Synopsis:

While on the surface Robotrix may appear to a Robocop clone it is so much more. The only real connection is that in both films feature a police officer who is wounded severely and they are left in a comatose state. Here is where any similarities end. In Robotrix the part of Linda the female officer who body is useless after being shot. So her mind, the only part of her fully operational is transported into a robots body that is also given her exact features. In order to track down the evil scientist named Ryuichi Sakamoto who has also transferred his mind into a robot’s body. This is why it was decided by the police that their best chance of catching him is to do the same thing; this is why Linda’s mind is chosen for the task. Finding is not going to be an easy task and the police are given their first big lead when a prostitute’s corpse that was thrown out of window after marathon sex session is linked to Ryuichi Sakamoto. Dr. Sara the scientist who transferred Linda’s brain into a robot’s body is assisted by Anna another robot she created.

To say that many things in this plot are far-fetched would be a dramatic understatement. To this films credit it never tries to take itself seriously and everything in the film is most definitely done in a tongue and cheek manner. It is clear very early on that this film has only two goals to keep things simple and arouse the viewer. All three of the films leading Ladies Chikako Aoyama (The Rape-Man of Edo), Amy Yip (Erotic Ghost Story, Sex and Zen) and Siu-dan Hui are each given a rousing sex scene. For a film that is heavy on the T&A, the action sequences are surprisingly good. Ultimately Robotrix is a delirious and sleazy category III film that never strays too far away from its three biggest assets Amy Yip, Chikao Aoyama and Siu-dan Hui.