Author Topic: Midori-ko by Kurosaka Keita  (Read 399 times)

Offline orchidal

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Midori-ko by Kurosaka Keita
« on: October 24, 2013, 11:00:27 PM »
DVD finally set for release 12/14/2013!!! (theatrical release was 2010)

http://www.midori-ko.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEYvXLgLz0Y

I highly doubt a release in the US
Hope this one will get picked up by fansubbers soon after its release date. 


Offline krbee

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Re: Midori-ko by Kurosaka Keita
« Reply #1 on: October 24, 2013, 11:42:02 PM »
Wow, never heard of this 'till now but I definitely want this. :D

Offline orchidal

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Re: Midori-ko by Kurosaka Keita
« Reply #2 on: December 17, 2013, 11:17:34 PM »
DVD became available 12/14/13 exclusively via Keita Kurosaka's Official Website.
I'm emailing the website to ask if there are Eng subs included.
I will follow-up with more info in the coming days with an answer, for those interested.

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The DVD comes with ENG subs and has a run time of 55min.
The price for purchase plus shipping to USA is 4,410 yen.

Here's the complete DVD specs from the production co.'s site:


Release Date : August 2010
Running Time : 55 min
Genre : Drama , Science Fiction/Fantasy , Animation

Color : Color
Screening Format : -,HD
Screen Size : SD (4:3)
Sound Processing : Stereo
Subtitle : English

[ Directed by ] KUROSAKA Keita

[ Produced by ] MIZUYOSHI Akira

[ Production Company ]
MISTRAL JAPAN

[ Story ]
A dark fantasy that took outrageously gifted art animation auteur Kurosaka Keita over ten years to complete. Five scientists attempt to develop the perfect hybrid food, a blend of meat and vegetable, as a measure to combat food shortages. Miraculously, an amazing edible creature called "Midori-ko"is created. However, it refuses to be eaten and escapes from the laboratory. It is later discovered that university researcher Midori is raising Midori-ko in her apartment. A battle to gain possession of the creature breaks out, involving the ravenous residents of Midori's building. The film's hand-drawn art, produced by Kurosaka alone using colored pencils, has a strikingly unique visual touch.
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