AD Police Files (OAV)
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Alternative title:
AD Police (French)
ADポリス (Japanese)
Передовая полиция (Russian)
Objectionable content:
Intense
Plot Summary:
Leon is a rookie with Jeena as his partner in the ADPolice, an extremely violent, anti-Boomer police division. The first story concerns a mysterious woman from Leon's past that starts to follow him. The second story is about a serial killer who kills prostitutes and visciously eviscerates them. The final story follows Billy who is a cyborg that questions his humanity, as the only flesh he possesses from his original body is his tongue.
User Ratings:
273 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
3
Episode titles: We have 3
Vintage:
1990-05-25 to 1990-11-22
2003 (France)
Release dates: We have 4
Opening Theme:
"Shūen Toshi" (終焉都市) by Identity Crisis and The Gold
Ending Theme:
"I'm Every Girl" by Lou Bonnevie
Official website:
AD Police (Japanese)
Trivia: We have 1
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| AD Police Files (DVD) 2004-10-05 (from $7.99) |
| Parasite Dolls/AD Police Double Pack (DVD) 2008-05-20 (from $14.22) |
| VHS |
| AD Police Files - The Phantom Woman (Dub.VHS 1) 1996-07-10 |
| AD Police Files - The Ripper (Dub.VHS 2) 1996-07-10 |
| AD Police Files - The Man Who Bites His Tongue (Dub.VHS 3) 1996-07-10 |
| AD Police Files - The Phantom Woman (Sub.VHS 1) 1996-07-10 (from $4.68) |
| AD Police Files - The Ripper (Sub.VHS 2) 1996-07-10 (from $7.59) |
| AD Police Files - The Man Who Bites His Tongue (Sub.VHS 3) 1996-07-10 (from $3.98) |
Screenplay: Noboru Aikawa (Phantom Woman) Original Manga: Toshimichi Suzuki Animation Director: Fujio Oda (Phantom Woman) Hiroyuki Kitazume (Ripper) Masami Obari (Man Who Bites; ep 3) Masami Oota (Ripper) Animation Character Design: Tooru Nakasugi (Ripper) Character Conceptual Design: Tony Takezaki Assistant Animation Director: Yasushi Muraki (Mech; ep 3) Audio Director: Fusanobu Fujiyama Key Animation: Akira Takeuchi (ep 1) Hiroshi Osaka (ep 1) Hiroyuki Kitazume (eps 2-3) Hiroyuki Ochi (ep 2) Hiroyuki Terada (ep 1) Hitoshi Haga (ep 1) Katsutoshi Tsunoda (ep 2) Keisei Noguchi (ep 3) Kinomi Noguchi (ep 2) Kooichi Ishihara (ep 2) Masahiko Ouchi (ep 2) Masami Obari (ep 3) Masami Ohta (ep 2) Masanori Nishii (ep 2) Masao Nakata (ep 3) Michiyo Suzuki (ep 1) Minoru Yamazawa (ep 2) Misao Nakano (eps 2-3) Naoko Ozawa (ep 2) Seiji Date (ep 3) Seiji Handa (eps 2-3) Shinichi Imakuma (ep 1) Tadashi Shirakawa (ep 2) Takahiro Kimura (ep 1) Takahiro Komori (ep 1) Tomokazu Tokoro (ep 3) Toshihiro Kawakami (ep 3) Production Design: Ley Yumeno Story Concept: Unozawa Tony Supervision: Shinji Aramaki Theme Song Performance: Lou Bonnevie | Toshio Furukawa as Miina Tominaga as Norio Wakamoto as Tesshô Genda as Youko Matsuoka as Atsushi Anbe as Emi Shinohara as Kiyonobu Suzuki as Kiyoshi Kawakubo as Miina Tominaga as Mika Doi as Ryusei Nakao as Sakiko Tamagawa as Tamio Ohki as Tesshô Genda as Youko Asagami as Youko Matsuoka as Hideyuki Umezu Hitoshi Horimoto Rena Kurihara Satoko Yasunaga Shinichiro Miki Shūhei Murakuni Toshiya Ueda Toshiyuki Morikawa Wataru Takagi | |||
Animation Production: AIC Casting Assistance: 81 Produce Development: Tokyo Laboratory Editing: Jay Film In-Between Animation: K Production (ep 2) SPEC Korea (ep 2) Studio 88 (ep 2) Team's Art (ep 2) TOHO (ep 2) Lighting Effect Screens: Maki Productions Original story: AIC Photography: Studio Boston Recording Studio: Central Recording Sound Effects: Anime Sound Production | ||||
Dubbing Director: Michael Bakewell Executive producer: Janice Hindle Laurence Guinness (Manga Entertainment) Robert J. Woodhead (AnimEigo) Casting: Jill Wilmot Dialogue Editing: Michael Sinterniklaas Dubbing Mixing: Richard King Engineering Assistant: Eddie Harrell Script Adaptation: George Roubicek Sound Design: Chuck Agresta Voice Direction: Michael Sinterniklaas | Adam Henderson as Brad Moranz as Anne Marie Zola as Juliet Cesario as Regan Foreman as Amy Nelson as Donn Ansell as Hadley Eure as Kelly Chalaire as Linda Mathieson as Lisa Ross as Mark Finncannon as Paul Sincoff as Pierre Brulator as Shelly Thompson as Susan Cullen as Trampas Thompson as William Gibson as | |||
(none) | Distributor: Manga Video (France) | |||
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(none) | DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión TV Distribution: Selecta Visión | |||
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