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Main Title	A.D. Police (1999) (a452)
Official Title	en A.D. Police: To Protect and Serve
Official Title	ja アドバンスドポリス
Type	TV Series, 12 episodes
Year	08.04.1999 until 01.07.1999
Season	Spring 1999
Tags	[similar]
Resources	Official website (en) Official website Wiki (en) Wiki (jp) Allcinema Anison ANN MAL
Rating	3.45 (598)
Average	5.87 (604)
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Added by	hidden on 2003-01-10 20:32
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Main Title	A.D. Police (1999) (a452)
Official Title	en A.D. Police: To Protect and Serve
Official Title	ja アドバンスドポリス
Official Title	frverified A.D. Police - Le classique du cyberpunk
Synonym	Advanced Police
Short	adp tv, adpolice tv

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Original Work:	Tony Takezaki
Direction:	Ueda Hidehito
Series Composition:	Hoshikawa Taiko
Character Design:	Konno Naoyuki
Music:	Hiraiwa Yoshinobu
Animation Work:	Plum
Work:	AIC

A sudden rise in VOodoo Organic Metal Extension Resources (VOOMER) incidents has put the A.D. Police in the hot seat.

Making matters worse, Kenji Sasaki — one of the A.D. Police's most valuable and unconventional officers has had his share of bad luck. It seems his partners are either turning up dead or seriously injured. Given a new partner, Hans Kleif, and one last chance to redeem himself by playing by the rules, Kenji needs to get to the bottom of this techno-mystery and keep the VOOMERs from turning Genom City into a high-tech wasteland.

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Running Time 53364s

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funeralA funeral is a ceremony connected with the burial, cremation, etc. of the body of a dead person. During funerals characters mourn the deceased, celebrate their life, and offer and sympathy to the bereaved. Additionally, funerals often have religious aspects which are intended to help the supposed soul of the deceased reach the afterlife, resurrection or reincarnation. 1 eps applies to episode(s): 12

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voiced by: Yamazaki Takumi

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voiced by: Chiba Susumu

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voiced by: Tsuji Shinpachi

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voiced by: Kawasumi Ayako

結城聡美

voiced by: Soumi Youko

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Credit	Name	in Episodes	Comment
Original Work (原作)	AIC
Original Work (原作)	Tony Takezaki
Direction (監督)	Ueda Hidehito
Series Composition (シリーズ構成)	Hoshikawa Taiko
Character Design (キャラクターデザイン)	Konno Naoyuki
Mechanical Design (メカニックデザイン)	Aoki Reimu
	Mamiya Natsuki
	高橋徹
Music (音楽)	Hiraiwa Yoshinobu
Sound Direction (音響監督)	Yoshida Tomohiro
Editing (編集)	Kishi Mari
Art Direction (美術監督)	Katahira Shinji
Colour Design (色彩設計)	Itou Yukiko
Photographic Direction (撮影監督)	Torigoe Kazushi
Producer (プロデューサー)	Inoue Hiroaki
	Nagai Masaru
	Seki Korefumi
	Tsukamoto Yoshirou
Animation Work (アニメーション制作)	Plum
Work (制作)	AIC
Production (製作)	A.D.POLICE製作委員会

Script/Screenplay (脚本)	Hoshikawa Taiko	1, 4, 7, 12
	Oonogi Hiroshi	2, 5, 8, 10
	Nemoto Toshizou	3, 6, 9, 11
Storyboard (絵コンテ)	Ueda Hidehito	1, 4, 8, 12
	Kogawa Toshiyasu	2
	Takada Jun	3
	Kobayashi Tetsuya	5, 9, 11
	Kagawa Yutaka	6
	Yokota Kazu	7
	Satou Hidekazu	10
Episode Direction (演出)	Konno Naoyuki	1
	Fujimoto Jirou	2, 7
	Itoga Shintarou	3, 9
	Satou Hidekazu	4, 12
	Hatakeyama Shigeki	5, 10
	Ueda Hidehito	6
	Nakagawa Satoshi	8
	Nakanishi Nobuaki	11
Animation Direction (作画監督)	Konno Naoyuki	1
	Yamasawa Minoru	2, 7, 11
	Houri Kouji	3
	Matsushita Junko	4
	Maesawa Hiromi	4, 12
	Kishimoto Seiji	5, 10
	Tobe Atsuo	6
	Kim Gi-Du	8
	Oikawa Hiroshi	9

