CyberpunkAnime

Archiving the best era of neon streets, dystopian tech, and hand-drawn cells of 80s/90s Cyberpunk & Tech-Noir. 🎬

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City Hunter (1987)

Ryo Saeba's classic smirk and dynamic hair flow on Kaneda's iconic speed machine. The meticulous detailing on that crimson bike truly captures its legendary tech-noir essence.

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Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo (2012)

Asuka's iconic glare cuts through the stark light, her plugsuit's sharp contours and dynamic hair flow framed by those immense, looming EVA structures. Pure high-contrast character dominance.

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Bubblegum Crisis (1987-1991)

Priss in her iconic hardsuit. The chrome gleam, the fierce posture—this is pure Knight Sabers grit. Flawless character design meets meticulous line work, embodying the peak of 80s cyberpunk styling.

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Megazone 23 (1986)

That defiant gaze from Eve, her iconic green hair flowing under the crisp beret, screams 80s urban cool. The map overlay adds a sly layer of industrial intrigue to her sleek profile.

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Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (2002)

That piercing crimson gaze, perfectly on-model. The utilitarian lines of her VR gear and tactical vest cut a striking profile, with her signature choppy blue mane adding that vibrant dash of cyberpunk chic. Pure Major Kusanagi.

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Tekkaman Blade (1992)

Brutalist beauty of Technium combat. Razor-sharp lines, unforgiving metallic gradients scream primal energy. Not just mech design; it's a testament to raw, unbridled power.

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Patlabor 2: The Movie (1993)

Noa, Kanuka, Shinobu—absolute prime in their Special Vehicles uniforms. Precise line work and rich cel-shading capture their resolve; iconic 90s character design perfection.

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Megazone 23 (1985)

Mikimoto's iconic Eve, delicate lines tracing her luminous form, hair a cascade of light. Pure 80s sci-fi grace emerging from shattered confines, bathed in that signature ethereal glow.

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Blue Seed (1994)

These heroines pop with crisp cel-shading and sharp line art. From the dynamic pink hair to the classic uniform and sleek briefcase, it's potent mid-90s character design at its peak.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995)

Ayanami's stoic grace dominates; her plugsuit's crisp lines and precise shading are immaculate. Unit-00's stark crimson silhouette delivers pure tech-noir power, essential framing.

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Bubblegum Crisis (1987)

Those Knight Sabers, pure 80s OVA fire! Crisp linework and those iconic voluminous hairstyles truly define the era, framed perfectly by a gradient that makes their cyber-chic pop.

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Megazone 23: Aoi Garland (2007)

Eve's exquisite violet mane cascades, an ethereal drift against the metallic snarl of those Garlands. Pristine mechanical lines and dynamic light captures that vital sci-fi pulse.

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Serial Experiments Lain (1998)

Rika, her iconic cross clips and uniform collar crisp. The soft hair flow and piercing gaze nail that enigmatic Lain-era character depth. Pure mood.

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Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex (2002)

Motoko's piercing gaze, absolute precision in her grip on that weapon. The iconic purple hair styled with sharp, confident lines—classic SAC tactical elegance.

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Bubblegum Crisis (1987)

Priss’s defiant gaze cuts through the neon haze. That sleek Knight Saber hardsuit, all razor-sharp lines and gleaming tech, is 80s cyberpunk perfection.

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Serial Experiments Lain (1998)

Lain’s signature bear hat, the focal point against her earthy tones, perfectly frames that deep, knowing gaze. Subtlety in shading defines the quiet depth, a true aesthetic marvel.

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Megazone 23 (1985)

Eve Tokimatsuri’s electric green hair commands the stage. Those sharp character lines and iconic 80s cel-shading? Pure, unadulterated proto-synth-pop energy. A definitive stylistic statement.

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Rebuild of Evangelion (2012)

Kaworu's sharp silver lines and piercing red eyes capture that melancholic edge. Flawless plugsuit shading against those stark, tech-noir crystalline fragments. An iconic aesthetic delivered with razor precision.

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Kimi no Na wa. (2016)

Taki's clean lines cut through the hyper-detailed urban canvas. The electric-blue energy pulses, marrying natural light with an ethereal glow. Pure visual poetry, meticulously framed.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995)

Asuka's fierce resolve, perfectly encapsulated. The sharp lines of her plugsuit, that cascading hair, contrasted by the inky depths and ethereal ripples. Vintage Evangelion soul.