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story identification - Possible anime from MTV circa 2000-2002 about a cop who carried a special bullet around his neck


I have been trying to find a certain anime, or cartoon from around 2000-2004.



I watched a few episodes while at the gym and it was on MTV I am pretty sure.


I never found out what show it was since it was a gym TV that hung from a wall.


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  • had a cop ( possible) with a robot partner.

  • he carried a bullet around his neck that he was caring to kill a specific person of which I cannot remember

  • it seemed like a cop show

  • there were bullets that had different uses and abilities and shot in a revolver style gun.

  • the bullet he wore as a pendent on his necklace was red and had special ability

  • the robot was gray I believe.



Please let me know your thoughts. It almost reminds me of Cowboy Beebop animation style but not as fluid.



Answer



I found it.
Heat Guy J



Heat Guy J chronicles the adventures of a young Special Services officer named Daisuke Aurora and his android partner known simply as "J". The pair live and work in the fictional, futuristic Metropolis of "Judoh" (Jewde), where the understaffed and underfunded Special Services Division of the Bureau of Urban Safety has its headquarters.



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Daisuke Aurora (ダイスケ・アウローラ Daisuke Aurōra, romanized as "Aurola" on his ID card seen in episode 10) - Department of Security, Central Headquarters Special Services Employee, age 21
Voiced by: Masaya Matsukaze (Japanese); Steve Cannon (English)
Nicknamed "Dais" (or "Dice"). Cool and laid back, Daisuke is one half of the Special Services Bureau's investigative team. He prefers action to paperwork, but when he's not out on the street fighting crime, he's often seen in various states of in-action.


Although he never really shows it, Daisuke is quite compassionate and has a strong sense of justice. However, he has deep and painful memories of the vanishing of his mother and his father (a politician) being murdered by an android. The only memento of his father is a bullet pendant he wears around his neck.



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Heat Guy J was licensed and distributed in the U.S. in 2003 by Pioneer (which subsequently became Geneon Entertainment). It was re-released by Funimation Entertainment in the fall of 2009. The first 13 episodes of the show also was broadcast on the cable channel MTV2.



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Thank you everyone.


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