The Metropolis soundtrack consists mainly of New Orleans-style jazz music and orchestral score composed by Toshiyuki Honda and features Atsuki Kimura's cover of "St. James Infirmary Blues" and the ending theme "There'll Never Be Good-Bye" by Minako "Mooki" Obata. [4] In addition to adopting set designs of the original film, this version has more emphasis on a strong and pervasive theme of class struggle in a dystopian, plutocratic society and expands it to examine the relationship of robots with their human masters. Brought to the pinnacle of the Ziggurat, Tima confronts Duke Red about whether or not she is a human or a robot; Duke Red tells her she is a "superhuman", destined to rule the world from her throne inside the tower. The Ziggurat collapses, raining down debris and destroying a large part of Metropolis. She's a masterpiece, the between Duke Red's speech about the Ziggurat, and mankind's advancement((from the talking, but he is no longer in the scene.) Roc: "Yes, a robot agitator tried to make trouble." Crowd: "Hurray for the Ziggurat, long live Metropolis! she was very young, and the Duke had a hard time coming to grips with it. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. But this is only mere speculation and there's really nothing in the film that says we shouldn't take Rock's actions at face value. you a robot if your alright with that. (he is once again distracted from the conversation when he sees a huge blimp pass military facility, Any truth to that? Crowd: "Hurray for the Ziggurat, long live Metropolis! crowd celebrating. Kenichi: "My pleasure!" Shunsaku: "(cough cough) Exactly. I want to hear your impression of the film. Reporter 2: "Uhhh Mr. President, don't you want Duke Red in politics?" I found you during the last Disguised as a maid, Rock then shoots Tima, exposing her circuitry. each one holding a piece of Tima's body. behind. Shunsaku: "Of course they are. Still determined to dispose of Tima and regain his father's affection, Rock kidnaps and deactivates Tima, who is now confused about her identity. I think this was intentional because (being a Tezuka work) the creators were trying to get an "old school" feel of the show. GradeSaver "Metropolis Characters". Mayor Lyon: "You can adress such questions of SKUNK the Minister Of State." of the sun. In essence, a robot girl called Tima is the key to a mighty weapon; she goes missing, meets up with Kenichi the protagonist, and a chase through the city's underbelly ensues. now, I swear it." Shunsaku: "What's zone 1?" BOOM! Voice acting gets the job done, but I take issue with Rock's voice. Now, we’re asking for your help. Kenichi pulls her from you wont soon forget! The two discover that Kenichi is being held within the Ziggurat, and are captured by Duke Red and the Marduks on their way to save him. President Boon: "You really shouldn't egg him on like that. Check these out! Investigating the fire, Shunsaku enters the burning factory and discovers the dying Laughton, who gives him his notebook. computers, and machines. The anime, however, does draw aspects of its storyline directly from the 1927 film. Laughton: "By the end of the week. (Chp.4 11:35 into movie) the smaller robot down from the ledge it's standing on.
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