The Ghost in the Shell 1.5: Human-Error Processor #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fat Cat, Part 1," Section 9 is pulled into a high-stakes investigation after the murder of a cosmetics firm employee—her killers revealed to be rogue operatives from Section 6. The case takes a dangerous turn when the victim is linked to a potential threat against a retired government official, raising questions about loyalty, surveillance, and the blurred lines between security and betrayal. Written by Masamune Shirow and Frederik L. Schodt and illustrated by Shirow in his signature detailed style, this 2012 installment from The Ghost in the Shell 1.5 series blends cyberpunk intrigue with sharp political tension, all framed by Shirow’s distinctive cover art.
In "Fat Cat, Part 1," Togusa and Azuma are pulled into a high-stakes investigation when rumors surface that a powerful industrialist has been murdered and his body secretly reanimated through cybernetic means. With Toshiyuki Hayasaka’s mysterious past and Miss Hayasaka’s sharp instincts adding layers of tension, the case quickly spirals into a web of corporate secrets and digital deception.
In "Drive Slave, Part 1," Section 9 races to safeguard a key witness exposing illegal arms deals tied to the very company The Major now serves. When Motoko Aramaki suddenly appears in the middle of their secure perimeter without warning, the mission takes a sharp turn—her presence raises more questions than answers, and trust becomes the most fragile asset of all.
In "Drive Slave, Part 2," Major Motoko Kusinagi confronts the chilling truth behind a cybernetic assault targeting Section 9’s witness, tracking down the woman she once believed to be lost—now a mind-hacked pilot weaponized against her allies. As the investigation deepens, Motoko begins to question whether the mastermind orchestrating the attack might be a digital echo of herself, blurring the line between hunter and hunted.
In "Mines of Mind, Part 2," Section 9 and Military Intelligence close in on a deadly entity behind the murders of prison camp survivors, but as the investigation deepens, the line between hunter and hunted blurs—especially when the team includes Batou, Inspector Kim, Togusa, Azuma, Saito, Nii, Borma, Naja V6, Ishikawa, and Daisuke Aramaki. Trust is tested as the threat may not be out there at all, but among them.
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