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Patlabor: One Day of Noa
Noa Izumi is the pilot of an Ingram Patrol Labor, a law-enforcing robot suit. On a day off from work, Noa plans to attend a concert. However, due to a series of setbacks, Noa is running later and later.
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Noa Izumi is the pilot of an Ingram Patrol Labor, a law-enforcing robot suit. On a day off from work, Noa plans to attend a concert. However, due to a series of setbacks, Noa is running later and later.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Music
Written By:Kazunori Ito
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:SUNRISE
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