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Dec 21, 2015
As you might already know, Rage Of Bahamut is actually an online Card Collection game brought to life thanks to Cygames, studio MAPPA, also Naoyuki Onda - serving as chief animation director and character designer, and more.
1) Story: The title says it all, but if you need more details...
Bahamut is a creature more powerful, in sense of magic ability, than any known human, angel,demon or even a God. Only by a miracle, the God Zeus and the Demon God united their power to seal Bahamut. It has been 2000 years since Bahamuts' rage lasted upon the earth, and now, 2000 years later his seal
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is in peril. Humans, angels and demons alike, fear Bahamuts' return. This immortal and terrifying being has endless passion for destruction and that is its only wish. Bahamut can only be resurrected by joining the 2 god keys kept across the cathedral of angels and the wretched demons' domain. Will they be able to protect the land if Bahamut is revived?
2) Art: Really beautiful art, magnificent scenery of fantasy nature. Majestically animated realms of the creatures known to us as angels and demons. I think that's about that, but there are also some battle scenes which look great in terms of animation, really cool.
3) Sound: You may have already heard the opening, or it's funny misheard lyrics that first got my attention to this masterpiece. By any means the music in the show is great, so are the voicing crews, generally good sound directing. At some points I had to turn down the volume because the screaming was performed very realistically, the neighbors would probably think somebody was really screaming in here. The ending theme was cute.
10/10 for the sound.
4) Characters: We meet the always fighting Hammer Head (Kaisar) and Bomber Head (Favaro) in the first episode. The past of these two and their arguments will be unraveled in the show. Later, we are introduced with the God Bacchus (a drunk), and also his duck. We also meet the beautiful, kind and sweet, yet hungry - Amira, Rita, who likes to call others kids, yet she looks like a kid herself. A glorious iron maiden, Jeanne d'Arc, blessed by the gods. The characters are astonishing. I forgot to mention the glorious angels. They are as bright and beautiful as the sun. We might as well say that the demons are a reflection of the moon. Light and darkness in balance.
I personally enjoyed the illuminating presence of the angels.
5) Enjoyment: Enjoyed every part of this amazing adventure. There was anticipation, mystery, funny moments, hungry moments, sad moments, happy moments, moments that make you go wow, and such. I was very curious to find out about the characters' pasts and what awaited them in the future.
6) Overall: Greatness. I am very pleased with Rage Of Bahamut. What I liked the most was Amira, she is awesome. I heard we are also getting a second season so I will be looking forward to that.
(Thanks for reading and have a good day. Message me if you find any errors, as I will be more careful next time I attempt to make any reviews.)
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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Dec 21, 2015
He is strong, maybe even the strongest. And his name is Saitama. He and his faithful android sidekick, Genos, are the heroes City A deserves.
1) Let's first talk about the atmosphere. First of all, the art is superb. Well drawn characters, buildings, effects and so on. There are a number of cities named after only a single letter - City A, B, C and so on. Each city is protected by the so-called "Hero Organisation": a powerful syndicate consisting of strong candidates for heroes, ranked in different hero classes (S, A, B, C). The sad part is that the cities happen to get smashed almost
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every episode. Saitama and the rest of the heroes give their best to keep the cities and citizens safe from impending doom, which could be waiting from any direction. We have an interesting and simple story and also great animation by studio Madhouse. The result would be 10/10 for both the Art and the Story.
2) Now comes the sound. The first thing that caught my eye was the flashy opening (The Hero by JAM project). The lyrics scream Power all over.
We couldn't want more from the voice actors and music directors, everything fits perfectly, by my opinion. The only thing I disliked with the sound was the ending credits, but I guess I can ignore that in the final result of 10/10 for the sound.
3) The characters. Without these amazing characters, there would be no show. The main characters are, of course, Saitama, the "hero for fun". Later in the show, we are introduced to Genos, a human cyborg sworn to become stronger, by any means. As he notices Saitama's strength, he immediately becomes his sidekick and disciple, hoping to become as strong as his master. Later in the show we are also introduced to more heroes, and also villains, let's not forget the hideous monsters and citizens. Look forward to the beach babe. Simply top, 10/10.
4) Enjoyment 10/10 - The hype! I waited every week for this show and watched it the first chance I got. That's how big the hype is, I couldn't wait for a dose of pure awesomeness. This was one amazing experience, the fighting scenes are off the charts spectacular masterpieces to watch. It's so well animated that it's hard to track what the actual f is going on. Look forward to episode 12.
5) Overall 10/10. No worries, everything was spectacular. I will be waiting for season 2 and I suspect that a lot of One Punch Man's viewers are, as well.
(Please message me if I made any grammar mistakes or anything spoilish/offending/wrong in this review. Just trying to show my affection for the series in this Review.)
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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