Viper's Creed (TV)
Alternative title:
ヴァイパーズ・クリード (Japanese)
Genres:
action
Plot Summary:
In a post-apocalyptic world private mecha police corperations works to protect cities from terrorists using robots to destroy the cities. The mecha police consists of mainly lone male warriors and females doing support from the main office. The warriors are paied a bonus pr. kill and are highly competetive.
In a post-apocalyptic world private mecha police corperations works to protect cities from terrorists using robots to destroy the cities. The mecha police units consists of mainly 5 lone male warriors and 5 females doing dispatchservice from the main office. The warriors are paied a bonus pr. kill and are highly competetive even within their own units, but there are also competition between units which is part of the plot.
In the near future where global warming and World War III nearly ruined Earth, PMCs are the only remaining organizations able to provide law enforcement and self-defense protection to cities rebuilding from the aftermath of the two events.
User Ratings:
46 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
24 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
12
Episode titles: We have 12
Vintage:
2009-01-06
Opening Theme:
"R.O.C.K." by iLL
Ending Theme:
"Ai no Oto (English ver.)" by moumoon
Official website:
Viper's Creed @ ANIMAX (Japanese)
VIPER'S CREED-ヴァイパーズ・クリード- 公式ホームページ (Japanese)
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Chief Director: Shinji Aramaki Director: Hiroyuki Kanbe Series Composition: Masanao Akahoshi Screenplay: | Megumi Toyoguchi as Sakurako Takaya Kuroda as Saiki Hiroshi Yanaka as Walter Jun Fukuyama as Haruki Junko Minagawa as Norma Sachiko Kojima as Maika Shinji Kawada as Rudra Tamio Ohki as Fuyuhiko Yuki Kaida as Theresia Kazuki Yao as Utsugi (ep 4 and ep 9) Mitsuaki Hoshino as Gharib Svarogue Nana Akiyama as Ageha Takahiro Sakurai as Chiaki Ulla | |||||||
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