right price! When an ancient spirit enlists her aid to deal with a re-incarnated foe, Mikami gets more than she bargained for. As the wicked Nosferatu - a vampire lord able to absorb the very life essence of his victims - begins to turn the city's inhabitants into mindless zombies, Mikami's team must race against time to save Tokyo from destruction. Watch The Ultimate Vampire Slayer in this fast, fun and furious supernatural action-adventure!
When was Ghost Sweeper Mikami released?
Ghost Sweeper Mikami was released on 4 December 1994.
How long is Ghost Sweeper Mikami?
Ghost Sweeper Mikami runs 1h.
Who made Ghost Sweeper Mikami?
Ghost Sweeper Mikami was directed by Atsutoshi Umezawa.
Cast
- Hiromi Tsuru as Reiko Mikami (voice)
- Mariko Kouda as Okina (voice)
- Takeshi Aono as Mitsuhide Akechi (voice)
- Shigeru Chiba as Dr. Chaos (voice)
- Toshio Furukawa as Ranmaru Mori (voice)
- Ryo Horikawa as Tadao Yokoshima (voice)
- Nobuhiko Kazama as TV Announcer (voice)
- Toshiyuki Morikawa as Pete (voice)
- Yuko Nagashima as TV Reporter (voice)
- Gorō Naya as Nobunaga Oda (voice)
- Kumiko Nishimura as Meiko Rokudou (voice)
- Kazuyuki Sogabe as Father Karasu (voice)