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Alt title: ACCA: 13-ku Kansatsu-ka
ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept. Episode 5 - Overlapping Footprints in the Distance.
Back from his Suitsu audit, Jean asks his supervisor, Owl, about the status of his transfer request. Unfortunately, it seems unlikely to be approved anytime soon. As Jean leaves to go home, Chief Officer Lilium offers him a ride, where he tells Jean that he is being watched. Jean soon leaves for Birra District for yet another audit, where he comes to learn a troubling truth...
More episodes
Episode 1
Jean the Cigarette-Peddler
Episode 2
The Partner In Crime's Name Is Nino
Episode 3
The Swirling Smoke of Rumors in the Castle
Episode 4
Smoldering Embers in an Isolated Nation
Episode 5
Overlapping Footprints in the Distance.
Episode 6
Where Pride and Train Tracks Lead
Episode 7
The Truth Emerges in the Night Mists
Episode 8
The Princess Who Spread Her Wings and the Friend Who Had a Duty
Episode 9
A Graceful Black Adder Bears Its Fangs
Episode 10
Starfall in a City Without a Sky
Episode 11
Furawau's Flowers Smell of Malice
Episode 12
Where the Bird Flies
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takuto says
A story revolving around a military organization with more behind the scenes than meets the eye, ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept. and Joker Game both create political mystery and drama. Featuring comparable art styles and excellent sound design, the respective series' share a similar feeling.
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Joker Game is a collection of short stories in an episodic format. It contains more action.
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BriceRoyale says
The atmospheres that both shows create are very similar. The plots both focus heavily on internal dialogue describing the characters' questions and faults.
Both shows revolve around food, but in slightly different ways. In Restaurant to Another World, the story is built upon the people of the magical world coming to the Nekoya restaurant as an escape from the trouble of their lives. We, the viewer, get to see the peoples' stories who come to the restaurant and get to experience the effect that good food and company have upon their lives. So far it has only been for the better. Food in ACCA serves a different purpose. It serves as a medium of conversation which is the driving force of the plot. It adds a touch of realism that ACCA cares so much for the effect that food has on peoples' lives. People spend a massive amount of time each day eating and seeing how eating brings people together for the important, plot driving, conversations in ACCA is an essential humanizing touch that changes how I consumed and experienced the show.
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ACCA and Princess Principal are set in similar settings where the characters reside in cities with strong government presence. Both shows are thriller shows features government drama and espionage. Main differences is that Princess Principle is emphases characterization on cute action spy girls while ACCA features a more of political drama mystery with a suave main character who smokes way too much (lol).
Special shoutout to Ryo Takahashi who did the OST for both ACCA and Princess Principle and composed the OP for Princess Principle.