| Psycho-Pass: Providence | |
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| Information | |
| Kanji | 劇場版サイコパス PROVIDENCE |
| Rōmaji | Gekijouban SAIKO PASU PROVIDENCE |
| Release date | May 12, 2023 |
| DVD release | December 20, 2023[1] |
| Length | 120 minutes |
| Opening | Alexithymia Spare |
| Ending | Toujisha |
| Navigation | |
| Prequel ← In the Realm Beyond |
Sequel Psycho-Pass 3 → |
Psycho-Pass: Providence is the prequel to Psycho-Pass 3. It was announced on August 14, 2022 at the Psycho-Pass: 10th Anniversary event. The release date was 12th May 2023 and is the final movie project to date in the series. It provides the untold history leading up to Season 3. Additionally, it will uncover previously untold aspects of the narrative that were not explored in the TV anime series.
Synopsis[]
January 2118. While attending a meeting as Chief Inspector of the Public Security Bureau, Akane Tsunemori receives a report that an incident has occurred on a foreign shipping vessel. She rushes to the scene with Atsushi Shindo, head of the Statistics Department of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, who is attending the same meeting, but for some reason, the right to investigate has been entrusted to the Suppressing Action Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Dr. Milcia Stronskaya, whom Shindo invited as a guest at the conference, is found dead on the ship. Behind the incident are the Peacebreakers that the SAD has been chasing for a long time. Upon learning that the incident was caused by a Peacebreaker and with the aim of recovering the "Stronskaya Documents," Division 01 of the Criminal Investigation Department forms a joint investigation with the Action Division. With them is Shinya Kogami, who had once escaped from the Public Safety Bureau. With the cooperation of Joji Saiga, with whom the deceased professor last communicated, the team heads for Dejima to obtain the documents. Tsunemori and Kogami face an unexpected incident involving the Stronskaya Documents. Beyond that lies a certain truth that shakes the Japanese government and even the Sibyl System itself.
Behind the Scenes[]
- Director: Naoyoshi Shiotani
- Screenplay: Makoto Fukami, Tow Ubukata
- Storyboard: Naoki Arakawa
- Music: Yugo Kanno
- Original Character Design: Akira Amano
- Original story: Gen Urobuchi
- Sound Director: Yoshikazu Iwanami
- Animation Director: Naoyuki Onda
- Art Director: Shuichi Kusamori
- Cinematographer: Eiji Arai
- Soundtrack: Yugo Kanno
- Color design: Makiko Suzuki
- Editing: Yoshinori Murakami
- Distribution: Toho Imaging Division
Japanese Voice Cast:
- Kana Hanazawa as Akane Tsunemori
- Tomokazu Seki as Shinya Kogami
- Kenji Nojima as Nobuchika Ginoza
- Shizuka Itō as Yayoi Kunizuka
- Miyuki Sawashiro as Shion Karanomori
- Ayane Sakura as Mika Shimotsuki
- Takahiro Sakurai as Sho Hinakawa
- Hiroki Tōchi as Teppei Sugo
- Takako Honda as Frederica Hanashiro
- Kazuhiro Yamaji as Joji Saiga
- Yoshiko Sakakibara as Joshu Kasei
- Noriko Hidaka as the Dominator / Sibyl System
- Akio Otsuka as Tsugumasa Tonami
- Yusaku Yara as General
- Takayuki Sugō as Atsushi Shindo
- Yasuyuki Kase as Akira Vasily Ignatov aka Kai Mikhailov
- Yuichi Nakamura as Kei Mikhail Ignatov
- Yuki Kaji as Arata Shindo
- Atsuko Tanaka as Kyoko Saionji
- Hiroshi Naka as Haruki Shirogane
- Atsushi Ono as Jackdaw
- Yukari Nozawa as Vixen
- Hiroshi Shirokuma as Bokamoso Murray
- Mugihito as Koichiro Homura
- Risa Shimizu as Maiko Maya Stronskaya
- Shōko Tsuda as Milcia Stronskaya
- Takaya Hashi as Shogo Yabuki
- Hajime Iijima as Koki Sarutobi
- Shōmaru Zōza as Suppressing Action Department Officer
- Yū Wakabayashi as Suppressing Action Department Officer
- Hinata Tadokoro as Pilot
- Ryūnosuke Watanuki as Sailor
- Yuuki Tamai as Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Muneo Isoya
- Masaaki Ihara as Vice-Minister of Justice
- Tetsuro Miyata as Vice-Minister of Health and Welfare
- Wataru Tsuyuzaki as Vice-Minister of Internal Affairs
- Wakana Kowaka as Caster
- Yukako Kiuchi as Caster
- Arisa Sakuraba as Child
- Chiyuki Miura as Child
English Voice Cast:
- Kate Oxley as Akane Tsunemori
- Robert McCollum as Shinya Kogami
- Bruce DuBose as Atsushi Shindo
- Cherami Leigh as Mika Shimotsuki
- Dallas Reid as Arata Shindo
- Eduardo Vildasol as Kei Mikhail Ignatov
- Erin Kelly Noble as Frederica Hanashiro
- Jessie James Grelle as Nobuchika Ginoza
- John Gremillion as Tsugumasa Tonami
- Sean Hennigan as General
- Linda Leonard as Joshu Kasei
- Lindsay Seidel as Yayoi Kunizuka
- Lydia Mackay as Shion Karanomori
- Michael Federico as Joji Saiga
- Mike McFarland as Teppei Sugo
- Stephanie Young as the Dominator / Sibyl System
- Z. Charles Bolton as Sho Hinakawa
- Ben Stegmair as Akira Vasily Ignatov aka Kai Mikhailov
- Bradley Campbell as Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Muneo Isoya
- Chris Cason as Koki Sarutobi
- Doug Jackson as Koichiro Homura
- R. Bruce Elliott as Haruki Shirogane
- Elizabeth Maxwell as Kyoko Saionji
- Gabe Kunda as Jackdaw
- Casey Casper as Vixen
- Garrett Schenck as Shogo Yabuki
- Naya Moreno as Maiko Maya Stronskaya
- Sally Vahle as Milcia Stronskaya
- William Ofoegbu as Bokamoso Murray
- Shawn Gann for the additional voices
Non-speaking character:
References[]
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- See also the cast on Animenewsnetwork.