ID: Invaded / Future Crime in Future Time Special Part 2

For Part 2 of our Future Crime in Future Time Special we review the severely overlooked ID: Invaded.  Similar to Psycho Pass, it starts off as a traditional procedural / forensics show set in the future, where investigators can solve mysteries by entering a dream like machine called the Mizuhanome.  The show's main character Sakaido, is actually a former detective turned prisoner that can pilot the Mizhanome in order to find the motives and evidence with each crime scene, which in turn processes the Mizuhanome to examine the ID of the victims and murderers.  As the series continues, each crime scene becomes more and more personal for Sakaido, which leads this slow burn of a show to a high octane chase as Sakaido has to deal with his dark past and become partners with a rookie detective and a homicidal prisoner.  Edwin and Jack try their darndest to review this thought provoking show. From the infused homages to Sherlock Holmes and Minority Report to its commentary on mental health and philosophy, and how the final episodes make the movie Inception miniscule according to Jack.