Crayon Shin-chan: Fierceness That Invites Storm! The Adult Empire Strikes Back

Shin-Ei Animation

Comedy / Sci-Fi / Slice of LifeMovie1 EP/21 Apr 2001

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Synopsis

Adult people all over Japan had been captivated by 20th Century Expo, theme parks that reenacted good old days of the 1970s (the last days of Japan's high economic growth). One day the adults disappeared into the theme parks, leaving their children abandoned. That was a plot by "Yesterday Once More," an organization who despises the 21st century and tries to bring Japan back to the 20th century with the dreams and hopes. Shinnosuke and his parents, Hiroshi and Misae, fight against the plot of "Yesterday Once More" in order to live together with family in the 21st century.

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Characters

Shinnosuke Nohara

Five-year-old Shinnosuke is a mischievous, honest kindergartner with a love for older women and Action Kamen.

Uechi Aki

Hiroshi Nohara

Hiroshi Nohara: A loving but beleaguered salaryman, father, and husband, constantly battling financial woes and Misae's wrath.

Fujiwara Keiji

Misae Nohara

Misae Nohara: A hypocritical housewife with a caring heart, prone to splurging and brutal punishments.

Narahashi Miki

Boo-chan

Boo-chan: A seemingly slow friend of Shin-chan, surprisingly insightful, with artistic interests and a signature snot trail.

Satou Chie

Himawari Nohara

Precocious Himawari, youngest Nohara, loves shiny things and handsome men, adored and annoying.

Koorogi Satomi

Tooru Kazama

Tooru Kazama, Shin-chan's well-mannered friend, often flustered by his antics, yet their bond is strong and close.

Mashiba Mari

Masao Sato

Masao Sato, Shin-chan's timid and tearful friend, displays occasional effeminate traits.

Ichiryuusai Teiyuu

Nene Sakurada

Shin-chan's classmate, Nene, enjoys 'real house' play, mirroring her mom's volatile nature, often venting on a stuffed bunny.

Hayashi Tamao

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sonicphoon★★★★★Anime26d

If you have an option, between: Return to nostalgia and stay there permanently? OR; Having a positive heart and bracing the unknown future even though it was ultimately uncertain and harsh? This is the main issue that every adult was struggling with, if you watch the movie as a kid, you just like, why does some people rather stay in the ideal nostalgia era? but if you rewatch the movie as an adult, you might get the answer for the question you had imagined when you were young, I remember a lyric from one of the Bee Gee's tracks --When I was Small and the Christmas Was Tall....... it hit me hard as my living experience told me that...... the awesome past days is already a history but why we keep remembering it for no reason? and the movie ends with a beautiful twist of KOBAYASHI SACHIKO performed as the ending song of the movie. (But still, Hiroshi's shoes were damn smelly as usual)

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