When good-natured Mayumi finds herself at the mercy of her sadistic, panty-crazed teachers, only one brave naked soul is capable of confronting her tormentors -- Kekko Kamen! Wearing nothing but knee-high red boots and a red leather mask, this nunchaku wielding superhero gives these perverts a dose of their own medicine. Wildly cornball and completely over the top, this will have you watching with mouth agape in utter disbelief! Two Nipples Up!
Takafumi Nagamine
Director
Shino Saito
Keiko Natsuwata / Kekko Kamen
Juri Inahara
Mayumi Takahashi
Hiromitsu Suzuki
Allsa Berdo / Dean
Kenjirou Ishimaru
Gozaemon Maru / Vice Principle, Mizuho Sakuragi
Maho
Chiyoko Nakamura
Asami Tsubaki
Natsumi Shibuya
Natsume Sano
Eri Saito
Karin
Sakura Oki
Shinichi Oshima
Chutaro Sasaki
Noriko Higashide
Gozo Kamao
Kazuki Yamamoto
Mineto Osaki
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The movie opens with an empty house, cameras pan around from the perspective of what viewers are confused about at first, but turns out to be a spirit living in the home.
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