Motoko Kusanagi

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...scenes and all. As someone who read the 2004 version, it's pretty obvious where the cuts were made. A scene in which main character Motoko Kusanagi engages in lesbian sex (present in 2004, absent in 2009) has a way of ingraining itself...

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...it sets up something of an antagonistic relationship between Togusa and the tanks, which is revisited in an episode in season two. Major Motoko Kusanagi holds the most pragmatic view of all. Her only regret following the Tachikomas' suicide...

In this article: Batou, Section 9, Fuchikoma, Adult Swim, Togusa, Masamune Shirow, and Stand Alone Complex

...English language graphic novel edition, these take up more than 30 pages). The overarching story of the manga is of Major Motoko Kusanagi's hunt for a cyber-criminal, The Puppeteer (known as The Puppet Master in the film), whose real...

In this article: Ghost in the Shell, Major Motoko Kusanagi, DreamWorks, Public Security Section 9, Masamune Shirow, Kodansha, Akio Otsuka, and Atsuko Tanaka

...and setting between the films and Stand Alone Complex, in addition to notable differences in style and themes between the two. Major Motoko Kusanagi in the movie Ghost in the Shell. Kusanagi is the main protagonist in the movie ''Ghost in...

In this article: Batou, Public Security Section 9, Hideo Kuze, CIS, Togusa, and Saito

...in the country, and as a result usually end up involved in case relating to the internet, such as hacking and cyberterrorism. Major Motoko Kusanagi was dispatched by Section 9 to spy on a building in New Port City. A foreign power is...

In this article: Public Security Section 9, Togusa, Laughing Man, Batou, Major Kusanagi, Suicide, Project 2501, and Masamune Shirow

...a short scene in a surveillance van with Batou, but he is not identified. We get to know him later when he is driving an armored van while Major Kusanagi dons her police armor in the back. He establishes his newness to the group by asking the...

In this article: Togusa, Section 9, Batou, Stand Alone Complex, Major Kusanagi, Laughing Man, Suicide, and Mateba Autorevolver

...a society lost between humanity and technology. As one of the trusted members of the government organization known as Section 9 , Major Motoko Kusanagi must uncover the truth behind a mysterious case known only as T.A.R. Levels are...

In this article: Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Batou, PlayStation 2, Section 9, PlayStation Portable, Action game, Saito, Coded Arms, Major Motoko Kusanagi, and North America

...has potential uses in flexible sensors, wearable computing and "always connected" biomedical devices. Now why am I thinking about Major Motoko Kusanagi and Ghost in the Shell?

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...the blackmailing of several key business and government leaders. As the conspiracy stretches to affect all levels of society, time is running out for Major Motoko Kusanagi and her team to uncover the truth and capture the elusive Laughing Man .

In this article: Laughing Man, Section 9, Major Motoko Kusanagi, Canada, and United States