I became a fan after watching the TV series and watched the movie version. The movie version was excellent, with the same groove, visuals, script, and music as the TV series. Japanese anime's thrilling and fast-paced storyline was combined with sophisticated music, high-tempo images, and sharp action scenes. I felt the same emotions as seeing an excellent, hard-boiled Western movie.

Kougami, who did not appear in the second season of the TV series, made an appearance. Since he disappeared at the end of the first season, and that was the end of it, it was good to see him say goodbye to his friends. The farewell to Ginoza is especially memorable.

Now that it has come to a grand conclusion, I thank you for your hard work. I can only say, "Thank you very much for all your hard work.

I watched an animation with the plate number 3DCG, and I quite enjoyed it. The pacing was consistent, and I barely noticed the 100-minute runtime. The battle sequence featuring the robot and the scorpion at the start was particularly impressive. In fact, it was a true masterpiece that left me awestruck.