Batman Ninja

Batman Ninja

Animation • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 25 min

5.1

5.6

Starring

Koichi Yamadera, Wataru Takagi, Rie Kugimiya, Ai Kakuma, Hochu Otsuka

Directed By

Junpei Mizusaki

Written By

Kazuki Nakashima

Genre

Animation Action Science Fiction Anime Foreign Family Superhero

Release Date

April 24, 2018

User Reviews

A different take on Batman... definitely interesting and the art style is awesome

Luis Santillan Perez

Nice, weird story. I recommend if you like DC and Anime. I think you may enjoy the subtle & not so subtle references and techniques used.

Colton Mitchell

The style, while amazing, does not quite make up for the story. There are points that will stick though. Not for everyone.

Interesting concept, I wasn’t excepting much and it was not as weird as expected. It works quite well and has very nice costumes

This movie is incredibly obnoxious, pretty sure you can play the full movie muted and get more out of it

don’t do this shit to Batman he deserves better

Worth seeing for the over-the-top design which is refreshing in the DCAU. The story is largely forgettable, though.

It isn’t my favorite adaptation but I appreciate the time and attention to detail that went into this.

A perfect anime movie, with all its resources, excesses, designs and style. The animation is simply AMAZING, the story not so much

Visually stunning, using stylistic and traditional Japanese art. A decent attemp at implementing history in the plot

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5.1 – Based on 5.2k ratings

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