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Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040

Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040

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Overview

MegaTokyo 2040: Tokyo’s workforce is riddled with robots that tend to go on destructive killing sprees. Four young women gear up in cybernetic suits to battle an evil corporation’s bionic pawns while its grip on the city threatens to strangle humanity. In order to shut down an android uprising, these heavy metal heroines flirt with a critical meltdown in an adrenaline-fueled death match between woman and machine!

Created by Toshimichi Suzuki
Written by Toshimichi Suzuki, Sadayuki Murai, Chiaki J. Konaka
NetworksSBSTV Tokyo

Top Cast

Satsuki Yukino

Satsuki Yukino

Sylia Stingray

Jouji Nakata

Jouji Nakata

Brian J. Mason

Yuu Asakawa

Yuu Asakawa

Priss Asagiri

Hiroko Konishi

Hiroko Konishi

Nene Romanova

Rio Natsuki

Rio Natsuki

Linna Yamazaki

Kiyoyuki Yanada

Kiyoyuki Yanada

Leon McNichol

H

Hilary Haag

Nene Romanova

K

Kelly Manison

Linna Yamazaki

W

William Ross

Interviewer, Sewer Crew 1

Themes & Keywords

japanandroiddystopiacyberpunkmotorcycleanimea.d. policerobot suitsfemale team2040s

About Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040

Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040 is a action & adventure, animation, sci-fi & fantasy series that first aired in 1998 exploring themes of japan, android, dystopia, cyberpunk, motorcycle, anime. Created by Toshimichi Suzuki, it stars Satsuki Yukino, Jouji Nakata, Yuu Asakawa. MegaTokyo 2040: Tokyo’s workforce is riddled with robots that tend to go on destructive killing sprees. Four young women gear up in cybernetic suits to battle an evil corporation’s bionic pawns while its grip on the city threatens to strangle humanity. In order to shut down an android uprising, these heavy metal heroines flirt with a critical meltdown in an adrenaline-fueled death match between woman and machine!

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