She, The Ultimate Weapon (TV)
Alternative title:
Larme Ultime (French)
Lei, l'arma finale (Italian)
Mi novia el Arma Definitiva (Spanish)
SaiKano (Japanese)
Saishū Heiki Kanojo (Japanese)
Saishū Heiki Kanojo: The Last Love Song on This Little Planet (Japanese)
Моя девушка - совершенное оружие (Russian)
最終兵器彼女 (Japanese)
최종병기 그녀 (Korean)
Genres: science fiction
Themes: war
Objectionable content: Intense
Plot Summary: Shuji and Chise are two Hokkaido high school students barely starting a relationship with each other. Then, with no warning, a squadron of bombers from an unknown country destroy the city of Sapporo. All hope is lost when suddenly, the bombers are destroyed by a small red light floating across the sky. At this point, Shuji finds out that the one responsible for eliminating the enemy forces is Chise, who reveals herself as a cyborg engineered for mass-destruction.
Ratings: 2218 ratings have been given [details]
Running time: 23 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 13
Episode titles: We have 13
Vintage:
2002-07-02 to 2002-09-24
2006-05-10 to 2006-08-02 (Animax Latin America)
Release dates: We have 6
Opening Theme:
"Koisuru Kimochi" by Yuria Yato (eps 2-12)
Ending Theme:
"Sayonara" by Yuria Yato
Official website:
最終兵器彼女 | GONZO (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 3
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 1
Reviews:
She, The Ultimate Weapon DVD (Apr 23, 2015)
SaiKano (Apr 14, 2004)
My Girlfriend, The Ultimate Weapon (Jul 26, 2002)
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| Blu-ray (Region A) |
| She, The Ultimate Weapon - Complete Collection (Blu-ray) 2021-10-26 (from $29.95) |
| DVD (Region 1) |
| SaiKano - Girlfriend (DVD 1) 2004-04-27 (from $8.47) |
| SaiKano - Break Up (DVD 2) 2004-07-06 (from $5.88) |
| SaiKano - Changes (DVD 3) 2004-09-07 (from $5.88) |
| SaiKano - Love Song (DVD 4) 2004-11-09 (from $29.99) |
| SaiKano - Complete Collection (DVD 1-2) 2005-11-15 (from $129.99) |
| She, The Ultimate Weapon - Complete Collection (DVD 1-3) 2015-04-07 (from $38.99) |
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Director: Mitsuko Kase
Unit Director: Yuu Kou (OP; ED)
Music: Takeo Miratsu
Original Manga: Shin Takahashi
Character Design: Hisashi Kagawa
Chief Animation Director: Masayuki Satō
Mechanical design: Hiroyuki Kanbe
3D Director: Hiroaki Matsuura
Sound Director: Keiichirō Miyoshi
Director of Photography: Haruhide Ishiguro
2D CGI: Yōsuke Nanjō (OP)
Assistant Episode Director: Tomoaki Ohta (eps 4, 10)
Assistant producer: Tsuyoshi Wakamatsu
Color Coordination: Eri Suzuki
Compositing: Atsushi Takeyama (OP)
Dialect Coach: Hiromi Konno (Hokkaidô dialect)
Digital Director: Mitsuhiro Karato
Effects: Masaya Suzuki (ED)
Eyecatch Illustration: Shin Takahashi (eps 2-13)
Main Title: Noboru Okano
Mechanical Supervision: Hiroyuki Kanbe
Monitor Graphics: Yōsuke Nanjō
Music Editing: Yutaka Gōda
Music producer: Takeshi Ando
Production Affairs: Megumi Tsubaki
Production Assistant: Yasuki Hori
Production Desk: Eiji Sumitomo
Production Office Manager: Koji Kajita
Publicity Producer: Nobuyuki Iinuma
Recording Adjustment: Kazunari Tanaka
Setting Production: Jiro Hamada
Texture: Shin Inoie
Theme Song Composition: Yuria Yato
Theme Song Performance: Yuria Yato
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Animation Production: GONZO
Broadcaster: Family Gekijyo
In-Between Animation:
DR Movie (OP; ED; 10 episodes
eps 1-3, 5-7, 9, 11-13
)White Line (eps 4, 8, 10) Photography: GONZO
Planning Assistance: Family Gekijyo
Recording Studio: Omnibus Japan
Sound Effects: Sound Box
Sound Production: Tohokushinsha Film Corporation
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Adaptation: Toshifumi Yoshida
Disc Authoring: Joel McCray (Sentai Filmworks re-release)
DVD Menu Design: Larry Koteff (Sentai Filmworks re-release)
Packaging Design: Larry Koteff (Sentai Filmworks re-release)
Production Associate: Hiromi Makepeace (Box set)
Production Coordination: Janice Williams (Sentai Filmworks re-release)
Re-Recording Mixing: Mark Escott
Recording engineer: Mark Escott
Song Translations: Rika Takahashi (Sentai Filmworks re-release)
Subtitle Script: Peter Makepeace
Subtitling: Neal Barnes (Sentai Filmworks re-release)
Technical Assistant: Michael Olesch (Sentai Filmworks re-release)
Voice Direction: Elaine Clark
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ADR Production: Voice One
DVD Production: Video Arts, Inc.
Recording Studio: Robert Berke Studio
Video Post Production: Video Arts, Inc.
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Jeong-Mi Bae as
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Distributor: Manga Distribution
Publisher: Déclic Images
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Broadcaster: Animax
Dubbing Producer: Intertrack TV Producciones (Cuernavaca, Mexico)
Dubbing Studio: Doblajes Paris S.A de C.V. (Cuernavaca, Mexico)
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Dubbing Director: Gualtiero Cannarsi
Dubbing Engineer: Gabriele de Rossi
Mixing: Paolo Lovat
Scriptwriting: Gualtiero Cannarsi
Synchronization: Matteo Saoncelli
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Broadcaster: MTV Italia (ep 1)
Dubbing: Sample srl
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Licensed by: Proware Multimedia International Co., Ltd.
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