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Akane is a new Inspector in the first episode, dealing with a crime on her first day of the job. At the end, Akane gets ready to help a new Inspector on her first day of the job, in which she must deal with a crime. It is even raining just like the first episode, and Akane's dialogue is almost identical to Ginoza's, except she tells her rookie treat her Enforcers as people, and to not underestimate them. Alternatively, this might not be intended as irony but as a statement that the Sibyl System, in spite of its flaws, has created the closest thing yet to a "perfect society". The Paralyzer: This is one of the three modes of the Dominator. Subjects that elicit this reaction from the Dominator are incapacitated and taken into custody to receive therapy. However, if the target is qualified to be too dangerous, a less-friendlier mode comes into place...

Shoo Out the Clowns: Akane's friends she's seen hanging out with are some of the only recurring characters who aren't directly tied to the plot and serve as moments of levity. Then one of them gets kidnapped and killed and the last time we see the other is at her funeral. Fan Disservice: Pretty much anything involving Rikako and lesbian subtext, since right from the beginning it's obvious she's up to no good so scenes that would normally be Les Yay fanservice take on an unsettling vibe. Then we see her naked in bed with another girl only for it to be revealed that the girl is already dead. Actionized Sequel: Season 2 has more action scenes than the previous one due to opponents who employ more aggressive tactics such as bombings and shootouts. The 2015 movie and the Sinners of the System trilogy take it even further, particularly since Kougami has left Japan and is getting involved in actual warzones. Visual Novel additions with the Blu-Ray releases which show a couple of MWPSB members who are not present in the anime. A video game, Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness for the Xbox One at first in Japan and with the game getting an English sub release in Hong Kong for Fall 2015. It received an English release on the PS4 and PS Vita in Fall 2016. The game storyline is concurrent with roughly the first 8 episodes of the first season.

Engrish: Gino's digital avatar has the word "Liverty" written on it. A bottle of water has the words "ANTERCTIC DOROPS" written on it. An Offer You Can't Refuse: In Episode 20, the Sibyl System makes one such offer to Akane, trying to manipulate her by exploiting the value she puts on protecting the entire society while dealing justice. And she doesn't refuse! No Mere Windmill: Ginoza never really believed Makishima existed as the evidence related to him was extremely sketchy at best, until Kougami finds the audio clip of his voice after the Ouryou Rikako case. In the New Edit episode 5, there is an extra scene where he even apologizes to Kougami for doubting him. The opening for the second series features Chief Kasei lifting a dominator in front of her face, only for the image to change to that of new Enforcer Sakuya Togane holding the dominator, with one glowing eye. Turns out, Togane is Kasei's son, and he is downright evil.

On the Inspector side of things, Akane and Risa get to see some action as well. Mika gets her moments after her Character Development starts to really show. Private Military Contractors: The "Pathfinders" in Season 3. Two members work for Azusawa as his private mercenaries, and the group as a whole is the main target of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' investigation. It is hinted that the Pathfinders are the remnants of the Peace Monitoring Group from Sinners of the System as they hold a specific grudge against Kougami. This is the fate of Kyoko Saijoji, one of the Bifrost "Congressmen", after she receives enforcement from the Roundrobin for breaking the rules. Unlike the Dominator's Destroy Decomposer mode, the Roundrobin's enforcement vaporizes her into particles, leaving no trace of her.

The final episode has very calm and serene music playing while Shinya executes Makishima, bringing their blood feud to a close and exiling himself permanently from society. And the song's title is "Rakuen", which is Japanese for "Paradise." It is suspected, but never seen, that she actually becomes a smoker with Kogami's preferred brand, Spinel, her choice. [23] In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the franchise, a movie entitled Psycho Pass PROVIDENCE was announced . It's an Interquel set between the last Sinners of the System movie and Season 3 which reveals how Akane got incarcerated and what had happened to Arata Shindo's father and Kei Ignatov's brother at that time. It was released on May 12, 2023, in Japan. Crunchyroll is in charge of the movie's distribution worldwide . Tsunemori and Funahara have been best friends since junior high school, their first conversation revolving around Tsunemori's mushroom-like haircut. [19] However, while Funahara likes Tsunemori, she is also a bit envious of her abilities and evaluation scores. [8] Joji Saiga

Later on, Masaoka dying to save his son, Ginoza, who lives but loses his arm. Masaoka dies telling his son he loves him, and Ginoza only manages to call him Dad after Masaoka died. With the exception of one major incident (the city-wide riots) and the finale, the first season focused on individual murders. The second season ups the stakes by starting off with a string of terrorist bombings across Tokyo, and introduces an antagonist who is even more dangerous than Makishima. In just two episodes of season 2, more people are killed than the entirety of season 1.Getting hit with the Dominator in Lethal Eliminator mode results in copious amounts of blood and flesh. Good Is Not Nice: There appears to be a pattern concerning this trope among the main characters of Division 1. It seems the more one is dedicated to following the Sibyl System then the less of a nice guy he is. For example: It is implied that her parents are still alive and it is known that she maintains a close relationship with her grandmother, Aoi Tsunemori. Visuals, 3D Effects: The show often mixes traditional animation with CG to emphasize the massive technological advancements and futuristic atmosphere of the world. Unlike many examples, it is done in a much smoother fashion thanks to stellar animation and designs that help to enhance the environment without calling much attention to it. What also probably helps is that Production I.G has a rather extensive (not to mention outstanding) reputation with creatively mixing CG and animation in a clean fashion. On the other hand, in New Edit Episode 10 (which is the original Episode 19/20), there is an added scene where Akane and Yayoi discuss the nature of history and the difficulty of looking up information on the Internet. Yayoi says looking things up online is tough because everything is so disorganized or redacted and that this is intentional on the part of the Sibyl System. Akane then realizes this is probably why Kougami prefers to read books written on paper, where information is organized together in a coherent, understandable manner and requires more effort to alter than just the push of a button.

Later in episode 9 of Season 2, when Yayoi scans the ear in the box which Akane received from one of Kamui's colleagues, it turns out that it belongs to Akane's grandmother. Happiness Is Mandatory: A more subtle example. A person's Hue can be clouded by any pervasive, negative emotions as well as homicidal urges. The Sibyl System keeps people in a state of permanent contentedness, lest they be branded as latent criminals. For example: immediately after discovering that her friend was murdered, Mika breaks down in grieving tears—Yayoi tells her to cry while she can before it starts to affect her Hue. Another one happens to Ginoza. By the end of the anime, he no longer trusts the Sibyl System and stops being a Jerkass.When Inspector Ginoza first meets Tsunemori, he assigns Kogami and Masaoka, the two Enforcers he trusts best to work as a team, to assist Tsunemori in her first mission. [2] At the outset, Ginoza and Tsunemori appear to merely tolerate one another. Over time, Tsunemori learns that Ginoza's abruptness stems from his fear of seeing yet another Inspector/friend/family member demoted to Enforcer status. This explains his keen interest in Tsunemori's state of mind and stable emotions. [15] As Tsunemori develops as an Inspector, Ginoza begins to trust her and earns her trust, in return. Acceptable Feminine Goals and Traits: Discussed in Episode 8, where Rikako observes that the idea of a "lady" is an archaic idea in the world of 2112, but one that still has value to rich men, so Ohso Academy still exists to teach antique virtues to young women and turn them into proper Yamato Nadeshiko to be sold off into marriage. In Season 3, the people of Bifrost can be anyone such as an underground leader to a leader of a religous group. One of the former Inspectors investigating the case warns Kei that there are "foxes" within the bureau.