Unlike most shows, the three episodes are completely unrelated and don't follow a traditional plot. Instead, they offer a lighthearted take on the "Patlabor" series (both TV and films) and other "mecha" anime. The first episode briefly introduces the Ingram's weaponry, explaining its design and purpose. The second episode focuses on the Ingram 98 AV's design and upkeep in SVU2, while poking fun at the marketing efforts behind the series, like merchandise. The third episode is the only one that expands on a minor detail from the original TV show, exploring how SVU2 is actually funded.

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Overview:
Unlike most shows, the three episodes are completely unrelated and don't follow a traditional plot. Instead, they offer a lighthearted take on the "Patlabor" series (both TV and films) and other "mecha" anime. The first episode briefly introduces the Ingram's weaponry, explaining its design and purpose. The second episode focuses on the Ingram 98 AV's design and upkeep in SVU2, while poking fun at the marketing efforts behind the series, like merchandise. The third episode is the only one that expands on a minor detail from the original TV show, exploring how SVU2 is actually funded.
Aired:Mar 06, 1998
Duration:44m
Status:Released
Genres:Documentary
Producers: MacGillivray Freeman Films, IMAX, Arcturus Motion Pictures
Director:David Breashears
Country: United States of America
Characters & Voice Actors

CharacterNarrator
Voice ActorLiam Neeson

CharacterSummit Team Leader, USA
Voice ActorEd Viesturs

CharacterSummit Team, USA
Voice ActorDavid Breashears

CharacterMountain Climber
Voice ActorTracy Pfau

CharacterUnknown
Voice ActorLhakpa Dorji














