Armitage III: Dual-Matrix

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Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Armitage: Dual-Matrix, Amiteeji the Third Gekijouban, Armitage III: Dual Matrix
Japanese: アミテージ・ザ・サード DUAL-MATRIX
French: Dual Matrix Armitage
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Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jun 25, 2002
Producers: Pioneer LDC
Studios: AIC
Source: Original
Genres: ActionAction, Sci-FiSci-Fi
Theme: MechaMecha
Duration: 1 hr. 30 min.
Rating: R+ - Mild Nudity

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Ranked: #52682
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Popularity: #5105
Members: 19,489
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Synopsis

A few years after they first met, Naomi Armitage and Ross Syllabus have started a family. Despite their normal lives, they must keep their identities a secret because many people believe that Robots do not deserve equal status with humans. Ross has an opportunity to abolish these ideas on Earth through a vote, but organizations in the shadows are working so that it doesn't happen.

(Source: ANN)

Characters & Voice Actors

Lawyer

Supporting

Chairman

Supporting

Hitman

Supporting

Security Watchman

Supporting

Mischook, Richard

Supporting

Staff

Gotou, Hideki
Producer
Akiyama, Katsuhito
Director, Storyboard


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Ending Theme

"Red Planet" by Julian Mack




Reviews

Jan 12, 2009
Armitage III Dual Matrix

With a futuristic theme and a lot of sci-fi Armitage III Dual Matrix is a must for those who like science fiction and robots. You'll get the classic Matrix style action, high tech battles and a very interesting environment.

Though a few details are left shrouded in mystery, a lot of character development does go on, making it a worth-while movie.

It does have the classic and often overused theme of a robot becoming very much like a human, but it's not sappy about it in the least. While some search for the logic that explains an event proving that humanity, which is not ...
Dec 2, 2012
Takes place several years after the OVAS (not the Poly-Matrix movie), Naomi and Ross are living together in St.Lowell with their daughter Yoki. However, Naomi discovers that someone is trying to resurrect the "Thirds" project and Naomi travels to Earth to find out why. On Earth, she discovers that a man named Demetrio wants Armitage to revive the Thirds and to use them as their servants for mankind. she refuses and obviously, all hell breaks lose again. Now Naomi must save Ross and Yoki from the organization, destroy the "Thirds" project and get back to their home by all means necessary.

The story in this ...
Apr 16, 2011
What Happens when a sequel loses the thread of the original story? To answer that question, you only have to look at this movie. The movie is an example of when they decide to make a sequel to a cyberpunk movie, influenced by the mainstream (IE GITS or the Matrix) and completely lose the 'punk' aspects.

Story

The story itself is a complete reversal of the original/Polymatrix. Now, Earth (or at least a part of it) wants the Third reproduction capabilities, when the original the Earth wanted all Thirds destroyed BECAUSE of those abilities. Add in the go-nowhere/excuse subplot of the Robot Rights bill simply to get ...

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