Mission four: Beldingford Manor. England doesn't get more stereotyped than this: rain, fog, posh accents, an expansive manor and hunting. Family rivalries boil over when the son of 47's client is kidnapped by a father and son duo. The hunt takes on a new twist.
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Mission three: The Bjarkhov Bomb. A Siberian tundra holds a beached nuclear submarine with a dangerous bomb making facility within; Fabian Fuchs and rebel Commander Bjarkhov intend to strike a deal which could spell twenty kilotonnes of trouble.
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Mission two: The Meat King's Party. An S&M fetish party located in a slaughter-house with opium addled ravers is the perfect place to find a missing girl, a sharply dressed lawyer and the morbidly obese "Meat King". The abattoir is going to have some new occupants...
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Mission one: Escape from the Asylum. Set immediately after the events in the first Hitman game; 47 has just killed his creator, Dr Ortmeyer, and needs to egress from the asylum which is the base of operations for the creation of clones. SWAT teams make the escape all the more difficult and the primary objective is to escape.
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Coming from a franchise that started in 1989 and comprises seven manga volumes, three separate sets of OVAs, a movie and two extended TV shows, it would be easy for Full Throttle to be weighed down by a lot of baggage that has gone before it. Thankfully this isn't the case and, while the minutiae of ongoing relationships is perhaps lost, the core dynamic between the two female traffic officers and their outlandish adventures takes centre stage.
Full Throttle [...] does little to reinvent or innovate, it is very much a continuation of what has gone before
If one goes by the plethora of promotional images surrounding nearly all incarnations of YUA then the show would be nothing more than series of trite incidents designed to throw the two protagonists together and expose hidden lesbian tendencies. Whether that is forthcoming is unknown, the first three episodes consist of a two part arc concerning a young billionaire's son who is first chased by gangsters, then goes to live with his kendo uncle to become a samurai and an episode where a body builder turned vigilante ends up as a taiyaki chef but not before a tense SUV pushing battle. It is as bizarre and off-the-wall as the synopsis suggests, whether this is simply due to the franchise running short on ideas or simply the ongoing style of it will be for an audience more familiar with previous outings.
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