Psycho-Pass: The Movie

Set across Japan and the militarized Southeast Asia Union (SEAUn), with Shambala Float as a central strategic hub, the story unfolds in a world where sovereignty is contested and surveillance is pervasive. The SEAUn is depicted as a region under a hardline regime seeking to export Sibyl System technology, while Japan hosts domestic operations of Sibyl. Shambala Float, a floating city, serves as a focal point where Sibyl's influence is most apparent and monitored.

🔎 Surveillance

The film centers on a surveillance-based system that determines crime coefficients and authorizes police action, raising questions about privacy and autonomy. It shows how technology can monitor behavior, enforce conformity, and suppress dissent. The tampering of Sibyl reveals the fragility of a society built on data-driven justice.

🏛️ Power

A military-led regime in SEAUn seeks influence through control of information and force. The plot features a coup, political maneuvering, and the use of force to shape elections. Characters maneuver within this system to resist or manipulate power for their own ends.

🧭 Truth

Conspiracy and hidden agendas push the protagonists to question what is real and who is controlling the system. The revelation that Sibyl can be engineered to serve particular goals forces a pursuit of transparency and accountability. The characters strive for a free and fair future where justice is not a programmable outcome.