Scoopers

Year: 1987

Runtime: 60 mins

Language: Japanese

Directors: Hideo Watanabe, Jun Hirabayashi

ComedyScience FictionAnimation

In the 22nd‑century metropolis of Shambhala, reporter Youko teams with her android boyfriend, bodyguard and cameraman Pete to track the mysterious criminal Mr. X. Their pursuit brings them to the enigmatic Rainbow Tower, where Youko is captured. Vito must fight to rescue her, destroying the tower’s central computer program to stop X’s escape.

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