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The Kerberos Saga (ケルベロス・サーガ, Keruberosu saga) (originally the Kerberos series (ケルベロス・シリーズ, keruberosu shirīzu) or the Kenrō series (犬狼・シリーズ, kenrou shirīzu) [1] before at least 2004 [2]), also known as Hellhounds overseas, is a Japanese dystopian science fiction political thriller media franchise created and owned by writer and filmmaker ...
Appearances: Kerberos Panzer Cop - Part II (Act 5 and Act 8) The commanding officer of the 1st Airborne Brigade. He infiltrates Kerberos as a trainee and, impressed by Midori, invites her to a JGSDF public exhibition held at Mount Fuji. When Midori goes there with fellow instructor Hachiro Tohbe, they see Tetsurō Kai presenting JGSDF Protect Gear.
Advanced suits of powered armor, called 'Protect Gear', allow the Germans to win the Battle of Stalingrad. The term Panzer Jäger in the title refers not to tank-hunter units, as in real life, but to these armored infantry units, whose equipment goes on to form the basis for the Kerberos Unit's armor in later installments.
Now equipped with Todome's Protect Gear and MG 42, Inui enters an abandoned hotel where the Public Security unit is based and battles them, annihilating the unit but being wounded in the process. After killing the rest of the unit at an abandoned Kerberos facility, he is shot under the Protect Gear's armor by the unit's leader and killed.
Kerberos Panzer Cop, also known as Hellhounds Legend (犬狼伝説, Kenrou Densetsu, lit. "Legend of Dogs and Wolves"), and as Hellhounds: Panzer Cops or just Hellhounds overseas, is an alternate history political thriller manga written by Mamoru Oshii and illustrated by Kamui Fujiwara with mechanical designs by Yutaka Izubuchi, running from 1988 to January 2000.
A Wisconsin man is being accused of impersonating a U.S. Border Patrol agent twice in January after approaching police officers and claiming to be off duty, according to prosecutors.
They provide Fuse with an MG 42 and a full set of Protect Gear, and reveal they knew of Kei's role and consider her living proof of Public Security's conspiracy, before leaving with Kei. Public Security teams led by Henmi arrive, having followed a tracking device hidden in Kei's bag, but are met by a fully-armored Fuse, who kills the agents in ...
It would be followed by several works intended to explain and expand the film's universe, the most notable of them being Kerberos Panzer Cop. The film was followed by two prequels—StrayDog: Kerberos Panzer Cops in 1991, and Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade in 1999—that adapted the established stories and settings from Kerberos Panzer Cop.