Violence Jack, Part 1, Slum King
- Episode aired Sep 9, 1996
- Unrated
- 37m
Set on a future Earth that has been ripped apart by natural disasters. Civilization has turned into a brutish nightmare of survival. Violence Jack is caught in the crossfire when a new viole... Read allSet on a future Earth that has been ripped apart by natural disasters. Civilization has turned into a brutish nightmare of survival. Violence Jack is caught in the crossfire when a new violent war erupts. Meanwhile Mari, a beautiful women, is looking for her lost lover, Ken.Set on a future Earth that has been ripped apart by natural disasters. Civilization has turned into a brutish nightmare of survival. Violence Jack is caught in the crossfire when a new violent war erupts. Meanwhile Mari, a beautiful women, is looking for her lost lover, Ken.
- Jack
- (voice)
- Slumking
- (voice)
- Bomber
- (voice)
- Rose
- (voice)
- (as Yoshino Ohtori)
- Mari
- (voice)
- Yumi
- (voice)
- Kenichi
- (voice)
- Narrator
- (voice)
- Laser
- (voice)
- Yamaguchi
- (voice)
- Sabu
- (voice)
- Driver
- (voice)
- Aide
- (voice)
- Thug
- (voice)
- Mari
- (English version)
- (voice)
- (as Janet Coats)
- Yumi
- (English version)
- (voice)
- (as Ulanda Roberts)
- Bomber
- (English version)
- (voice)
- (as Geoffery White)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
Featured reviews
To begin with, there's certainly plenty of gore and typically sadistic Anime violence to keep the viewers happy.
I found the earlier version of Jack in this cartoon to be surprisingly quite fearsome. He looked pretty much like some giant, satanic 'Hell's Angel'. He was every inch the cold-blooded demonic killer you'd expect him to be with a name like 'Violence Jack'.
What I did find a little disappointing, though, was that the ending seemed to me to be somewhat unresolved.
Overall, okay if you're looking to kill some time.
Rating: a reasonable 5/10
This show was so stupid and boring, that it was completely worthless.
There wasn't any single good thing about this, everything about this show sucked.
This movie is pretty lame, even for anime standards. Unless you are an anime fan, don't waste your time seeing this crap.
What a stupid movie, and what a waste of time. This sucks hard
Actually, maybe I shouldn't have. This was pretty empty and eventually also got perverted... but, to its credit, later than expected, which counts as restraint by the standards of a 40-minute-long anime film called Violence Jack.
The other two Violence Jacks are better-rated, so maybe I'll keep going next time I have three-quarters of an hour to spare. Also, the English dub is bad enough that I'd recommend it, as something that probably enhanced the experience rather than hurt it.
This particular "episode" involves a character named the Slumking who captures females so he can train them to be sex slaves and then sell them on to towns. Jack decides he doesn't like this and decides to kill everyone.
Utter rubbish, with not enough sex to engage Hentai fans, not enough (good) violence to engage the casual viewer and so many errors regarding basic storytelling, it's sometimes even hard to understand what's going on. Give this one a miss everybody, you'll be doing yourself a favour.
Did you know
- Alternate versionsThe UK video and DVD release was cut by 30 seconds by the BBFC.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Mean & Mercenary (1999)
Details
- Release date
- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Violence Jack: Slum King
- Production companies
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- Runtime
- 37m
- Color