Patlabor: The Mobile Police
Oshimeter
Synopsis
As the human race evolves, so does its technology. Engineers have successfully created robots dubbed "Labors" for mass distribution, utilized by society for a number of everyday tasks. However, there are criminals who manage to get their hands on these Labors, using them for their own nefarious means. To combat this new form of delinquency, police around the world begin using "Patrol Labors" or "Patlabors" to put a stop to Labor-related crimes. Rookie police officer Noa Izumi is drafted into a special Patlabor unit, getting her own mechanical suit to fight crime. Naming this machine Alphonse, Izumi works tirelessly alongside her peers to keep civilization safe from those who would use this advanced technology to harm others. As Izumi becomes further ingrained within her unit, she must also learn how to navigate both her social and professional spheres with grace and wit. She befriends the aloof Asuma Shinohara, fellow pilot Isao Oota, and the other members of her brigade as she helps them to combat conspiratorial plots, workplace revolts, and supernatural beings.
Episode Guide
Characters
Kiichi Gotou
Laid-back but shrewd SV-2 captain with sharp perception and subtle manipulative skills.
Schwartz Michael
Noa Izumi
Impulsive but skilled Patlabor pilot Noa Izumi, a cheerful otaku with a natural affinity for her machine, Alphonse.
Wain Elisa
Asuma Shinohara
Asuma Shinohara, a skilled officer and son of Shinohara Heavy Industries' head, joined the police force to distance himself from his family and serve in the labor unit.
Green Dan
Isao Oota
Gun-obsessed, impulsive Patlabor pilot Isao Ota often creates humorous chaos, but is surprisingly skilled.
Wolfe James
Seitarou Sakaki
SV2's respected (some say feared) head mechanic; skilled with mechanics but delegates electronics/computer work.
Romeo Flavio
Mikiyasu Shinshi
Mikiyasu Shinshi: A meek, devoted husband and skilled programmer, mostly known for driving Patlabor Unit 2.
Futamata Issei
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Good to wrap things up with one more comedy episode.
Fun conclusion to the story arc, that does bring some comedy back in.
Mamoru Oshii is getting his serious plot on after a bunch of comedy.
In conclusion, Ota is a reckless shit.
I love all the Kaiju movie references.
Love Kanuka Clancy
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