The Humanoid

Year: 1986

Runtime: 45 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Shin’ichi Masaki

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Antoinette, a burnished‑chrome android stationed on a remote Earth outpost, carries a heart—at least the programming for one. While seeking the true meaning of humanity, she faces Proud, the planetary governor, whose fixation on a weapon capable of controlling the universe drives his tyranny. With the help of her creator, Dr. Watson, Antoinette strives to stop his scheme.

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