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| − | + | Mecha (called "labors") are virtually ubiquitous in the world of Patlabor, to the point that there's a special police unit dealing with labor crime. Patlabor 1 follows the events following the release of a new labor operating system (and coincidentally, the death of its lead programmer). Shortly after the widespread adoption of the new operating system, reports of labors going berserk started coming in - apparently caused by a virus engineering into the OS by its now deceased architect. But were a few isolated incidents really the scope of his diabolical plan? Most likely not, which is why the Tokyo Metropolitan Police is frantically trying to figure out what will trigger a massive berserk labor event and prevent it, to buy time for software experts to figure out how to disable the virus. | |
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Revision as of 04:20, 2 February 2009
| Patlabor: The Movie / Patlabor 1 (alt. title) | |
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| Original Manga | N/A |
| Director/Artist | Mamoru Oshii |
| Format | Anime (Movie) |
| Made By | Bandai, Studio Deen, Tohokushinsha Film |
| Episode Length | 83 minutes |
| # of Eps/Volumes | N/A |
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Genre
Sum it up in a Sentence:
A futuristic special mecha police unit investigates in the cause of mecha going berserk.
Main Description
Mecha (called "labors") are virtually ubiquitous in the world of Patlabor, to the point that there's a special police unit dealing with labor crime. Patlabor 1 follows the events following the release of a new labor operating system (and coincidentally, the death of its lead programmer). Shortly after the widespread adoption of the new operating system, reports of labors going berserk started coming in - apparently caused by a virus engineering into the OS by its now deceased architect. But were a few isolated incidents really the scope of his diabolical plan? Most likely not, which is why the Tokyo Metropolitan Police is frantically trying to figure out what will trigger a massive berserk labor event and prevent it, to buy time for software experts to figure out how to disable the virus.
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