A provocative tale that explores the many facets of law - it's nature, our symbiotic relationship with it, and its effect on us - against the backdrop of a cyberpunk-inspired future with a recognizable but unique art style.
The characters who inhabit the tale are generally well-written with a sense of realism behind their words and actions. It was also refreshing to see a series without an unnecessary romance forced upon the two lead characters.
The sole issue with Psycho-Pass is its often plodding pacing. Some episodes veer off into self-indulgence at points with long monologues explaining what we're already seeing on screen. You'd be forgiven for
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