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PSYCHO-PASS: Sinners of the System Case.1 - Tsumi to Batsu: Mika Shimotsuki's redemption.

  If you've followed this blog for some time, you'll likely know that I love PSYCHO-PASS. The first season is darn near perfection and whilst I believe that everything beyond that is unnecessary, I have still enjoyed the works past that to differing degrees. Having gone through the first two seasons and the first movie, it's time to take a look at Sinners of the System, starting with Case.1 - Tsumi to Batsu/Crime and Punishment.   Set in February 2117, Tsumi to Batsu begins with a speeding vehicle slamming beyond Enforcer Nobuchika Ginoza and Inspector Mika Shimotsuki and into a building. The driver turns out to be a lady by the name of Izumi Yasaka. Yasaka happens to be a psychological counsellor at the very mysterious isolation facility for latent criminals in Aomori prefecture known as 'Sanctuary'. Before the counsellor can be interrogated, she is immediately ordered to be repatriated, which naturally leads to suspicion. Investigating a lead in Tokyo about a man ...

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