Dominion

TV Mini Series
1988–1989
R
35m

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6.8/10

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In a dystopic pollution ridden future, the tank police fight for law and order and cause massive collateral destruction along the way.In a dystopic pollution ridden future, the tank police fight for law and order and cause massive collateral destruction along the way.In a dystopic pollution ridden future, the tank police fight for law and order and cause massive collateral destruction along the way.

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Trivia
When Buaku starts to pass out in episode 4, he starts to mumble the first few lines of The Tale of The Bamboo Cutter; a story about an orphaned supernatural being who is found by and raised as a human. Buaku's story can be considered a much-less idealistic and violent version of this story.

Goofs
In Episode 1 (Act II), after the Tanks have left their hangar in pursuit of Buaku, the sign over the hangar reads "POLCE" instead of "POLICE"

Quotes
Mayoress: A surgeon operates with a scalpel which he takes good care to sterilize to prevent unnecessary infections. If he uses a *tank*, the patient tends to *die*!

Connections
Featured in Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater: More Girls with Big Guns (1995)

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10/10

If Part-1 is a 11/10, Part-2 is a 12

Dominion Tank Police is without a shell of a doubt, one of the most amazing shows ever produced, but not just in the field of animation. While the first part (Acts 1 and 2) mostly consists of action and fun, the second part is more serious and one should not treat the second part in the exact same way as first part. The subtleties are truly out of this world and the characterization is beyond brilliant. You must have an extra degree of intelligence to appreciate the intricacies of the second Part (Acts-3 and 4). I do have some complaints though. In the first part, the Tank Bonaparte quite literally jumps over a tank shell and it did not make any sense at all. One might also question the plausibility of Bonaparte jumping on the wing of Helicopter Gunship even though it was cool. Buaku rules.