Synopsis
Years before meeting Priscilla Asagiri, Leon McNichol had a violent run-in with a Boomer, a type of advanced android. He transferred to the AD Police, the department tasked with crimes concerning Boomers. Along with seasoned policewoman Gina Marceau, Leon tries to curb the violent crimes that have begun to plague MegaTokyo. However, these cases grow increasingly complicated, threatening to upend the social order with the debate of what it means to be a human.
Background
Initially planned for more episodes, production ceased after episode 3, due to the falling out between Artmic and Youmex. Following the bankruptcy of Artmic, Anime International Company (AIC) and Youmex took on the company's debts, which in turn, AIC would gain most of the IPs and other associated copyrights held by Artmic. Since December 2015, the AD Police IP, along with some of the other IPs held by AIC, have since been transferred to AIC RIGHTS. In North America, the series is licensed by AnimEigo, who first released the series in 1993, on VHS and Laserdisc in Japanese with English subtitles. In September 2015, AnimEigo launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, to rerelease the series remastered on Blu-Ray, with a planned release date of sometime in 2016.
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Staff
- Akira Nishimori
Director, Storyboard
- Toshimitsu Suzuki
Planning, Executive Producer, Original Creator
- Tony Takezaki
Original Creator
- Fujio Oda
Character Design, Animation Director
- Fusanobu Fujiyama
Sound Director
- Tsutomu Sugita
Producer
- Shuuji Uchiyama
Producer
- Takahiro Komori
Key Animation
- Hiroshi Osaka
Key Animation
- Minoru Yamasawa
Key Animation
- Akio Noguchi
Key Animation
- Akira Takeuchi
Key Animation
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