Fushigi Yuugi

I watched this anime when I was still in Elementary. It was one of the best shoujo anime that time and almost every girl in my school loved it.

Story: 8/10
The plot is good and unique (especially during that time). It was something that most of us are dreaming about - Going on a different world, meet cool friends and go on a journey with them. The start of this anime was good but at the middle of the series it became annoying because of Miaka.

Art: 9/10
For an anime of that time, the art is good.
The characters are good looking. Although sometimes they look ... weird.

Sound: 10/10
The opening and ending song are one of the best.
The sound effects and background music are also great.

Characters: 8/10
Miaka: can be very very annoying and useless. She wanted to help but she mostly do nothing but just get in the way and it's annoying how she think of nothing but Tamahome.
Tamahome: Although he is amazing at the beginning of the series, he also became annoying but it was also because of Miaka.

There are lots of interesting characters but the story focused on Miaka and Tamahome. So they were forgotten and didn't get the attention that they deserve.

Overall: 8/10
Despite it being annoying, it's still very entertaining.

This was my first manga book that I truly enjoyed, I got it when I 15 (now 16). When I found that there was an anime I had to watch it and I wasn't disappointed at all. It was all so gripping and my emotions were taken on a rollarcoaster because the anime was that good at bringing out the empathy in me.

My favourite character was Tamahome because he is so brave and dashing, and my favourite leading lady is Miaka of course, because she reminds me so much of me.

I think Yuu Watase did a wonderful job on the story and the ... artwork on paper and its amazing how those black and white pictures became so full of life and I could hear what the characters were supposed to hear like.

I do not know what anime is until watching this. It was tele-casted in ANIMAX in India, every Saturday from 11:00 AM to 12:00PM during year 2001. At that time I was studying degree and I started bunking classes for watching this anime. To reach home from my college I have to take a bus and it would take lot of time to reach home. Thus I used to get home by an autorikshaw by paying whatever amount the autodriver asked me, only to watch it.

The story starts with two friends miyaka and her friend lui went to a library where miyaka accidentaly opens a ... book and both of them get drawn into the other world that is inside the book.
I got fascinated by the story itself. It was first time for me to see a fantasy story. What I liked the most was how well each of the characters helped one another. But I was just little bit worried why all of the characters are falling for Miyaka. I was so thrilled when Miyaka's brother also guides her from outside of the book. I liked the way the story ended. My personal favorites are prince hotahori, tomahome and the sage ( I forgot his mane though). Moreover this is the anime in which I felt sympathetic towards nakago. Its admirable on part of the writer to show the other side of a villain. It makes one to understand that a villain is not made by whim of impulsive actions rather than by the circumstances or bitterness built up in him because of negative circumstances in his early life.

Its been more than 12 years but still I remember some of the names well. The title song and the ending song too were amazing.

In an equation if I have to describe this anime is "

fuhigi yuugi = fantasy+adventure+love+friendship+perfect ending.

I can say that this anime is mother to inuyasha kind of stories.

personally I thought this anime was absolutely fantastic! however, I think it's the type of anime you're either going to love or hate because it's shoujo it has a lot of romance, comedy etc and I'll admit the romance can get a bit repetitive at times but that's the reason I enjoyed this anime. In my opinion Fushigi Yugi is an anime where the viewer can at least fall in love with one character if not all because I think their characterisations are so accurate to real life.

As I've said above this anime would be a strong recommendation if you are into that fantasy, ... romantic and comical genre!

It's a greay fantasy anime and I love the characters since they're so funny xD especially Miaka :) and the relationship between Miaka and Tamahome is really cute ;)

But only one thing: the seaqueles kinda spoils the whole ting I think. Watch this anime, but think and read a littel about the continuations before you start watching them -.-

Just finished this yesterday. I was completly hooked on this show since episode 1.
I am not usually into older anime. i am very picky when it comes to art and romance. I try to avoid drama.

This is the oldest anime i have ever sat down to watch, and one of the best one's i have ever seen.

I LOVE how it isnt a repetitive story. alot of shows have something crazy happen by the next show, they act as though nothing has changed. This show stuck to one story, one goal, and never repeated the same fights.. always something different.

The romance was ... nice and i felt satisfied with it. it was pretty funny in some parts as well. :)

I began really liking this anime, and was ready to give it a big ol' ten, alas...
I feel I may give away SOME of the story line so read at your own risk.


(Yes it's true, I don't doubt for a second Inuyasha is based off this, so I thought this could be the stronger of the two and I think initially it really seemed that way.)

Story:
Later in the series I realised something so forgive me for getting a bit spoilery but, the girls are under the constant threat of rape, that really started to grate.

Another pattern which was a common theme is ... that the couple kept getting separated for no good reason, which was true of another anime released around that time and as a fan of romance it drove me crazy. I feel if less time was focused on them running away from each other focus could've gone on what I think would've made this series stronger. Parts of the story did use the rinse/repeat method so we see our heroes make the same mistakes and it gets pretty frustrating to watch.

Also a point I found lacked lustre is one of the main sevens power seemed like a good plot device to aid the gang. Only so little of them was seen that it came increasingly apparent this was not an option.
I really thought as we were little by little introduced to the rest of the seven they'd become a merry gang, using their special powers as if they were a tag-team, for me I'd have found this more enjoyable, but it was not to be.

Again closer to the ending of the series the heroes are faced with great peril and unless I missed something, despite the threat having the upper hand just seemed to go 'meh' and leave them be. Some other little things around that time aren't explained very well.

