History Film / RoboGeisha

* CallingYourAttacks: "Wig napalm!"

* TheBully: Kikuyakko starts out as one.

''Robo Geisha'' is the story of two sisters: Kikuyakko Kagusa, a geisha who is renowned for her beauty, and Yoshie Kagusa, who works as a servant in the same teahouse as Kikuyakko. Yoshie suffers near constant abuse at the hands of her elder sister, who derides her lack of grace and potential for becoming a Geisha at every opportunity. While Yoshie for the most part tries to take this treatment in stride, at times her rage boils over and manifests itself in almost-superhuman feats of strength.

* [[ActionGirl Action Girls]]: Yoshie and Kikuyakko, and, well, the entire geisha army.

* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Both played straight and subverted - [[spoiler:the most damage Yoshie gets to her face is having the skin of her cheekbone torn off, revealing her cyborg implants, and it doesn't look ''too'' bad, but poor Kikuyakko has the skin on her face removed from the bridge of her nose down as part of her full transformation.]]

* EvilPlan: The Kageno's true goal is to drop an atomic bomb into Mt. Fuji, which they believe will destroy Japan so that they can rebuild it in their own image.

* FusionDance: [[spoiler:Yoshie and Kikuyakko combine into one being at the end, using their combined powers and weapons to defeat Hikaru and his giant castle robot.]]

* CorruptCorporateExecutive: Both Hikaru Kageno and his father, Kenyama. They kidnap and force young women into becoming their personal assassins, attempt to murder anyone and everyone who gets in their way, and they ultimately desire to ''destroy Japan'' to achieve their goals.

* RobotGirl: The Kagusa sisters, as well as the deranged members of Kagusa Steel's elite "Goblin Corps".

* SpiritualSuccessor: It's fifth in an unofficial series preceded by ''MeatballMachine'', ''TheMachineGirl'', ''TokyoGorePolice'', ''[[VampireGirlVsFrankensteinGirl Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl]]'' and suceded by ''Mutant Girls Squad''.

''Robo Geisha'' is a Japanese splatter-horror/action film directed by Noboru Iguchi (''MachineGirl''). It stars Aya Higuchi as Yoshi, Hitomi Hasebe as Kikuyakko , and Takumi Saito as Hikaru Kageno. Originally released in Japanese theatres in 2009, it was later licensed for distribution in English by {{Funimation}}.

* {{Animeland}} / ThirtySecondsOverTokyo: There is not a Japanese stereotype in existence that this movie does not portray. {{Yakuza}}s, Geishas, Ninjas, Samurai, SailorFuku, {{Kaiju}}, {{Tokusatsu}}... you name it.

* ActionGirl: Yoshie and Kikuyakko, and, well, the entire geisha army.

* DarkActionGirl: The Tengun.

However, when Yoshie is given the order to eliminate the family members of the other girls that have been kidnapped and forced into servitude by the corporation, she has a change of heart. Vowing to bring down the company and its cadre of cyberneticly enhanced assassins once and for all, she puts her nearly unmatched skills in the arts of death-dealing to use in an effort to avenge the lives the corporation has taken in its mad rise to power. This decision puts Yoshie on a path that will inevitably lead to a final confrontation with her now more machine than human sister, and to uncovering the secrets of the men who have been pulling their strings all along.

* RuleOfFunny: Pretty much the entire film.

* FacialHorror: Often, and almost always PlayedForLaughs.

* FacialHorror: Often, and PlayedForLaughs.

* CrossesTheLineTwice

* SpiritualSuccessor: It's fifth in an unofficial series preceded by ''Meatball Machine'', ''TheMachineGirl'', ''TokyoGorePolice'', ''[[VampireGirlVsFrankensteinGirl Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl]]'' and suceded by ''Mutant Girls Squad''.

* [[MST3KMantra MST3K Mantra]]: Write it out on a piece of paper and repeat it to yourself at regular intervals. You're gonna need it.

* SpiritualSuccesor: It's fifth in an unofficial series preceded by ''Meatball Machine'', ''TheMachineGirl'', ''TokyoGorePolice'', ''[[VampireGirlVsFrankensteinGirl Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl]]'' and suceded by ''Mutant Girls Squad''.

* MST3KMantra: Write it out on a piece of paper and repeat it to yourself at regular intervals. You're gonna need it.

* [[MST3KMantra]]: Write it out on a piece of paper and repeat it to yourself at regular intervals. You're gonna need it.

* {{Animeland}} / ThirtySecondsOverTokyo: There is not a Japanese stereotype in existence that this movie does not portray. {{Yakuza}}s, Geishas, Ninjas, Samurais, SailorFuku, {{Kaiju}}, {{Tokusatsu}}... you name it.

* {{Animeland}} / ThirtySecondsOverTokyo: There is not a Japanese stereotype in existence that this movie does not portray. {{Yaukuza}}s, Geishas, Ninjas, Samurais, SailorFuku, {{Kaiju}}, {{Tokusatsu}}... you name it.

-->-- The ''Robo Geisha'' trailer.

''Robo Geisha'' is a Japanese splatter-horror/action film directed by Noboru Iguchi (''TokyoMachineGirl''). It stars Aya Higuchi as Yoshi, Hitomi Hasebe as Kikuyakko , and Takumi Saito as Hikaru Kageno. Originally released in Japanese theatres in 2009, it was later licensed for distribution in English by {{Funimation}}.