Sukeban Deka

Under a desperate bargain, Saki Asamiya infiltrates Takanoha High as an undercover student to delay her mother's execution. Her assignment: uncover the cause behind a wave of deadly incidents plaguing the school. As she digs, she uncovers a ruthless power struggle led by the Mizuchi sisters who have seized control after Saki's prior expulsion. With limited allies and a target on her back, she must balance disguise, nerve, and moral lines to stay in the game. The danger grows as shifting loyalties threaten to expose her cover, and every clue pulls her closer to a dangerous truth about the school's dark underbelly. The narrative keeps a brisk pace with tense confrontations and cliffhangers that keep the focus on Saki's choices. She balances school life with undercover duties, weaving cover stories and improvising on the fly as danger closes in.

This 1991 animated action crime film ties into the Sukeban Deka universe created by Shinji Wada with collaboration from Takeshi Hirota. The project brings the franchise's street grit to a cinematic form, with kinetic chase sequences and bold color contrasts.

Box office data for this title isn't widely documented, placing it in the niche corner of the Sukeban Deka catalog rather than a mainstream financial hit. In many lists, it appears as a curiosity for collectors and fans.

Among fans, the film is a footnote in the Sukeban Deka lineage, but it's appreciated for its late era animation and the way it pushes the franchise into film while preserving its tough female protagonist vibe and street sense.

Reception among niche viewers is modest, reflected in a 6.2 out of 10 score from 5 votes. The film centers on undercover justice, loyalty under pressure, and the price of power as Saki threads through deception, danger, and moral choices. Its pacing leans toward action with a retro anime vibe that favors brisk set pieces over quiet reflection.