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 ====== Kidō Kēsatsu Patlabor ======
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 <span denote :ja>{{ruby|機動|きどう}}{{ruby|警察|けいさつ}}パトレイバー</span>(Mobile Police Patlabor)((:fn:>//Patlabor// is pronounced Patlëbèr in English ([[lb:English-7|E7]]) and Patorēbā in Japanese. The term is a combination of <span denote>pat</span> from <span denote>patrol</span> and <span denote>labor</span>, similar to the Japanese パトカー(Patokā/Patrol Car).)) is a Japanese multi-media [[lb:mecha]] franchise created by <dfn>Headgear</dfn>. Perhaps most notable as the pioneer of the <span denote>media-mix</span> concept((:fn:>Basically, releasing entries in multiple mediums at (roughly) the same time. Slightly different from adapting something into multiple mediums.)).
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 Ever since I read the manga, <cite>Patlabor</cite> proudly stands as one of my personal favorites.
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 ===== Notes =====
 ==== Canon ====
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 I enjoyed it more than I did the first time, so I now consider it among the ‘acceptable’ portion of the <cite>Patlabor</cite> franchise for my own re-watching.
 === Kidou Keisatsu Patlabor 2 (1993) ===
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 This film takes place a few years after the first one and portrays the Division 2 cast having moved on from the SV2, now working in different jobs. The first major mistake! and one that would negatively affect the rest of the film continuity. Here though, as a standalone, it's alright.
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 We move onto the height of the <cite>Patlabor</cite> franchise (in animation): 機動警察パトレイバー PATLABOR ON TELEVISION((:fn:><span denote>Patlabor</span> is repeated twice for some reason. Seems a bit redundant to me.)). Henceforth referred to as the ‘TV anime’.
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 Note that it is in a separate continuity from the film continuity, so Division 2 is assembled differently. Notably: Shinohara, Ota, Shinshi and Yamazaki already work for the SV2. Izumi joins in episode 1 and Kanuka joins in episode 2. About halfway through the series Kanuka is replaced with <dfn>Kumagami</dfn>((:fn:>More specifically, Kanuka leaves in Episode 24 and Kumagami appears in Episode 26.)). Although Shinshi briefly (a single episode) takes Kanuka's position as Ota's backup. The reason for this eludes me, since they (presumably) knew that Kumagami would be appearing, it's a bit strange to dedicate an entire episode to Shinshi acclimating to his new role...when, just an episode later, he'll be going back to his original role.
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 Of (random) things I noticed:
   * I took note of, and was impressed by, the amount of movement in Episode 20 for whatever reason.