2020·Science Fiction·2h 17m
7.0
★
Inspector Kei Mikhail Ignatov finds himself involved with an organization named Bifrost with the possibility of freeing his wife if he betrays Unit One. Koichi Azusawa coordinates an assault on the Public Safety Bureau tower using his hacker Obata, locking down the building and kidnapping Inspector Arata Shindo. Azusawa demands that governor Karina Komiya resign from her position.
Directed by Naoyoshi Shiotani
police
detective
dystopia
conspiracy
cyberpunk
criminal
ethical dilemma
seinen
anime
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Cast
Takahiro Sakurai
Hinakawa Shou (voice)
Junichi Suwabe
Irie Kazumichi (voice)
Yuichi Nakamura
Kei Michael Ignatov (voice)
Kaori Nazuka
Kisaragi Mao (voice)
Ayane Sakura
Shimotsuki Mika (voice)
Yuki Kaji
Shindou Arata (voice)
Akio Otsuka
Todoroki Tenma (voice)
Hiroshi Naka
Daigin Youki (voice)
Noriko Hidaka
Dominator (voice)
Kenji Nojima
Ginoza Nobuchika (voice)
Takako Honda
Frederica Hanashiro (voice)
Mamoru Miyano
Houhan Seika (voice)
Crew
Naoyoshi Shiotani
Director
Tow Ubukata
Screenplay
Makoto Fukami
Screenplay
Yugo Kanno
Original Music Composer
Who-ya
Theme Song Performance
Ryosuke Fujita
Theme Song Performance
Tow Ubukata
Series Composition
Miku Nakamura
Theme Song Performance
Shunsuke Matsumoto
Theme Song Performance
Gen Urobuchi
Original Story
Popular Reviews
23 reviews
Buomilch
6.0★ · 01/06/26
The direct follow up to season 3 of Psycho Pass, which has easily been the worst of the bunch. It’s more convoluted, yet not as intelligently written as the first, or even the second season and replaces most of my beloved main cast with characters that range from tolerable and bland to actually pretty intriguing and likable.
Yet they wrap up everything pretty nicely with this and have some nice subplots and story-beats included. For example the way both Kei and Mao are written as “good person characters”, who are forced to do bad, but they remain likable! (Looking at you Mika from season 2). Speaking of her, Mika is quite the entertaining and even somehow kind of charming character post timeskip, which is not the direction I’d have expected or preferred her character to go, but it’s acceptable.
That choice (among many others) goes hand in hand with the (in my opinion terrible) decision to make the show (franchise by now I guess) way less dark and philosophical and trying to play it safe, incorporating more humor, not killing off any characters and deviating from what it once was in seasons one and two.
But even though I’m really not as invested in the once unique setting or premise anymore I still love the show for the characters and their dynamics. Mostly of course for the ones from earlier seasons though, so I really appreciated them playing a bigger role here.
Genuinely hoping that if there will be another continuation, that it will be the final installment and maybe go back to its more dark and gritty roots, while also maybe also toning down (not completely removing tho) some of the meta commentary it gained over the last season.
Yet they wrap up everything pretty nicely with this and have some nice subplots and story-beats included. For example the way both Kei and Mao are written as “good person characters”, who are forced to do bad, but they remain likable! (Looking at you Mika from season 2). Speaking of her, Mika is quite the entertaining and even somehow kind of charming character post timeskip, which is not the direction I’d have expected or preferred her character to go, but it’s acceptable.
That choice (among many others) goes hand in hand with the (in my opinion terrible) decision to make the show (franchise by now I guess) way less dark and philosophical and trying to play it safe, incorporating more humor, not killing off any characters and deviating from what it once was in seasons one and two.
But even though I’m really not as invested in the once unique setting or premise anymore I still love the show for the characters and their dynamics. Mostly of course for the ones from earlier seasons though, so I really appreciated them playing a bigger role here.
Genuinely hoping that if there will be another continuation, that it will be the final installment and maybe go back to its more dark and gritty roots, while also maybe also toning down (not completely removing tho) some of the meta commentary it gained over the last season.
The direct follow up to season 3 of Psycho Pass, which has easily been the worst of the bunch. It’s more convoluted, yet not as intelligently written as the first, or even the second season and replaces most of my beloved main cast with characters that range from tolerable and bland to actually pretty intriguing and likable.
Yet they wrap up everything pretty nicely with this and have some nice subplots and story-beats included. For example the way both Kei and Mao are written as “good person characters”, who are forced to do bad, but they remain likable! (Looking at you Mika from season 2). Speaking of her, Mika is quite the entertaining and even somehow kind of charming character post timeskip, which is not the direction I’d have expected or preferred her character to go, but it’s acceptable.
