Delinquent in Drag 1992
In the 1992 animated comedy *Delinquent in Drag*, teenager Banji finds himself in an impossible situation—attending an all-girls school disguised as a girl to hide his true identity.
Director: Yusaku Saotome
Cast
Kappei Yamaguchi
Suke Banji (voice)
Hideyuki Tanaka
Bankaku Suke (voice)
Reiko Oimori
Otoko Dan (voice)
Yumi Touma
Suke Banchiyo (voice)
Eiko Yamada
Eliza (voice)
Kenyu Horiuchi
Tochinta Tomoe (voice)
Hiroko Emori
Tomoe's Mother (voice)
Michie Tomizawa
Kanko (voice)
Yasunori Matsumoto
Rentan (voice)
Yoku Shioya
Yochien Fujimura (voice)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Delinquent in Drag* (1992) about?
The film follows Banji, a teenager forced to attend an all-girls school while hiding his true identity as a boy. As he struggles to blend in among his female classmates, his life spirals into a series of comedic and chaotic situations. The story blends action, humor, and themes of identity and deception.
Who directed *Delinquent in Drag*?
Yusaku Saotome directed *Delinquent in Drag* (1992), contributing to its distinctive mix of comedy and action within the anime medium.
Who stars in *Delinquent in Drag*?
The film features voice talents including Kappei Yamaguchi as Banji, Hideyuki Tanaka, Reiko Oimori, Yumi Touma, Eiko Yamada, and Kenyu Horiuchi.
Is *Delinquent in Drag* (1992) worth watching?
While not widely reviewed, this short-form anime offers a unique blend of comedy and action that appeals to fans of unconventional storytelling. Its quirky premise and animated style make it a niche but memorable pick for anime enthusiasts.
How long is *Delinquent in Drag*?
The runtime of *Delinquent in Drag* (1992) is 43 minutes.
About Delinquent in Drag (1992) — A Boy's Wild Escape from an All-Girls School
In the 1992 animated comedy *Delinquent in Drag*, teenager Banji finds himself in an impossible situation—attending an all-girls school disguised as a girl to hide his true identity. Directed by Yusaku Saotome, this quirky action-comedy blends humor with themes of deception and self-discovery. Banji's parents enroll him in the prestigious institution, believing it's the only way to secure his future, but the arrangement forces him to navigate a world of strict rules, social pressures, and sneaky masquerades. As he struggles to balance academics with his double life, every moment threatens exposure, turning his school days into a high-stakes farce.
The film's chaotic energy and satirical edge capture the absurdity of Banji's predicament, where makeup brushes become weapons and locker rooms feel like battlegrounds. With its vibrant animation style and sharp comedic timing, *Delinquent in Drag (1992)* delivers a unique mix of teen angst and slapstick adventure, making it a cult favorite among fans of unconventional anime storytelling.
