Live-action Patlabor, the feature-length theatrical version is titled "Capital Decisive Battle" and will be released on May 1, 2015!　A special trailer showing the bombing of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and other locations in Tokyo is also unleashed.

THE NEXT GENERATION PATLABOR" is a live-action version of the classic anime "Mobile Police Patlabor," and the title and release date of the feature-length theatrical version have been announced.

→Live-action version of PATLABOR, 7 chapters will be screened at events starting in April 2014! Completely original new "THE NEXT GENERATION PATLABOR".

The film, which has attracted attention for its total production cost of 2.2 billion yen, including the 8-meter-long full-scale Type 98 Ingram and the Section 2 building with a Reaver Dog, will be released sequentially starting with Chapter 1 (Episodes 0-1) on April 5, and Chapter 6 (Episodes 10 "Runaway! Red Reaver" - Episode 11 "THE LONG GOODBYE") has been screened since November 29.

Finally, only Chapter 7 (Episode 12 "The Great Legacy"), which will be released on January 10, 2015, and the feature-length theatrical version remain, and the title and release date of the feature-length theatrical version have been revealed. It will be released as "THE NEXT GENERATION PATLABOR: Capital Decisive Battle" on May 1, 2015 at Shinjuku Piccadilly and other theaters nationwide. Directed and written by Mamoru Oshii himself, and featuring high-definition images shot with state-of-the-art 4K cameras and the first Dolby Atmos surround sound system in a Japanese film, this robot action film depicts the battle between the Special Vehicle Section 2 and a terrorist group that is overrunning Tokyo with 10 million people as hostages against the background of the tense situation in East Asia. It will be a robot action film. The series will also eliminate all comical elements.

A special trailer has also been released. In the video, an unseen threat waits for its moment in the skies above us, where peace has become the order of the day. With a disturbing voiceover, an armed helicopter clad in thermo-optical camouflage, the "Gray Ghost," begins its attack. The hostages are 10 million people in the capital. The storyline is unprecedented in that the Gray Ghost and Ingram clash in Tokyo. Smiling fearlessly is Haibara Zero, played by Kanna Mori. There is also a shocking scene in which the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is bombed.