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Alternate title(s): Metoroporisu; Osamu Tezuka's Metropolis
Original release / air date: 26 May 2001
Runtime: 108 minutes
Country / region: Japan
Original language: Japanese
Production company / studio: Madhouse; Metropolis Committee
Distributor / platform: Toho
Artificial character(s): Tima
Performer(s): Yuka Imoto
ASFR type: Built
Character type: Android, Gynoid, Synthetic Human

Overview

In a future city where humans and robots coexist uneasily, Kenichi befriends Tima, an advanced artificial girl created for Duke Red's Ziggurat project.

ASFR Content

Tima is an exceptionally human-looking robot girl. Rock shoots her in the chest and exposes circuitry, forcing Tima to confront her artificial identity. Her implanted programming takes control and links her to the Ziggurat; after an overload she shuts down and falls. Robots later salvage her parts and Kenichi eventually rebuilds her.

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ASFR Scenes

Scene 1
Major

Tima lives without knowing she is a robot

Kenichi befriends Tima while she behaves and appears like a human girl, unaware of the purpose of her artificial body.

Character(s): Tima
Scene 3
Key ASFR scene

Tima's implanted programming takes control

Tima interfaces with the throne and her embedded programming drives the robot uprising.

Character(s): Tima
Scene 4
Key ASFR scene

The Ziggurat overload shuts Tima down

The superweapon overload causes Tima's hostile programming to deactivate as the structure collapses.

Character(s): Tima
Scene 5
Major

Tima's parts are salvaged and she is rebuilt

Robots recover pieces of Tima after the disaster; the end credits reveal that Kenichi later rebuilds her.

Character(s): Tima

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