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Metropolis
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The 2001 Animated film by Tristar Pictures, directed by Rintaro, and animated by Madhouse. It did not actually involve Osamu Tezuka and was made after his death. It draws as much from the classic German film Metropolis as it does from Tezuka's manga of the same name, and does not attempt to be faithful to either. But it was rated on one film site's all-time best animated films list.In a Zeerust future, an elderly Japanese detective and his young nephew arrive in Metropolis, the most advanced and wealthiest city in the world, on the trail of a wanted Mad Scientist and organ trafficker. Assigned a robot detective as a guide, they track the man down to a lab in the undercity just to see it destroyed by a Knight Templar with an anti-robot agenda. Out of the wreckage crawls the doctor's greatest achievement, a naked and inhumanly beautiful young girl with apparently no idea who she is, what she is, how she got there or what clothes are. The nephew and the girl then get separated from his uncle when the floor gives way.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })As the film unfolds, the detective attempts to find his nephew, the nephew attempts to find out both the nature of the girl and how to escape from the undercity, the city politics take a turn for the worse, and the city's most powerful man seeks the girl as a prop in a somewhat messianic agenda. | |
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http://dbpedia.org/resource/Metropolis_(anime) | |
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Accidental Pervert | |
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Accidental Pervert: Very noticeably avoided. Tima goes without pants for a fair part of the movie, keeps sitting facing Kenichi, and he doesn't flinch or say anything. Given that he's dressed like a boy scout and seems to be something of a "boy adventurer" in the style of Tintin and his ilk, his extreme politeness doesn't feel all that weird. | |
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Adaptational Nice Guy | |
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Adaptational Nice Guy: While still the Big Bad, the film's version of Duke Red has some noble aspects as opposed to his manga counterpart. | |
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Metropolis |
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