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In the finale, rogue Inspector Shisui brandishes a detonator and is about to blow everybody up... but then Sugo uses the Assault Dominator (which had not been seen since episode 4) to shoot through multiple subway cars out of her line of sight and stun her before she can hit the trigger. The Season 3 opening has Arata and Kei pointing their Dominators at each other. Episode 8 shows the slow deteriotation of their frienship with Maiko's abduction and Kei joining Bifrost.

Unlimited Wardrobe: The logical conclusion of the clothes-altering technology. Anyone can wear pretty much anything they imagine. In Season 2, when Kamui's surgeon is captured, he hints at this trope and minutes later, the MWPSB finds out that Kamui has numerous operatives working for him including people that the MWPSB thought they knew. Sacrificial Lamb: Yuki, a minor character who was introduced as Akane's friend outside the Public Safety Bureau, is used to lure Shinya in one of Senguji and Makishima's "hunting games". While she and Shinya manage to kill Senguji, Makishima captures her and shortly after kills her in front of Akane as punishment for the latter's inability to shoot him. The method of killing used by the man in Episode 3. He made it look like his victims had been killed by a malfunctioning drone, whereas in reality, he had equipped the drones with a program to murder them. The three "Congressmen" of Bifrost manipulate the events in Season 3 to ensure the progress of Japan and for the benefit of the group. Even some of the Inspectors such as Koichi Azusawa are very good at it, making them ideal candidates to fill the position of "Congressman".Villain with Good Publicity: The Sybil System has a blind spot, where some individuals have a flat, positive score that won’t meaningfully change regardless what they do. Those who exploit it in a villainous way, automatically becomes this.

Jogi Saiga deduces that Tsunemori's shoulders stiffen when she speaks about sport and that she drinks coffee when she's nervous. [1]Recruiting the Criminal: The Enforcers who are latent criminals hired by the MWPSB to do the actual detective work due their capability in understanding the criminal mind and to act as stand-ins for the Inspectors who are required to keep their Psycho-Pass rate clear. Byronic Hero: Makishima is a textbook example. Except he is the main villain, which makes him a deconstruction, showing that when you put such a character in a society which literally denies him the right to exist, his go-to solution would be to attempt to destroy said society and kill everyone who gets in the way. Episode 7 of Season 2. Kamui's operatives have been hiding in plain sight right beside the team. In every investigation of the season, natch.

Visual Novel additions with the Blu-Ray releases which show a couple of MWPSB members who are not present in the anime.Bread and Circuses: Holograms, virtual worlds, psychiatric medications, high-paying jobs, Kawaisa Drones, and anything so that the masses' Psycho-Passes would be reduced. If that does not work, then either rehabilitation (which seems to be pretty comfortable as the rehabilitated were allowed to keep their cherished possessions in life) or enforcement. Informed Flaw: Invoked in-universe with latent criminals. They are people who have a high criminal coefficients and thus, are seen as a threat by the Sibyl System. Due to this, they are unable to get proper jobs, society views them as outcasts and some of them are forced to live in secluded rehabilitation centers so they can lower their Crime Coefficients and become acceptable members of society. One of the main characters was even labelled as a latent criminal at the age of 5 despite the fact that he has never had the urge to do violent or criminal stuff even until adulthood.

invoked True Art Is Angsty: Implied in-universe. Artists often register higher Crime Coefficients. Given that the Sibyl System adjusts crime coefficients based on how mentally agitated a person is, it is likely that the System views the world with this trope. Some instances, such as Rikako getting blasted in the face with Senguji's shotgun at point-blank range in season 1 and Kamui orchestrating the deaths of all the corrupt politicians who covered up the Season of Hell and kept the Sibyl System in power in season 2. Private Military Contractors: The "Pathfinders" in Season 3. Two members work for Azusawa as his private mercenaries, and the group as a whole is the main target of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' investigation. It is hinted that the Pathfinders are the remnants of the Peace Monitoring Group from Sinners of the System as they hold a specific grudge against Kougami.Mauve Shirt: Several named characters who made prominent appearances such as Inspector Risa Aoyanagi and Enforcers Shusei Kagari and Hasuike Kaede were gruesomely killed off by Dominators, no less. Later in episode 9 of Season 2, when Yayoi scans the ear in the box which Akane received from one of Kamui's colleagues, it turns out that it belongs to Akane's grandmother. The second opening of Season 1 has Kougami, sitting on the floor and surrounded by bodies of his teammates which most viewers expect that this is what Gen "Urobutcher"' Urobuchi is going to do. At the end of season 1, Kagari and Masaoka were the only ones dead and the former's body wasn't even found since he was hit by Destroy Decomposer mode from Kasei's Dominator. Kill Me Now, or Forever Stay Your Hand: Akane uses this gambit while threatening the Sibyl System into agreeing to spare Kogami's life in exchange for Makishima's live capture. If the Sibyl System didn't agree, it could shoot her... but it'd have to find another pawn, and it didn't really want to do that at this point. As preparation for the second season, a rebroadcast of the first season titled Psycho-Pass New Edit aired in the summer of 2014, with the episodes edited into 11 one-hour long broadcasts. In addition, the New Edit adds additional footage at the beginning of each episode as well as halfway through (serving as a kind of transition scene between the two original episodes it is combining together). In total, the New Edit adds almost 35 minutes of new footage to the series.