Spring season of 2011 was definitely a great time to be an anime fan. Denpa Onna made us want to believe in aliens, Nichijou brought KyoAni out of their comfort zone and was absolutely hilarious, but, above all that, was the sometimes gripping sometimes hilarious time travel tale of Steins;Gate Never have I ever watched…
Recap: Kogami has a gunfight with the hunter as the rest of the Bureau arrives to provide backup.
Recap: Kogami gets lured into an underground trap by Makishima.
Recap: Kogami takes Akane to get a crash course in profiling, against the wishes of Inspector Ginoza.
Recap: The Public Safety Bureau tracks down the culprit behind the human sculptures, but Makishima remains one step ahead.
Recap: Because of the murders’ similarities to the incident three years ago, Kogami gets taken off the case.
Recap: As the Public Safety Bureau starts to close in on the true culprit, murders similar to those from Kogami’s cold case begin to occur.
The Public Safety Bureau tracks down the Internet murderer, and Akane learns more about her colleagues.
Recap: A case of Internet identity theft leads the group to a much larger conspiracy.
Recap: The group investigates a mysterious death at a drone plant closed off from the system.
Recap: Akane struggles over whether her decision to enter the law enforcement field was the correct one.
In the future, a citywide system allows law enforcement to instantly read the latent criminal level of any citizen and act accordingly. They employ a squad of Enforcers who are themselves latent criminals to catch the most dangerous of the lot. As a fresh face on the force, Akane Tsunemori must adjust to the brutal and indifferent methods the city uses to deal with its seedy underbelly.
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