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Patlabor: Early Days

  • 1988-1989
  • 1 season
  • Animation, Action & Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Science Fiction
  • TV-14

The adventures of a giant robot police force unit.

Season 1 Episode Guide

7 Episodes 1988 - 1989

Episode 1

Dainishoutai Shutsudou seyo

25 mins

It's day one of the formation of the second division of the Special Vehicles Unit 2 (SV2). Unfortunately, the team seems to be a bunch of misfits. Noa, a girl that loves labor a little too much.

Episode 2

Longshot

25 mins

The mayor of New York is coming to Tokyo to inspect the Babylon Project - a long term land fill project to reclaim Tokyo Bay. All the Tokyo Police force are assigned to protect the mayor including the SV2.

Episode 3

Yon oku go-sen man nen no Wana

25 mins

A series of incidents occur in Tokyo Bay including a damaged undersea cable, and a car being pulled off a pier. Could this be the work of a monster? Detective Matsui of the Metropolitan Tokyo Police Department asks Captain Gotoh for help.

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Episode 4

L no Higeki

25 mins

The SV2 are called upon to help with a hostage situation at a video shop, but Oota's temper gets the better of him, and he blows away half of the shop as well as stopping the criminals.

Episode 5

Nika no ichiban nagai Hi (Zenpen)

25 mins

The Second Unit are on vacation. Most of the team have a place to go except Gotoh, who just seems to want to hang around the office with Shinobu, and Asuma who decides to go to his father's factory.

Episode 6

Nika no ichiban nagai Hi (Kouhen)

25 mins

It is the second day of the siege, but the rebels have not made any demands yet. Kanuka, disguised as a delivery person, asks the mechanics for help. Sakaki tells Kanuka that the police academy has a Patrol Labor prototype they could use.

Episode 7

Tokushatai, kita e

25 mins

A truck at a gas station is stolen, but when the attendant tells a passing policeman, the driver of the truck doesn't want the police chase after it. The police suspect something fishy is going on and arrest him.

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