TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Color

Credits:

Mitsuo Iwata,Nozomu Sasaki,Mami Koyama,Taro Ishida,Tessho Genda,SUZUKI MIZUHO,NAKAMURA TATSUHIKO,ITOU FUKUE,KAMIFUJI KAZUHIRO,Katsuhiro Otomo

Description:

AKIRA", directed by the original author Katsuhiro Otomo himself, has been remastered in 4K in the year in which the film was set! 4K scanning, 4K remastering, and HDR reproduce the information on the 35mm master positive film vividly! NEO TOKYO in its original form! 5.1ch sound source remastered by music director Shoji Yamashiro! Included is a completely new sound source that has been further ultra-processed from 192 kHz! 2-disc set with 4K remastered Blu-ray as well as ULTRA HD Blu-ray. Special booklet enclosed. Special sleeve specification. --In July 1988, a new type of bomb was used in the Kanto area and World War III broke out. 31 years later - in 2019, Neo Tokyo, a megalopolis built on Tokyo Bay, is regaining its former prosperity with the Olympics to be held the following year. Neo-Tokyo is regaining its former prosperity. Kaneda, the leader of a group of healthy juvenile delinquents, has been riding his motorcycle in this devastated city, repeatedly running amok and fighting. One night, his fellow member Tetsuo encounters a strange experimental boy during a runaway and is knocked down and injured. In front of the stunned Kaneda and his friends, they are taken away to a military laboratory. Kaneda attempts to infiltrate the laboratory to rescue Tetsuo.However, there he sees the insane Tetsuo, who has awakened to new "powers" due to excessive human experimentation. Meanwhile, in a special baby room in the institute, a young experimental subject predicts the awakening of the "Top Secret = Akira. Tetsuo begins to approach the "Akira" lying deep underground in order to get closer to the mystery of his own power - *4K ULTRA HD cannot be played on conventional Blu-ray and DVD devices. A recorder (or player) compatible with the ULTRA HD Blu-ray standard is required to play this content. HDR-compatible 4K TVs (or projectors) are required to enjoy HDR. 4K TVs that do not support HDR and HDTVs can also be used for viewing, but in these cases, the color gamut will be SDR (conventional color gamut).