Baby Assassins
Why this pick
The original establishes the same deadpan, lived-in friendship between Chisato and Mahiro, blending mundane young-adult frustrations with sharply choreographed bursts of action.
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Why this pick
The original establishes the same deadpan, lived-in friendship between Chisato and Mahiro, blending mundane young-adult frustrations with sharply choreographed bursts of action.
Why this pick
More of the duo’s low-key bickering, underemployment anxieties, and exceptionally physical close-quarters combat, with the same relaxed pacing that makes the action land harder.
Why this pick
Its elite assassin is forced into an ordinary life, creating a similarly playful collision of domestic awkwardness, deadpan comedy, and sudden action.
Why this pick
For the clean, inventive fight staging and a protagonist whose calm professionalism contrasts enjoyably with the increasingly chaotic threats around him.
Why this pick
Its close-quarters action has the same commitment to physical impact, though it trades Baby Assassins Nice Days’ casual comedy for a much darker, more brutal criminal world.
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01 / THE STORY
Teenage hitmen Chisato and Mahiro visit Miyazaki, Japan, and face their toughest and most infamous opponent yet.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

杉本ちさと

深川まひろ

冬村かえで