Storyline
High school student Kyosuke Shikijo (Ryohei Suzuki) is
the most talented member of the school''s martial arts of
the fist club. His late father was detective and Kyosuke
share his father''s strong sense of justice. Kyosuke also
has a secret. Kyosuke likes to wear female underwear and
transforms himself into the alter ego "Pervert Mask,"
wearing female underwear and gaining superhuman powers.
This unusual interest also comes from his parents, with
his father a masochist and his mother a sadist. By
chance, Kyosuke gets the underwear of female high school
student Aiko Himeno''s (Fumika Shimizu). With her
underwear, he gains various pervert techniques and
attempts to protect Aiko from a dirty and heinous
teacher (Ken Yasuda).
Live-action film
The original manga was adapted into a live action film
in 2013. The DVD release of the Live-Action Film will
include an original Manga telling a side-story of the
film. The trailer to the live action film was first
teased at the end of Evangelion 3.0, but was set for
release in April 13, 2013. Hentai Kamen was used in a
''movie manners'' segment that was released in select
theaters; it drew attention for its unique and
interesting way of reminding patrons.
The movie was directed by Yūichi Fukuda, known for
manga-based TV dramas like One Pound Gospel and Saru
Lock. The cast includes Ryohei Suzuki as the protagonist
Kyosuke and Fumika Shimizu as the lead girl. The theme
song is "Emotions" by Man With A Mission and the insert
theme song is "Blast" by Anthem.
It did not make Box Office Mojo''s list on its first
weekend, but attained 12th place for the second and
third weeks of its theatrical run. On April 29, it was
announced that the movie had grossed 100 million yen at
the box office.[12] Despite its small scale showing, the
first week earnings were ten times better than projected
box office expectations. The movie was originally
planned to be a direct-to-DVD release.
On July 18, 2013, the New York Asian Film Festival
announced the film as their Audience Award winner and
recipient of the Daniel A. Craft Award for Excellence in
Action Cinema.
