Nyaa archive 1191454

[CrucialTParty] City Hunter Movie - Shinjuku Private Eyes - English Subtitles

Saved on 2026-09-19 15:24:04. This copy includes the description and comments available at capture.

Description

Mega link:
https://mega.nz/#!FVQQBYoY!8OVMwdl2TRLJRsSPxX_IUHzcmBigHReQFCxFhJtiT04

This was tested and synced with the [Anime Land] raw.

A few things to note:

  • I'm neither a native speaker of English nor Japanese, so excuse me for any mistakes or language awkwardness. But I assure you that I'm confident in the accuracy of at least most of the translation.

  • I left the word "mokkori" as it is because City Hunter fans don't need a translation for it (and as a fan myself, I prefer it untranslated). If you still don't understand it, look it up on Jisho or something.

  • Yes it sounds like they're saying "Mebius" but it appears multiple times on-screen spelled "Mobius", so I went with that. I'm not sure about the spelling of the company name though.

  • This is my first time ever uploading a torrent. I copy-pasted the trackers from another Nyaa torrent, but if there's still a problem, please use the Mega link.

Enjoy the movie!

Comments 18

Thanks for subbing this.
BTW, are the insert songs subbed? Because it allows the sub track to "Get Wild and Tough" if you know what I mean. :D

@CrucialTYParty OK. Thanks for clarifying. I'll wait till a version with song translations pops up.

Hey @CrucialTParty, thanks, you did good!!!
By the way: "Möbius" was the surname of an influential German mathematician from the 1800s (as in the "Möbius Strip"). Later, "Möbius" was adopted as the pen name of a famous 20th century French comics and sci-fi artist. Möbius (the artist) is huge in Europe and Japan, and so his name gets referenced a lot in anime (and elsewhere). In the USA, the name is pronounced "moh-bius" but in Europe it's pronounced sorta like "meh-bius"/"muh-bius". The Japanese approximate the European pronunciation, so "meh-bius" (メビウス) it is. The same name is used for an Ultraman character as well.

@greboguru Interesting to know, thanks! I'm familiar with it as Mobius but I didn't know about the pronunciation difference.

mokkori: The term basically represents the sound or concept of a penile erection.

~wiki :P
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mokkori

The syntax of the late french is Mœbius, i don't think it's related here.
Otherwise, thanks.