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Episode Title: The True Noir
First Air Date: June 8, 2001
Episode Synopsis
Noirs services have been solicited to eliminate a corrupt police officer, as well as the crooked judge who assisted the dirty cop in getting away with his illicit activates. Arriving at the courthouse to carry out their task, Kirika and Mireille are shocked to find that someone has beaten Noir to the punch. Is it a mere coincidence? Or is there something more at work here? While Kirika and Mireille remain bewildered by the officers murder, the shady Judge receives warning from the mystery assassin that Noir is preparing to kill him.
Kirika and Mireille travel to a library to finish the second half of their assignment, but thanks to the assassins warning, the judge is well-prepared for Noirs arrival. A ferocious gun battle ensues between Noir and the nefarious police officers loyal to the judge. As the smoke clears, a blood-curdling scream echoes through the hallowed halls of the library. Investigating the cause of the disturbance, the mystery assassin reveals herself to Kirika and Mireille, proclaiming to be the True Noir.
Cast
English:
Mireille Bouquet - Shelly Calene-Black
Kirika Yuumura - Monica Rial
Chloe - Hilary Haag
Altena - Tiffany Grant
D'Estaing - John Kaiser
Public Prosecutor - Jason Douglas
Informant - George Manley
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Japanese:
Mireille Bouquet - Kotono Mitsuishi
Kirika Yuumura - Houko Kuwashima
Chloe - Aya Hisakawa
Altena - TARAKO
D'Estaing - Taimei Suzuki
Public Prosecutor - Kouichi Nagano
Informant - Kan Tanaka
Officer A - Tomoyuki Kouno
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Notes
- What does the statue at the beginning of the episode represent?
- The statue is of the Goddess of Justice, which probably derives from the Greek goddess Themis and the Roman goddess Justia. Lady Justice paintings and statues are ubiquitous in the Western legal world, so it is a commonplace symbol to find in a French courtroom.