History Anime / CyberneticsGuardian

* Powered Armor: The armor of Saldo John wears

As if that's not enough, Adler, a rival of Stalker, hopes to destroy Cancer: the violence plagued home city of Stalker.

* FunWithAcronyms: '''SGC''', which is supposed to stand for '''C'''entral '''G'''uard '''C'''ompany. This error is kept in the english dub.

* ApocalypseCult: The Brethren of Doldo's goal is a dead giveaway to this fact as they want awaken their god Saldo to destroy what the see as an "impure world."

* ApocalypseCult: The Brethren of Doldo obviously fit this trope. Their goal is to awaken their god Saldo to destroy what the see as an "impure world."

* ApocalypseCult: The Brethren of Doldo obviously fit this trope. Their goal is to awaken their god Saldo which lies dormant in a human to destroy what the see as an "impure world."

* ApocalypseCult: The Brethren of Doldo obviously fit this trope. Their goal is to awaken their god Saldo which lies dormant in a host body to destroy what the see as an "impure world."

* ApocalypseCult: The Brethren of Doldo obviously fit this trope. Their goal is to implant the their god Saldo into a host body so as to destroy what they view as an "impure world."

* ApocalypseCult: The Brethren of Doldo obviously.

Cybernetics Guardian (often shortened to ''Cyguard'') is a 1989 one-shot cyberpunk OVA, directed by Koichi Ohata, who is known for also directing ''MDGeist'' and ''Anime/{{Genocyber}}'' and animated by {{AIC}} (who also animated ''Genocyber''). Parts of its soundtrack was produced by the Japanese metal band ''Trash Gang''.

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!!Cybernetics Guardian contains examples of the following tropes:

* AnimeHair - Adler's big up-swept purple haircut, and the Cyguard itself.
* AutobotsRockOut - The big climatic battle is almost entirely backed by metal music.
* {{Cyborg}} - [[spoiler: Adler turns himself into one, to get revenge against John]]
* {{Dystopia}} - The futuristic city of Cyber-wood, host to a enormous violent slum named "Cancer". Subtle.
* FunWithAcronyms - '''SGC''', which is supposed to stand for '''C'''entral '''G'''uard '''C'''ompany. This error is kept in the english dub.
* {{Gorn}} - Plenty of it.
* SlidingScaleofIdealismVersusCynicism - Notably less cynical than Ohata's other works. The protagonist, while transformed into a monster and brainwashed into killing lots of people, eventually regains his own will and manages to return to normal.
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Cybernetics Guardian (often shortened to ''Cyguard'') is a 1989 one-shot cyberpunk OVA, directed by Koichi Ohata, who is known for also directing ''MDGeist'' and ''{{Genocyber}}'' and animated by {{AIC}} (who also animated ''Genocyber''). Parts of its soundtrack was produced by the Japanese metal band ''Trash Gang''.

While mostly a Mecha OVA set in a futuristic city. It also has noticeable influences from classic horror films - mainly ''Film/{{Frankenstein|1931}}'' and ''KingKong''.

Cybernetics Guardian (often shortened to ''Cyguard'') is a 1989 one-shot cyberpunk OVA, directed by Koichi Ohata, who is known for also directing ''MDGeist'' and ''{{Genocyber}}'' and animated by {{AIC}}. Parts of its soundtrack was produced by the Japanese metal band ''Trash Gang''.

Cybernetics Guardian (often shortened to ''Cyguard'') is a 1989 one-shot cyberpunk OVA, directed by Koichi Ohata, who is known for also directing ''MDGeist'' and ''{{Genocyber}}''. Parts of it's soundtrack were produced by the Japanese metal band ''Trash Gang''.

While for the most part a Mecha OVA set in a futuristic city, it also has noticeable influences from classic horror films - mainly ''Film/{{Frankenstein|1931}}'' and ''KingKong''.

It was dubbed into english by Central Park Media, and released under their ''US Manga Corps'' label in 1996.

* AnimeHair - Adler's big upswept purple haircut, and the Cyguard itself.

While for the most part a Mecha OVA set in a futuristic city, it also has noticeable influences from classic horror films - mainly {{Film/Frankenstein}} and KingKong.

It was dubbed into English by Central Park Media, and released under their ''US Manga Corps'' label in 1996.

While for the most part a Mecha OVA set in a futuristic city, it also has noticeable influences from classic horror films - mainly {{Frankenstein}} and KingKong.

* FunWithAcronyms - '''S'''GC, which is supposed to stand for '''C'''entral Guard Company. This error is kept in the english dub.

* ResearchInc - SGC (Central Guard Company)

* AutobotsRockOut - The OVA's big climatic battle is almost entirely backed by metal music.

While for the most part a mecha OVA set in a futuristic city, it also has noticeable influences from classic horror films - mainly {{Frankenstein}} and KingKong.

* Dystopia - The futuristic city of Cyber-wood, host to a enormous violent slum named "Cancer". Subtle.

Cybernetics Guardian (often shortened to ''Cyguard'') is a 1989 one-shot cyberpunk OVA, directed by Koichi Ohata, who is known for also directing ''MDGeist'' and {{''Genocyber''}}. Parts of it's soundtrack were produced by the Japanese metal band ''Trash Gang''.

Cybernetics Guardian (often shortened to ''Cyguard'') is a 1989 one-shot cyberpunk OVA, directed by Koichi Ohata, who is known for also directing MDGeist and {{Genocyber}}. Parts of it's soundtrack were produced by the Japanese metal band ''Trash Gang''.

* CrapsackWorld - The futuristic city of Cyber-wood, host to a enormous violent slum named "Cancer". Subtle.

Cybernetics Guardian (often shortened to ''Cyguard'') is a 1989 one-shot cyberpunk OVA, directed by Koichi Ohata, who is known for also directing MDGeist and {{Genocyber}}. Parts of it's soundtrack were produced by the Japanese metal band ''Trash Gang''.

* CrapsackWorld - The futuristic city of Cyber-wood, host to a enormous violent slum named "Cancer". Subtle.
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