Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ (2019)
The second live-action stage play adaptation of Mob Psycho 100, turning the spotlight on Ritsu's Arc in this inventive Japanese theatrical production.
Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ - Movie Information
- Original Title: モブサイコ100 ～裏対裏～
- Release Year: 2019
- Directed by: Keita Kawajiri
- Type: Movie
- Genres: Comedy
- Runtime: 2h 56m
- Original Language: Japanese
- Spoken Languages: Japanese
- Release Date (Theatrical): February 6, 2019 (Japan)
- Alternative Titles: Mob Psycho 100: The Stage Play ~urataiura~ (JP)
- Production Countries: Japan
Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ - Plot
Second stage play adaptation of MOB PSYCHO 100, now following Ritsu's Arc.
Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ - Trailer
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Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ - Cast & Crew
Director(s)
- Keita Kawajiri
Main Cast
- Setsuo Ito
- Ryoma Baba
- Takeshi Nadagi
- Gaku Matsumoto
- Takuya Kawaharada
- Yuta Hoshino
- Kido Yuya
- Marina Tanoue
- Tetsuya Tashiro
- Gomoto Naoya
Writers
- Keita Kawajiri
Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ - FAQs
What is Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ about?
Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ is the second live-action stage play based on ONE's manga series. It shifts focus to Ritsu's Arc, exploring the younger Kageyama brother's journey as he grapples with his own latent psychic powers and the shadow of his famous sibling, Mob.
How does this stage play differ from the first?
While the first stage play introduced the world of Mob Psycho 100, this sequel digs deeper into Ritsu's perspective and personal arc. It shifts the emotional core away from Mob himself, giving Ritsu center stage and exploring sibling rivalry, identity, and the burden of living in someone else's shadow.
Who plays Mob and Ritsu in this stage play?
Setsuo Ito reprises his role as Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama, while Gaku Matsumoto takes on the pivotal role of Ritsu Kageyama. Ryoma Baba also returns as the charismatic con-man Reigen Arataka, and Takeshi Nadagi plays the spirit Dimple.
Who directed Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~?
Keita Kawajiri directed and wrote the stage play. He also helmed the first Mob Psycho 100 stage adaptation, bringing continuity and a consistent creative vision to both productions.
When and where was this stage play released?
The play premiered in Japan on February 6, 2019. Like its predecessor, it was produced for Japanese theatrical audiences and later made available as a recorded film release, allowing fans outside the live venue to experience the production.
Is Mob Psycho 100 ~Ura tai Ura~ worth watching for anime fans?
Absolutely, especially if you love the source material. The stage play brings the manga's quirky energy to life with inventive theatrical staging. Ritsu's arc is one of the most emotionally resonant parts of the story, and seeing it performed live adds a fresh, exciting dimension to the narrative.
Do you need to watch the first stage play first?
It helps to watch the first stage play or be familiar with the Mob Psycho 100 story before diving in. This sequel builds directly on established characters and relationships, so prior knowledge of Mob, Ritsu, and Reigen will make the emotional beats land much more effectively.
What are some similar films or shows to enjoy?
If you enjoy the offbeat humor and creative storytelling of this production, you might also appreciate Glory to the Filmmaker! (2007), Memories of Matsuko (2006), and Much Ado About Nothing (2013). Each shares a playful, inventive spirit that fans of Mob Psycho 100's theatrical style tend to love.
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