Mind Game
Why this pick
Its wildly elastic animation and urban energy echo Tekkonkinkreet’s visual daring, while its restless momentum turns a rough, chaotic city into an intensely emotional inner journey.
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Why this pick
Its wildly elastic animation and urban energy echo Tekkonkinkreet’s visual daring, while its restless momentum turns a rough, chaotic city into an intensely emotional inner journey.
Why this pick
This pairs a volatile, neglected boy with an unlikely protector, using expressive action and a lived-in fantastical city to explore belonging, anger and chosen family.
Why this pick
Like Tekkonkinkreet, it makes conflict physical and morally bruising, balancing spectacular hand-drawn movement with empathy for characters caught between development, violence and a threatened home.
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Its saturated nighttime city, playful visual transformations and breathless movement offer a lighter but comparably imaginative immersion in an urban world that seems to reshape itself around its characters.
Why this pick
A compassionate street-level Tokyo odyssey centered on people surviving at the margins; its grounded city detail and emotional warmth complement Tekkonkreet’s concern for vulnerable urban outsiders.
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01 / THE STORY
Two penniless orphans, Black and White, struggle to survive on the mean streets of Treasure Town. When a megacorporation threatens to tear down the town to build an amusement park, Black and White engage in the fight of their life.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Kuro / Itachi (voice)

Shiro (voice)

Kumichô (voice)

Banira (voice)
Yoru (voice)

Chinpira (voice)
Apatchi 3 (voice)

Kimura (voice)