| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| D | ||
 Dirty Pair |
Rent | Kei and Yuri are top agents for the World Welfare and Works Association (3WA). When they get sent to a trouble spot, the bad guys aren't the only ones in trouble! Still, as the 3WA's super computer is quick to point out, the "Lovely Angels" always get their man, and the collateral damage that results is never really their fault. |
| G | ||
| GXP | Buy | See Tenchi Muyou! GXP |
| H | ||
 Hyper Police |
Set somewhere in a future time, when what remains of society is desperately trying to recover from the turmoil of an earlier apocalyptic event, those normal humans that have survived have learned to live with many changes. Now they resentfully have to share their world with beast-creatures. These beasts face a constant struggle to find their space within a society controlled by humans, when most humans make their dislike of these late-comers clearly known and openly discriminate against against them. The two different races rarely interact, and when they do so, it is almost certain to result in violence. Civil order is maintained by different police businesses that fight whith each other over the rewards for capturing wanted criminals. While they accept minor independent (privatized) bounty hunters, the Police groups don’t tolerate too much competition and are not beyond putting others out of business. The best way to move amongst the shadows in this new society is by not being noticed, but if you are, then you had better be armed to the teeth, keep your fist on your knife, show a gleam of murder and blood in your eyes, and your third eye always watching behind you. |
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| M | ||
 MiniPato |
Rent |
Only available as part of the Ultimate Edition(of Patlabor WXIII), these three theatrical short cartoons bring the real Patlabor stars back one last time, albeit in quite a different manner. Goto, Nagumo, and the rest have become super-deformed CGI puppets, and each of the shorts is a self-referential “instructional video” that gleefully shreds apart the Patlabor mythos. Goto talks at length about just how stupid the concept of a “Revolver Cannon” really is, Shige speculates on ways to sell more “Patlabor” merchandise by making the Ingrams transform, and Nagumo reveals the ludicrous truth behind Special Vehicles' mysterious source of income. MiniPato is one big in-joke, but folks in the know will find it hilarious, and it represents the first time Mamoru Oshii has written comedy since the Patlabor TV series ended over a decade ago. |
| O | ||
| Original Dirty Pair | Rent | See Dirty Pair |
| P | ||
| Patlabor Superdeformed | Rent | See MiniPato |
| T | ||
| Tenchi Muyo GXP | Buy | See Tenchi Muyou! GXP |
| Tenchi Muyo! Galaxy Police Transporter | Buy | See Tenchi Muyou! GXP |
| Tenchi Muyo! GXP | Buy | See Tenchi Muyou! GXP |
 Tenchi Muyou! GXP |
Buy |
Seina Yamada is an unlucky teen boy. In fact his luck is so bad that he can't score a break if he tried. While on his way to his friend's house (taking a shortcut which takes him past his senpai Tenchi Masaki's home), his bad luck causes his bike to break. As he comes to rest at the Masaki lake, something crashes into the lake and knocks him out. When he comes to, a beautiful blonde lady is over him, relieved he hasn't been harmed. Assuming Seina has been training with Tenchi, she gives him a pamphlet to join Galaxy Police and tells him her name is Amane Kaunaq. Seina's family thinks the pamplet is some sort of prize entry and force Seina to put his thumb print on it. |
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