#AV-X0 TYPE ZERO

[theoutofworld-blog]

shout out to mecha that do this

[mauditeaffaire]

Getting back into it w this guy. Many things went wrong but hopefully my next build will be spared of my mistakes. This is such a good design tho like woaw

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MODEROID AV-X0零式

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[magpies-gold]

Doodle - Patlabor - Type Zero Everyone's got their stories that are their happy place - the ones you keep coming back to because they just resonate. I have several, from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine to Frasier to.... well, this one. Patlabor. Especially the movies. It's the anime I never think about much until I think about it just once, even briefly, and then it's all I can think about for a solid week. It's such an oddball for me, too, because of why I love it. Yes, it's got a smart mystery plot and a whole swack of politics and gorgeous visuals. It's got a fantastic cast of endearing characters, some of whom are beloved to me, especially Noa. But what really sets off my magpie-brained "OOH PRETTY" reaction about Patlabor is the robot designs.  And see, I never care about machines. Machines? Generally: boring. Kinda scary! Overall, not my thing. I like planes, sure, but it's not the same - aviation is neat as a principle to me. The engineering behind flight is fascinating. But these police mecha, of all things? They just look really, really nice.  This time around, I honestly think it entirely comes down to the ears. I actually like the AV-98  Ingram better than the AV-X0 here because it's asymmetrical and that just adds even more charm, but... while doodling mister scary sharp Type Zero prototype face I realized that really and truly, that had to be it. The ears. And when I look at my Tarsin characters and my favorite pointy-eared vampires and Bently the Bat and all the rest, it only makes sense. Give a robot big honkin' "ears" and of course I'm gonna think it's pretty.  Jeez. **——————————————** Patreon || Buy Me A Coffee

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Patlabor: The Movie (機動警察パトレイバー the Movie Kidō Keisatsu Patoreibā Za Mūbī) is a 1989 anime film directed by Mamoru Oshii, with an original story by Headgear. It was produced by I.G. Tatsunoko (later Production I.G.), Bandai Visual and Tohokushinsha.[1] It is part of the Patlabor anime and manga series.

Set in 1999, Tokyo is undergoing a huge re-development program: old suburbs are being demolished and man-made islands are being constructed in Tokyo Bay under the Babylon Project. Dominating the scene is the "Ark," a huge man-made island that serves at the Project's nerve center and chief Labor manufacturing facility. However, several of the Labors being used in Tokyo, specifically those built by Shinohara Heavy Industries - suddenly go haywire even while unattended. The Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's 2nd Special Vehicles Section (SV2) is assigned to help reel in the errant Labors, but only the SV2's Division II is on duty around the clock (with Division I already on training duties elsewhere). The GSDF is also preoccupied as they send their own forces to stop an HOS-equipped HAL-X-10 Labor tank prototype. As Division II goes out on the field, team commander Captain Gotoh, Sgt Asuma Shinohara, and mechanic Shige Shiba work with police Detective Matsui to find further leads on the case. They discover that all the errant Labors, plus other Labors in the Greater Tokyo Area, were installed with the company's new Hyper Operating System (HOS) software and can be triggered by low-frequency resonance emanating from wind-struck high-rise buildings. To SV2 pilot Noa Izumi's relief, no copies of the software were installed in Division II's AV98 Ingram police Labors. They also learn that HOS programmer Eiichi Hoba - who committed suicide days before - was obsessed with the Babylon Project's Biblical references (the Ark being alluded to Noah's Ark, for example; his own name. E. Hoba--Jehovah--for another) and planted a self replicating virus in the code that would cause the Labor to malfunction. A computer simulation predicts that gale-force winds acting on the Ark could send all the Labors in Tokyo into a massive rampage, especially since the Ark's size and steel framework amplifies the resonance frequencies causing them to reach farther into the city. Worse, the weather bureau announces that a typhoon is expected to hit Tokyo within two days. Gotoh discreetly gets clearance from the MPD leadership to destroy the Ark as Shige tries to dig up more evidence of Hoba's guilt to justify the operation. Kanuka Clancy returns from the US to help in the raid. Division II attaches flotation bags to their vehicles and head out to the Ark. Malfunctioning HOS-equipped Labors engage the team as soon as they land on the Ark. Ingram pilots Noa and Ohta, plus Kanuka in a hijacked AV-X0 Type Zero police Labor prototype, buys time for Hiromi, Asuma and Shinshi to break into the control room and activate the Ark's self-destruct sequence. However, Kanuka loses control over the Type Zero in the chaos because it runs on HOS as well. Trapped by the Type Zero in one of the last remaining ledges, Noa climbs out of her damaged Ingram and fires her shotgun into the Labor’s P-RAM system to finally shut it down. With the successful destruction of the Ark, SV2 sends choppers to rescue the team.

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AV-X0 Type Zero, Patlabor

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