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Armitage III

Armitage III

Alternative Titles

English: Armitage III
Japanese: アミテージ・ザ・サード

Information

Type: OVA
Episodes: 4
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Feb 25, 1995 to Nov 25, 1995
Producers: AIC, PIONEER LDC
Duration: 34 min. per episode
Rating: R - 17+ (violence & profanity)
L represents licensing company

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Score: 7.231 (scored by 1187 users)
Ranked: #13162
Popularity: #919
Members: 1,979
Favorites: 17
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Synopsis

The year is 2046. Detective Ross Sylibus is transferred to Mars when a country singer on his flight is murdered. Making matters more complicated is that the singer is a "Third" - a robot that looks and feels like a human. Sylibus is partnered with Armitage - a beautiful female cop with a bad attitude. As they investigate the murder of the singer and other women on Mars, they uncover a conspiracy that can have them both killed by the Martian government, especially when Armitage is revealed to be a Third herself. (Source: AnimeNewsNetwork.com)

Related Anime

Sequel: Armitage III Dual-Matrix
Summary: Armitage III Polymatrix

Characters & Voice Actors

Armitage, Naomi
Armitage, Naomi
Main
Kasahara, Hiroko
Japanese
Kasahara, Hiroko
D'anclaude, René
D'anclaude, René
Main
Nakao, Ryusei
Japanese
Nakao, Ryusei
Sylibus, Ross
Sylibus, Ross
Main
Masutani, Yasunori
Japanese
Masutani, Yasunori

Staff

Hasegawa, Yasuo
Producer
Konaka, Chiaki
Script
Kasahara, Hiroko
Theme Song Performance
Yamazaki, Takeshi
Key Animation

Recommendations

Another cyberpunk anime with a cyborg heroine as the lead role.
reportRecommended by Goniochromism
Armitage came out around the same time as GITS and was therefor completely overshadowed by GITS' huge success. Both series have stacked intelligent heroins that excel in combat and who are members of a policing force and both have strong muscle bound male leads that play the important balancing role. Both fall into the "Cyber Punk" genre and both ask many of the same questions regarding the questions of what makes us human and the very definition of life.

However, One key difference is in how they approach these same philosophical questions. While GITS uses Motoko (a cyborg) to search for life inside the digital machine world, Armitage uses Naomi (an android) to search for life inside herself.

Don't let this series pass you by.
reportRecommended by 8GaugeBrett

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Overall 10
Story 10
Animation 8
Sound 7
Character 10
Enjoyment 10
Feb 14, 20084 of 4 episodes seen
Humans from Earth who created androids known as the "Second Types" colonize mars. People on Mars eventually become paranoid about these very human looking androids, causing riots and lynch mobs to burn the "Second Types" in mass quantities. The androids begin to resist the only way they can, by evolving into a new class of Android the "Thirds". A group of these "Third Types" begin to murder humans in retaliation for the way their kind is treated. The "... read more
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Overall 10
Story 10
Animation 9
Sound 9
Character 10
Enjoyment 10
Nov 8, 20074 of 4 episodes seen
Arimtage III is a truly great anime OVA. Sadly it came out about the same time as the original GHOST IN THE SHELL, and was overlooked for the overrated Ghost in the Shell movie. The story is far better, truly delving into whether machines are alive or not and could they be considered human, along with many other questions. Can they fall in love, or even have children. Then there are the two main characters, Naomi Armitage and Ross Sylibus. They add depth and bring life to the story. The ac... read more
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Overall 6
Story 7
Animation 7
Sound 4
Character 6
Enjoyment 6
Mar 11, 20084 of 4 episodes seen
Setting is probably 100years from now after we’ve colonized mars and are capable of creating advanced robots capable of being both useful and aesthetically pleasing to the eye as well. There exists hidden within the human population of mars a new generation of robot, one that has both emotions and another interesting ability. The animation is nice and detailed though not overly drawn and the sound is not the worst ever. There are 4 eps that I have found and if anyone wanted to they could p... read more
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Opening Theme

"Main Theme" by Hiroyuki Namba

Ending Theme

"Ii Yume wo Omoidasenai (Japanese)" by Hiroko Kasahara
"Phantom World (English)" by Hiroko Kasahara

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