: The mission becomes personal when Mason sets his Boomer assassins on the trail of Cynthia, a friend of Knight Saber Linna Yamazaki. Key Episode Details Information Director Katsuhito Akiyama Character Design Kenichi Sonoda Themes
: GENOM retrieves a "Black Box" from the wreckage of Aqua City that controls the U.S.S.D. satellite. Bubblegum Crisis Episode 2
The story follows the Knight Sabers as they attempt to stop GENOM from exploiting a powerful satellite weapons system. : The mission becomes personal when Mason sets
: Mason, a sinister GENOM executive, incorporates this technology into his pet project—a "SuperBoomer" android—to create a near-unstoppable killing machine. The story follows the Knight Sabers as they
The second episode of the original OVA series, titled " Born to Kill ," was released on September 5, 1987. This 28-minute installment continues the cyberpunk saga in MegaTokyo 2032, escalating the conflict between the Knight Sabers and the GENOM Corporation. Plot Overview
Corporate corruption, human-machine ethics, and urban tragedy Featured song: "Mad Machine" Production & Style
"Born to Kill" is noted for its increased level of violence and early examples of fanservice compared to the series premiere. As part of the initial trilogy of episodes, it is designed to further introduce the cast—Priss, Sylia, Linna, and Nene—and establish the series' gritty, Blade Runner -inspired atmosphere. The Constant Bleeder Should Not Be Writing About Anime #2