For someone like me who has never once touched this franchise, it was incredibly awesome to watch this guy interact with the existing characters, so I won't spoil anything, but I can guarantee you that his presence 'makes' the series. Tokairin Shoji makes his first appearance, unannounced and unheralded, late into the series but slowly develops as something very special. His deadly mega-ultimate-meteor-fireball-crusher-strike-ball-of-justice is a thing of deadly beauty.though Natsumi has never once failed to hit it out of the proverbial park and send him packing.Īnother interesting character is one of the least seen but most explored. Strike Man, the masked vigilante, while proving to be ultimately harmless, bungles his way through the series as a friendly pseudo-antagonist while providing some hilarious JUSTICE monologues. Throw in a draq queen and an archetype detective and you got yourself a decent supportive cast.īut it doesn't end there! Through their misadventures, Natsumi and Miyuki constantly encounter one of the most bizzare 'superheroes' in anime history. They unlikely pair are surrounded by a bevy of personalities including a timid mountain man (Nakajima Ken), a happy, gossipy, busybody (Nikaidou, Yoriko), and a stoic enigma of a section chief (Kachou).

Sorry Batman & Robin, but you need to step aside. The two start out rocky, but develop into one of the most impressive crime fighting duos ever seen. She then discovers that Miyuki is her new patrol partner at the Bokuto Station Traffic section. Tsujimoto Natsumi, on her way to her first day at work, is flagged down for violating several traffic laws by a beautiful policewoman named Kobayawa Miyuki. If you've never heard of the basic story, then you're either young or living under a rock. Granted, there were leaps of logic at times, and a few episodes were just way too corny, but none of that really detracted from what proved to be a truly enjoyable series.

From amazingly wellĭeveloped characters to the quirk 90s fusion jazz soundtrack, there wasn't a single bad thing I could find here. I was simply blown away at the sheer 'goodness' of this series. I knew all about it being the first child of Kosuke Fujishima (who also fathered another of my favorite all time franchises, Ah! My Goddess), and I had heard good things, but I just never ever bothered.įourty-seven episodes never went by so quick. You're Under Arrest! Its been one anime that I've been meaning to watch for years and years and have simply ignored for one reason or another. Only in the world of anime can policewomen beat out goddesses

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