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New Dominion Tank Police (特捜戦車隊ドミニオン Tokusou Senshatai Dominion) is a Japanese OVA series, based on the manga Dominion by Masamune Shirow, and a sequel to the original OVA series. It was originally released in Japan from October 21, 1993 to October 21, 1994.

Synopsis

The year is 2016. The place is New Port City. The Tank Police are still waging a desperate war on crime, and their tactics are still highly questionable. Mayor Weatherby is trying to pass a bill banning certain weapons from the city, which makes her a target of the Dai Nippon Geiken Corporation, who are now manufacturing mobile weapons that even the Tank Police may not be able to stop.

Cast[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor
Leona ND Leona Ozaki Rei Sakuma Toni Barry
Al ND Al Southwell Hiroyuki Shibamoto Adam Henderson
Britain ND Lt. Charles Britain Yūsaku Yara Sean Barrett
Four Eyes ND Four Eyes Shigeru Chiba William Dufris
Sophie ND Sophie Tucker Ayako Udagawa Laurel Lefkow
Reverend ND Reverend Kiyoyuki Yanada Colin Bruce
Chief ND Chief of Police Kōsei Tomita Jesse Vogel
Unipuma ND Unipuma Niina Kumagaya Alison Dowling
Annapuma ND Annapuma Aya Hisakawa
Weatherbee ND Mayor Weatherbee Rihoko Yoshida Kate Harper
Colman ND Colman Ryūzaburō Ōtomo Blain Fairman
Kataoka ND Kataoka Kiyoyuki Yanada John Fitzgerald Jay
Mueller ND Vittorio Mueller Norio Wakamoto Marc Smith
Chairman ND Dai Nippon
Giken Chairman
Hajime Koseki Bob Sessions

Additional Voices[]

Notes[]

  • The dub uses different localization's than the Dominion Tank Police dub. Specs is named "Four Eyes", Chaplain is named "Reverend" and the Tank Police is renamed the "Tank Battalion".
  • Unlike the original Japanese version, many voice actors reprise their roles from the original OVA series. However, various actors are replaced.
    • Adam Henderson replaced Steve Graf as Al
    • William Dufris replaced William Armstrong as Specs/Four Eyes.
    • Colin Bruce replaced Peter Whitman as the Chaplain/Reverend. This is likely related to Whitman's failing health and death 3 months after the dubs release.
  • Maiden Japan's release of the series is sub-only, citing poor quality for not including the dub. They had also considered producing a redub, but the original music and sound effects track no longer exists.

Transmission[]

Date(s) Channel Country
2000-2002 Encore Action United States United States

Video Releases[]

Distributor Year Format Contents Region Country
Manga Entertainment 1995 VHS The Complete Series NTSC United States United States
3 Volumes
2003 DVD The Complete Series 1
NTSC
1 Disc

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