Roujin z torrent

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Allan Wenger Terada as Terada English version voice. Jana Carpenter Norie as Norie English version voice. Adam Henderson Maeda as Maeda English version voice. Ian Thompson Takazawa as Takazawa English version voice.

Barbara Barnes Nobuko as Nobuko English version voice. Sean Barrett Ache as Ache English version voice. Nigel Anthony Ache as Ache English version voice. Peter Marinker Professor as Professor English version voice …. Hiroyuki Kitakubo. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. An old man is being treated specially by the Department of Health under the so-called Project Z, a special nursing bed with a 6th generation computer on board.

When the pain and loneliness of the old man reaches his ex-private nurse, she decides to rescue him from the government's experiment. Thus begins a wild chase through the busy streets of Tokyo as the 6th generation computer begins to have the personality of the old man's ex-wife and as the government's secret project unfolds.

Rated PG for language and sexual content. Did you know Edit. User reviews 9 Review. Top review. An odd feature-length anime which haphazardly mashes genres and ideas that, while curious, aren't completely successful together.

I'm not sure if it was meant to be a comedy or a straight sci-fi nightmare, but it tries mixing elements of both and their clash hurts the whole. The plot is out-there and interesting, a concerned rumination on the looming near-future in which young are outnumbered by old, their careers hampered by the need to care for aging family. To address this worry, and liberate the fresher generation, a major metro hospital has developed what else a fully self-contained cybernetic bed, complete with built-in exercise routines, bathing capabilities and self-defense mechanisms.

Katsuhiro Otomo handles the screenplay and many of the mechanical designs, and boy, does it feel a whole lot like Akira in places.

Particularly the last hour, when the bed inevitably gains sentience, staggers through the city with a test subject strapped to its chest and swallows up machines in a gale of techno-organic vines and limbs.