That choice (among many others) goes hand in hand with the (in my opinion terrible) decision to make the show (franchise by now I guess) way less dark and philosophical and trying to play it safe, incorporating more humor, not killing off any characters and deviating from what it once was in seasons one and two.
But even though I’m really not as invested in the once unique setting or premise anymore I still love the show for the characters and their dynamics. Mostly of course for the ones from earlier seasons though, so I really appreciated them playing a bigger role here.
Genuinely hoping that if there will be another continuation, that it will be the final installment and maybe go back to its more dark and gritty roots, while also maybe also toning down (not completely removing tho) some of the meta commentary it gained over the last season.
Yet they wrap up everything pretty nicely with this and have some nice subplots and story-beats included. For example the way both Kei and Mao are written as “good person characters”, who are forced to do bad, but they remain likable! (Looking at you Mika from season 2). Speaking of her, Mika is quite the entertaining and even somehow kind of charming character post timeskip, which is not the direction I’d have expected or preferred her character to go, but it’s acceptable.
That choice (among many others) goes hand in hand with the (in my opinion terrible) decision to make the show (franchise by now I guess) way less dark and philosophical and trying to play it safe, incorporating more humor, not killing off any characters and deviating from what it once was in seasons one and two.
But even though I’m really not as invested in the once unique setting or premise anymore I still love the show for the characters and their dynamics. Mostly of course for the ones from earlier seasons though, so I really appreciated them playing a bigger role here.
Genuinely hoping that if there will be another continuation, that it will be the final installment and maybe go back to its more dark and gritty roots, while also maybe also toning down (not completely removing tho) some of the meta commentary it gained over the last season.
Loane
5.2★ · 11/23/23
A anime é bom mas achei os filmes meio broxa
A anime é bom mas achei os filmes meio broxa
Yams Andy
10.0★ · 06/23/23
Die Hard + my favourite anime = Peak
So far this movie is one of my favourite animated movies or anime movies to be specific. The characters are all together and going through a series of conflicts similar to Die hard. All just to stop a dude that wants to see the big boy AKA the Sybil System. The chemistries are great, Kogami is in this movie, the action is really good. Can't wait to watch Providence.
So far this movie is one of my favourite animated movies or anime movies to be specific. The characters are all together and going through a series of conflicts similar to Die hard. All just to stop a dude that wants to see the big boy AKA the Sybil System. The chemistries are great, Kogami is in this movie, the action is really good. Can't wait to watch Providence.
Die Hard + my favourite anime = Peak
So far this movie is one of my favourite animated movies or anime movies to be specific. The characters are all together and going through a series of conflicts similar to Die hard. All just to stop a dude that wants to see the big boy AKA the Sybil System. The chemistries are great, Kogami is in this movie, the action is really good. Can't wait to watch Providence.
So far this movie is one of my favourite animated movies or anime movies to be specific. The characters are all together and going through a series of conflicts similar to Die hard. All just to stop a dude that wants to see the big boy AKA the Sybil System. The chemistries are great, Kogami is in this movie, the action is really good. Can't wait to watch Providence.
Yams Andy
10.0★ · 02/06/23
Fucking good eh?
Fucking good eh?
Josefina
5.0★ · 03/28/20
it really just put in evidence that they didn't know what to do with bifrost, it all solved in 10 mins but I guess it's ok
it felt like and ending but even tho there wasn't a post credit scene there was a phrase so I'm not sure if this is like the end end, we still don't know what did akane did but she's (kinda) free now so that's what matters
shion and yayoi got together back again so I'm happy with that
it felt like and ending but even tho there wasn't a post credit scene there was a phrase so I'm not sure if this is like the end end, we still don't know what did akane did but she's (kinda) free now so that's what matters
shion and yayoi got together back again so I'm happy with that
it really just put in evidence that they didn't know what to do with bifrost, it all solved in 10 mins but I guess it's ok
it felt like and ending but even tho there wasn't a post credit scene there was a phrase so I'm not sure if this is like the end end, we still don't know what did akane did but she's (kinda) free now so that's what matters
shion and yayoi got together back again so I'm happy with that
it felt like and ending but even tho there wasn't a post credit scene there was a phrase so I'm not sure if this is like the end end, we still don't know what did akane did but she's (kinda) free now so that's what matters
shion and yayoi got together back again so I'm happy with that