Jirō Yakuin, a high school student, is a hermit who would prefer to stay home and play video games than connect with people. He harbors unrequited sentiments for his childhood friend Shiori Sakurazaka.
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To summarize, if you are a fan of the City Hunter series, I believe you will love and like this movie as Sunrise intended by integrating all of the key factors that made City Hunter a sensation in the 1980s!
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"Blue Gender" was a show that, for me personally, I found to be quite entertaining. The story was straightforward, but it was told in a way that was very moving. The characters were thoughtfully constructed and given a lot of depth. It was interesting to see how the dystopian themes played out, as well as how the earth had a personality of its own.
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The humor holds up well over many episodes because it is consistently sharp. Katarina grows both on purpose and by accident as she learns to survive in her environment, and the story goes in a logical way. The cast is enjoyable, and it's not just another typical group of bishounen either. The animation is flawless, and the start is memorable.
Godou Kusanagi, a regular high schooler, was tasked by his grandfather with delivering a stone tablet back to a man named Lucrezia Zora. As he travels, he becomes embroiled in the struggle between the Heretic Gods and Erica Blandelli, a self-proclaimed witch.
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he best thing about Witchblade is not the excellent character development, the great depiction of family drama, the perfect pacing, or the animation. It does have its flaws, such as the hypersexual outfit that Masane and her opponents usually wear during fights, and the story ends on a predictable note.
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The decision to keep the main cast of My Abilities to just four characters rather than expanding the cast is understandable. Crimson Vow is the characters' group. Since the story was mostly about Crimson Vow, Millie and the other characters got the same amount of attention.
The partial lack of plot is what definitely affects the quality. In the first part of the anime, we simply get to know the main character and get hints that he will be strong. Apart from that, we don't get anything: no concrete plot with a goal and a point.
Conception was a winner not because of its depth nor its animation but simply because it must be the niche market they were going for, and they hit the nail on the head.
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