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Fans' Voices Have Been Heard! The Action-Packed Film Baby Assassins 3: Holiday Mayhem Hits Theaters on March 28

After much anticipation from Taiwanese moviegoers, Wanin International Visual Enterprise, Ltd. has officially scheduled the Japanese action-packed film Baby Assassins 3: Holiday Mayhem for a theatrical release in Taiwan on March 28. The film is directed by the eccentric genius Yugo Sakamoto, whose uniquely stylized works have garnered widespread acclaim over the years. In particular, the Baby Assassins series is widely recognized as a pioneer of the Japanese assassin-comedy genre! Starring Akari Takaishi and Saori Izawa as a killer duo, this latest sequel welcomes the addition of Atsuko Maeda, Mondo Otani, and Sosuke Ikematsu, heightening fans' excitement.

Baby Assassins 3: Holiday Mayhem maintains the signature elements of the series, delivering fluid, highly creative hand-to-hand combat and gunfight sequences. Alongside Saori Izawa, who is already a skilled stunt performer, this installment also features Atsuko Maeda and Mondo Otani as “senior supervisors.” Maeda takes on a role unlike anything she has played before, while Otani, with over a decade of martial arts choreography experience, brings the most intense, realistic fight scenes to the big screen, offering audiences a thrilling sensory experience.

The film follows the story of Mahiro (played by Saori Izawa) and Chisato (played by Akari Takaishi), a duo of young female assassins who finally get to enjoy a well-deserved vacation in Miyazaki, Japan. However, their organization suddenly assigns them a seemingly simple mission—apprehend a corrupt official. Just when they think it will be an easy task, an unexpected rival appears: the ruthless and unpredictable freelance assassin Kaede Fuyumura (played by Sosuke Ikematsu), who has also taken on the job. This sparks an intense and unpredictable competition. Now, Mahiro and Chisato must collaborate with two “senior supervisors” sent by the organization (played by Atsuko Maeda and Mondo Otani). As their friendship and assassin skills are put to the ultimate test, their holiday comes to an abrupt end. Turning twenty means stepping into adulthood—accompanied by a blood-soaked massacre!