TV-MA
1999    24minAnimación, Action
5.96.3
Es el año 2027 en MegaTokyo, seis años antes de que los Knight Sabers hagan su aparición. Los Boomers (seres artificiales) son aún un adelanto relativamente nuevo, y su puesta en práctica e integración de los Boomers en sociedad es aún un pequeño problema, a veces fatal. Siempre que hay un incidente relacionado con un Boomer, allí va la AD-Police , una fuerza especialmente entrenada para combatir contra los Boomers criminales.

Leon McNichol es un novato en la AD-Police, y nada mas empezar se ve expuesto al horror y las tragedias que ocurren en MegaTokyo. El y su veterana compañera, Gina Marceau, aprenderán lentamente sobre la línea que separa al hombre de la máquina.

1 Season

  • A.D. Police
    A.D. Police12 Episodes
  • Susumu ChibaKenji Sasaki (voice)
  • Takumi YamazakiHans Kleif (voice)
  • Ayako KawasumiKyoko Miyano (voice)
  • Hidehito UedaDirector
  • Jiro FujimotoDirector
  • Hidekazu SatoDirector
  • Satoshi NakagawaDirector
  • Naoyuki KonnoDirector / Key Animation
  • Tony TakezakiEscritor
  • Taiko HoshikawaEscritor
  • Yasuko HoshikawaEscritor
  • Hiroshi OnogiEscritor
  • Makoto ItoKey Animation
  • Yuji SatoKey Animation
  • Satoshi HondaKey Animation
  • Masumi HattoriKey Animation
  • Yoko TakanoriKey Animation
  • Akiko TanadaKey Animation
  • Yoshie SakataKey Animation
  • Atsushi TsukamotoKey Animation
  • danielvasilev38115 de junio de 2025
    The fact I only watched 20 seconds of it and already like it is mad WATCH IT
  • flavo4323 de noviembre de 2025
    A.D. Police should have been an easy win for me—set in the same universe as Bubblegum Crisis and sharing the same premise of a specialized police unit fighting rogue boomers, it had all the ingredients I normally enjoy. But for reasons I still can’t fully pin down, this series just didn’t work for me. Maybe it was the flatter character designs, which lacked the grit and personality of the earlier OVA. Maybe it was the overall production quality, which felt noticeably weaker and less atmospheric. Or maybe it’s simply that A.D. Police Files set such a high bar with its darker tone, sharper writing, and more mature storytelling that this series felt like a diluted version in comparison. The episodes tried to explore similar themes—technology, morality, corruption—but without the same weight or emotional impact. In the end, it never clicked with me, and remains one of the few cyberpunk anime entries I couldn’t connect with.

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