Key the Metal Idol - Singing (Vol. 3)
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The saga of Takiko "Key" Mima reaches an incongruous climax in two 90-minute episodes marked by long explanatory scenes between her friends Tataki and Tamayo. The crowning achievement of her grandfather's experiments, the wistful Key is a robot who wants to become a human, something she needs the love of 30,000 friends to accomplish. She's also feared and desired by the evil president of Anjo Heavy Industries, who traffics in battle robots and cyber-entertainers. His machines run on "gel" or "geist," a physical manifestation of the life force. Key is to geist what Kuwait is to petroleum, and her vast reserves give her the superpowers she occasionally manifests. The plot lines established in the first 13 episodes collapse amid a plethora of contradictory revelations. Viewers either have to accept Key's story and ignore the contradictions, or look for other anime entertainment. Unrated; unsuitable for children because of violence, violence against women, nudity, profanity, and grisly imagery. --Charles Solomon
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The Charade is over...will the show go on? The surviving assistant of Key's creator reveals the truth about Key's true nature and why she needs 30,000 friends! But the story is far from over because Key must learn to use her newly manifested powers to counter the paranoid insanity of the president of Ajo Industries! Finally it's time for everyone to hear Key's song....
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Key the Metal Idol - Singing (Vol. 3)
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ASIN: B00004YS8J Release Date: 2000-10-17 |
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The saga of Takiko "Key" Mima reaches an incongruous climax in two 90-minute episodes marked by long explanatory scenes between her friends Tataki and Tamayo. The crowning achievement of her grandfather's experiments, the wistful Key is a robot who wants to become a human, something she needs the love of 30,000 friends to accomplish. She's also feared and desired by the evil president of Anjo Heavy Industries, who traffics in battle robots and cyber-entertainers. His machines run on "gel" or "geist," a physical manifestation of the life force. Key is to geist what Kuwait is to petroleum, and her vast reserves give her the superpowers she occasionally manifests. The plot lines established in the first 13 episodes collapse amid a plethora of contradictory revelations. Viewers either have to accept Key's story and ignore the contradictions, or look for other anime entertainment. Unrated; unsuitable for children because of violence, violence against women, nudity, profanity, and grisly imagery. --Charles SolomonDescription
The Charade is over...will the show go on? The surviving assistant of Key's creator reveals the truth about Key's true nature and why she needs 30,000 friends! But the story is far from over because Key must learn to use her newly manifested powers to counter the paranoid insanity of the president of Ajo Industries! Finally it's time for everyone to hear Key's song....DVD:
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