Dominion Tank Police

TV-14 6.8
1988 Animation , Comedy , Action & Adventure

Leona Ozaki joins Newport City's infamous Tank Police division. With aid of Al and her newly built mini-tank, Bonaparte, she wages war on Buaku and his cohorts, the Puma Sisters.

  • Cast:
    Nina Kumagaya , Rei Sakuma , Hiroyuki Shibamoto , Yusaku Yara , Aya Hisakawa

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