Psycho-Pass

Name: Psycho-Pass
Genre: Crime, Action, Animation
Cast: Kana Hanazawa, Miyuki Sawashiro, Yuki Kaji, Noriko Hidaka, Kana Hanazawa

2012 · 28 min ★ IMDb 8.1 · 26,482 ratings

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In a futuristic world where criminal intent is analyzed by the Sybil System, a new top of the class recruit, Akane Tsunemori, joins the police force; however, she always puts her own sense of justice above the judgment of Sybil. Police are helped by Enforcers (latent criminals disposed to high criminal intent), one of which is a former inspector who supports Akane's method of action.

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