Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01 Blu-ray

About Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01 Blu-ray

*THIS DISC IS REGION FREE*

Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01 contains the OAV directed by Aramaki Shinji, digitally restored by the director from a new HD transfer.

In the first test of a revolutionary personal battle-suit, the MADOX-01, Ace female test-pilot Kusumoto Elle smashes an attacking tank force and humiliates Lt. Kilgore, Japan's most-macho tank-jockey, in the process. Kilgore swears he'll get even, and he gets his chance when the prototype MADOX literally falls off the back of a truck in the middle of Tokyo.

Meanwhile, the MADOX, which fell off the back of one truck, off a bridge, and into the back of another truck, has found its way into the hands of college student Sugimoto Kōji. Intrigued by the MADOX, Kōji makes the big mistake of fooling with it without reading the manual first, and soon finds himself locked in the suit and zooming around downtown Tokyo.

Unfortunately, the homing signal the now-active MADOX transmits results in a no-holds-barred response by Kilgore; even more unfortunately, even though Kōji doesn't know how to fight, the MADOX does a pretty good job on automatic (it's got "Full Self Driving" capability), resulting in a firefight the likes of which the local residents haven't seen since the last time Gojira hit town. Concerned about the property damage being caused to some of the world's most expensive real-estate, Elle dons a second prototype MADOX and tries to find and rescue Kōji before Kilgore's many minions totally trash Tokyo.

And apart from the attempts to destroy the suit (and it's driver), Kōji has his own problems: if he breaks his date with his girlfriend, he will lose her forever -- and he's a tad overdressed for the occasion! Will Kōji be late for his date? Or will Kilgore make him "the late Kōji?" And more importantly, is it possible to eat Convenience Store shrimp in a battlesuit? The answers to these and many other questions await you in the 41 action-packed minutes of Metal Skin Panic: MADOX-01!

Special Features: Two Commentaries by Aramaki Shinji, Yamane Kimitoshi and Koizumi Satoshi, English Commentary by Eric Tomosunas, Steve Rassin,Zach Hanner and Steve Vernon, Weapons of MADOX Documentary, Interviews with Eric Tomosunas and Robert Woodhead, DVD Easter Egg Video, Color and Line Art Galleries.