Makiri: Havoc in Hokkaido

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Makiri: Havoc in Hokkaido (M:HIH) (simply called Makiri (マキリ - Ainu word for “knife” in Japanese and Ainu) is a post-apocalyptic, action Shonen anime, mobile game + manga franchise. It is also a Japanese-Russian-Canadian franchise.

Made by Aniplex, Konami, and TV Tokyo.

Inspiration
Makiri: Havoc in Hokkaido is based on The Boondocks, Fallout games, Golden Kamuy, Indiana Jones, and Gurren Lagann.

Setting
M:HIH takes place primarily in the rural town of Mikasa, Hokkaido, in the 2070’s. It was a thriving, robust, modern city since the 2040’s until the U.S. government dropped a nuke near Mikasa, Hokkaido, because north Japan didn’t want the U.S. to build duck farms on it. Tokyo devoured U.S. dictatorship, becoming a heavily americanized city with guns, rubble, food rationing, and homeless tents with anime body pillows - where the Japanese language is almost extinct due to lack of proper language education for foreigners, inspiring a later spin-off series called Tokyo: Ultimate Tremble.

A misfit Ainu teenage boy with XXYY (Two X Two Y chromosomes) syndrome, whose Japanese name is Hinote (ヒノテ, meaning “flame” or “blaze”), is an orphan whose half-Ainu, monolingual-Japanese speaking parents were assassinated by CIA agents who near-exterminated the U.S. Coushatta and Osage tribe with Cholera-55.

Hinote is very skilled at katanas, has taken self-defense gun classes with an American gun club from Missouri, he has to take care of violent, severely disadvantaged special needs adult children and seniors with dementia, often cleaning up their various messes, and he is underweight, surviving mainly on fresh radishes, millet porridge, and

Hinote keeps a free, pirated Ainu dictionary on his mobile phone, using the phone’s art app to draw new syllables for the dormant language. His little brother, Touma (トウマ “top of the mountain”) was taught how to create mechs by a Russian mech company in Hakodate.