Reminder for everyone interested in taking part that the simulwatch for Dominion Tank Police and New Dominion Tank Police will start tomorrow, 27/9.
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"You haven't forgotten the routine, have you?"
Released in 1988, Dominion Tank Police is an anarchic sci-fi comedy about an armoured police unit set up to deal with spiraling urban crime. A prequel to Masamune Shirow's 1986 manga of the same name, the series follows former motorcycle cop Leona Ozaki as she is transferred into the 'Tank Police', a gung-ho squad of oddballs and misfits established to combat the ever escalating threat of heavily armed criminals roaming the streets of Newport City (no, not the Welsh one), but especially the puckish stick-up king, Buaku. Set in a possibly post-apocalyptic future, where pollution levels are lethal and the sun is never seen, can Leona carve out a place for herself in this macho climate of ever-present danger?
One thing I should mention before we start is that the English audio track replaces a fair bit of the music for the series and, as a result, I think changes the tone of it somewhat. Personally, I don't think this hurts the show, but your mileage may vary and I'll be interested to see what version(s) everyone decides to go for.
![Dominion_Club_13.jpg Dominion_Club_13.jpg](https://forums.animeuknews.net/data/attachments/10/10622-98ad0ab5aeb75b184b5c8d012a271cbf.jpg)
"You haven't forgotten the routine, have you?"
Released in 1988, Dominion Tank Police is an anarchic sci-fi comedy about an armoured police unit set up to deal with spiraling urban crime. A prequel to Masamune Shirow's 1986 manga of the same name, the series follows former motorcycle cop Leona Ozaki as she is transferred into the 'Tank Police', a gung-ho squad of oddballs and misfits established to combat the ever escalating threat of heavily armed criminals roaming the streets of Newport City (no, not the Welsh one), but especially the puckish stick-up king, Buaku. Set in a possibly post-apocalyptic future, where pollution levels are lethal and the sun is never seen, can Leona carve out a place for herself in this macho climate of ever-present danger?
One thing I should mention before we start is that the English audio track replaces a fair bit of the music for the series and, as a result, I think changes the tone of it somewhat. Personally, I don't think this hurts the show, but your mileage may vary and I'll be interested to see what version(s) everyone decides to go for.