In the year 2046, a cop and his female android partner called Armitage, part of the latest android line known as "class III" models that look, act and feel human, investigate illegal manufacture of class III androids on colonized Mars.
The killer, D'anclaude, is in custody, but the androids, called Thirds, are still dying. Armitage's disappearance leads Mars PD to suspect that she's involved in the murders. Only Sylibus knows why ...
Sylibus and Armitage locate her brain-washed father at a secret base on Dunwitch Hill, where their questions about the Thirds are finally answered. Armitage receives wicked battle upgrades before a ...
Armitage, a saucy Martian cop, and her partner, Sylibus, track a killer who is revealing his female victims' identities as highly-advanced androids. Sylibus discovers that Armitage is one of them ...
In the year 2046, a cop and his female android partner called Armitage, part of the latest android line known as "class III" models that look, act and feel human, investigate illegal manufacture of class III androids on colonized Mars.
Two volume manga series was released in Japan in 1995 by Tokuma Shoten. It was written by Hiroyuki Ochi and Zarae Otana with art by Tatsuya Ikegami and Chiaki Konaka. See more »
Alternate Versions
The 4 OVA episodes were edited together, removing some footage adding new sound effects and had a English only language track featuring the voices of Elizabeth Berkley as Naomi Armitage and Kiefer Sutherland as Ross Sylibus. This version was released under the title Armitage III: Poly Matrix. See more »
One of my favourite, so my opinion might be slightly bias.
I originally hired out the OVA episodes from the video store, and loved it since then, and when the re-release with the OVA episodes cut into make the movie PolyMatrix, i went out and got it, only to be horridly disappointed when Ross Sylibus's voice was replaced with Keith Sutherland.
I don't know if it was keith doing a bad job, or what, but in the PolyMatrix version, he just felt like a robot, reading lines straight from the script with no feeling in his words.
So I quickly returned PolyMatrix, and went on a witch hunt till i found the OVA episodes all on DVD :D (THANKFULLY, MADMAN Entertainment, that dubbed DualMatrix, didn't use keith.)
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One of my favourite, so my opinion might be slightly bias.
I originally hired out the OVA episodes from the video store, and loved it since then, and when the re-release with the OVA episodes cut into make the movie PolyMatrix, i went out and got it, only to be horridly disappointed when Ross Sylibus's voice was replaced with Keith Sutherland.
I don't know if it was keith doing a bad job, or what, but in the PolyMatrix version, he just felt like a robot, reading lines straight from the script with no feeling in his words.
So I quickly returned PolyMatrix, and went on a witch hunt till i found the OVA episodes all on DVD :D (THANKFULLY, MADMAN Entertainment, that dubbed DualMatrix, didn't use keith.)