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Relation	Song	in Episodes	Rating	Credit	Staff
opening	Imaginary Girl	1-12, OP1	N/A (2)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Infix
				Lyrics (作詞)	Nagatomo Jousei
				Music Composition (作曲)	Satou Akira
				Music Arrangement (編曲)	Korenaga Kouichi
ending	Toki no Naka de	1-12, ED1	N/A (2)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Masha
				Lyrics (作詞)	Masha
				Music Composition (作曲)	Masha
				Music Arrangement (編曲)	Masha
insert song	Belong to...	12	N/A (0)	Vocals/Performed by (歌手)	Kawasumi Ayako
				Lyrics (作詞)	Takubo Mami
				Music Composition (作曲)	Hiraiwa Yoshinobu
				Music Arrangement (編曲)	Hiraiwa Yoshinobu

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A.D. Police Original Soundtrack Stage "A"

Album, 16 tracks, 21.05.1999

Masha

A.D. Police Original Soundtrack Stage "Z"

Album, 16 tracks, 21.06.1999

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Last Update	Name	State	N	HE	SP	Languages	Source	Rating	Cmts
05.08.2024	AI-Raws	complete		12	2	ja en en	Blu-ray	N/A (0)	0
20.02.2024	OASD	complete		12	0	ja en en	Blu-ray	N/A (0)	0
25.07.2020	AniDL [AniDL]	complete	N	12	0	ja en en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
16.11.2019	IDIF	complete		12	0	ja it	DVD	N/A (0)	0
19.05.2019	Anime Kaizoku [AnimeKaizoku]	complete		12	0	ja en en	unknown	N/A (0)	0
28.06.2017	animepacks007	complete		12	0	ja en en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
16.10.2015	10bit-Anime	complete		12	0	ja en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
07.09.2013	tipota	complete		12	2	ja en en	DVD	N/A (2)	0
18.04.2012	MINDFREAK	complete		12	0	ja fr fr	DVD	N/A (0)	0
12.12.2011	Anime Crystal Fansubs [ACF]	complete		12	0	ja en en de	DVD	N/A (1)	0
12.02.2008	ACX	complete		12	0	ja en en	DVD	N/A (4)	1
18.12.2007	KeturTeam	complete		12	0	fr	DVD	N/A (0)	0
09.02.2007	Legacy	complete		12	0	ja en en	DVD	N/A (1)	0
04.08.2005	Ripping Gods [RG]	complete		12	0	ja en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
22.05.2005	gt1	complete		12	0	ja en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
29.05.2004	AHQ	complete		12	0	ja en en	DVD	3.08 (10)	1
04.03.2004	AnimeSkyScraper [ASS]	complete		12	0	ja en	unknown	N/A (1)	0
26.01.2004	D-A	complete		12	2	ja en en	DVD	N/A (1)	0
30.01.2003	a4e	complete		12	0	ja en en	DVD	6.57 (14)	1
13.08.2004	A-I	stalled		1	0	ja en	DVD	N/A (0)	0
	no group	complete finished ongoing stalled dropped specials only all

Episodes 3o3w5f

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EP	Title	Duration	Air Date
1	Partner	25m	08.04.1999
2	Runaway	25m	15.04.1999
3	Bargaining	25m	22.04.1999
4	Promise	25m	29.04.1999
5	Strategy	25m	06.05.1999
6	Family	25m	13.05.1999
7	Bloodstains	25m	20.05.1999
8	Memory	25m	27.05.1999
9	Conviction	25m	10.06.1999
10	Plunder	25m	17.06.1999
11	Dishonesty	25m	24.06.1999
12	Proof	25m	01.07.1999
OP1	Imaginary Girl (1-12)	2m
ED1	Toki no Naka de (1-12)	2m

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