Name: PSYCHO-PASS
Genre: 科幻, 黑暗/悲劇, 動作, 犯罪
Released: 2012

Anime Information & PV

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PremiereAutumn 2012

Original Work (Author)虚淵玄

Director本広克行

Series Composition深見真

Character Design淺野恭司

Music菅野祐悟

Episodes22 Episodes

Animation StudioProduction I.G

Opening Theme (OP1)「abnormalize」- 凜冽時雨

Opening Theme (OP2)「Out of Control」- Nothing's Carved In Stone

Ending Theme (ED1)「名前のない怪物」- EGOIST

Ending Theme (ED2)「All Alone With You」- EGOIST

PSYCHO-PASS is an original sci-fi psychological thriller TV anime produced by Production I.G, directed by Katsuyuki Motohiro and Naoyoshi Shiotani, with series composition by Makoto Fukami and original concept by Gen Urobuchi. Set in a dystopian future where citizens are judged by their mental state, rookie Inspector Akane Tsunemori and Enforcer Shinya Kougami pursue latent criminals while confronting the moral contradictions of a surveillance-driven society. Blending visceral action with thought-provoking themes, this is essential viewing for fans of cerebral, dark science fiction.

In 22nd-century Japan, society is governed by an all-encompassing framework known as the Sibyl System. This technology measures the psychological state of every citizen, quantifying their likelihood of committing a crime into a numerical value called their Psycho-Pass. Armed with weapons that respond directly to these readings, Inspectors are tasked with neutralizing any individual whose mental state edges toward criminality. Working beneath them are Enforcers—individuals whose own Psycho-Pass values have already crossed the threshold, permitted a degree of freedom in exchange for assisting on the front lines. Akane Tsunemori, a bright-eyed new Inspector driven by a genuine belief in justice, enters this world full of conviction. Partnered with the seasoned Enforcer Shinya Kougami, she begins her career trusting wholeheartedly in the system's authority—yet the reality of their day-to-day work gradually stirs within her a deeper, more unsettling question: can a system built on numbers ever truly deliver justice?