Art:
Pretty good, no complaints.

Sound:
Great theme song. VAs were good. One in particular must of been the inspiration for aforementioned anime.

Character:
Eh...
So they're the band of seven...only about two of them are given next to zero screen time after their introductions and another increasingly less. I thought this would be remedied later in the series after some circumstances, but not so. One in particular just ends up being sort of there.

I also found it odd that initially Miaka seemed pretty spunky and seemed a physical match against the average joes who attacked her. Only, increasingly she became the damsel in distress, so for me she lost her appeal. Though she did show her strength in other ways.
The main villains motives were only explained in the last few episodes so in one way it really turned things on their head, in another, for the most part they seemed really one dimensional.

The characters we did see more of were really loveable and a joy to watch. You're made to really care about those characters and that's what made this series so compelling, in spite of everything.


Enjoyment/Overall: By all means it wasn't all bad and I'm glad I stuck it out as I did consider dropping it. Though I realise I haven't sold it well... I enjoyed the ending enough that I may grudgingly watch the OVA's.

It is an extremely under-rated anime in English-speaking areas of the world. I first read the manga version and it was mind-blowing. It was a great reference manga for pre-Qing dynasty Chinese material culture.

Each episode is a flavor bomb of emotions and mutual reliance to achieve the protagonists' goals in this isekai realm. Wuxia elements are very predominant. I also recommend this anime as a way for you to get used to wuxia literature.

Sure, some plot twists would annoy the experiences. However, the flow of the story is very rigid enough to be as enjoyable for the viewers.

Anyways, the jazzy ending song was a huge ... inspiration for me to listen to jazz music when I was a teen.

Fushigi Yuugi gets some passes because of it's age and because of the nature of the shoujo genre in the 90's.

This being said, the main character is still utterly stupid and unacceptable. The characters are a real shortcoming in this anime. Miaka is not a heroine. She is a cipher for the viewer to place themselves in. Even when she finally attains the ability to defend herself she ends up being AWFUL at it. Her main jobs in the anime is to serve as a global taunt for the enemies, eat food, and be the cipher/object of the reverse harem's affections. This is literally ... all she does for 50 episodes. It blows me away how characters like Bella Swan are so rejected and torn apart by most fandoms but characters like Miaka are acceptable.

The characters I found most interesting weren't even the "good guys". Yui had the potential for MASSIVE development in the series due to her experiences but she was never really given any chances. She's vastly ignored for a part of it and ends up getting defined by one bad thing that happened to her. At that point, she isn't really a person, as much as she is "That girl that had the bad thing happen and now she's bad too."

Also, if you're a victim of sexual assault, I suggest staying away from this anime. I dropped the series a couple times throughout because of how poorly and insultingly that subject is dealt with. Unless you like it being implied that you're damaged goods.

If you're looking for a lighthearted "girl out of place" type anime, I suggest trying something like Inuyasha and staying far away from this. It has not aged well.

Story: Has real potential but gets totally botched by bad characters.

Art: Fine. I with there had been more animated combat.

Sound: Fine. Nothing stand out as good or bad.

Characters: ...Awful.

Enjoyment: While I did complete the anime, I would hesitate to say I "enjoyed" it. More so I was hoping the heroine would redeem herself for 50 episodes of shame. She never did.

Overall: Mediocre

Fushigi Yuugi is a classic, chaotic, and unforgettable anime in all ways. For some, I agree that the animation won't fit right, but let's be real. It's a 1995 anime, so of course, it's like that. We wouldn't ruin the fun of the plot just because of the animation.

Alright, let’s get into Miaka’s character since she's the protagonist. Honestly, she’s the definition of frustrating and annoying at its highest level. Like, half the time all you hear is her screaming “Tamahome, Tamahome!” on loop. I get she’s in love, but come on, does she even have a personality outside of her obsession with Tamahome? She’s ... supposed to be this destined priestess of Suzaku who is supposed to be saving the kingdom, yet she constantly needs to be saved, running headfirst into danger, and generally causing chaos to everyone. It’s like her main skill is finding trouble, and every time she shouts for Tamahome, you can just feel the other characters sighing in the background.
Her obsession with food? It looks cute at first, but it quickly becomes repetitive. It’s like the writers wanted to give her some quirky trait but went way too hard on it. And when it comes to her choices, especially in the romance area, she’s driven purely by emotion. That can get a lot more frustrating when you’re watching her make the same mistakes over and over again, making it difficult for the other characters. It can be exhausting when you’re hoping for more character development from her but end up seeing the same loop of rash choices and dramatic outcomes.

But the Suzaku Seven? Now that’s where the show shines. Tamahome, for example, isn’t just Miaka’s knight in shining armour. He’s got a lot on his plate: loyalty, family struggles, his own hopes and fears and watching him navigate those while still being the powerhouse of the group is amazing. The way his character grows is one of the highlights of the show, and the Japanese voice acting really brings out his emotional side. You can feel the passion, the intensity, and it just hits different.

And let’s talk about Tasuki. Absolute King, my favourite character in the series. He’s hilarious, got that rough-around-the-edges charm, and brings a fire, literally and figuratively, that keeps the team alive. His personality, his loyalty, the voice acting and Tasuki’s got some of the best lines and moments, and he’s not afraid to call people out, which honestly makes him feel way more real. Plus, the dude can fight. His whole vibe adds so much energy to the group, and you can’t help but root for him even after the end.

Then there’s the rest of the Suzaku Seven: Nuriko, Hotohori, Chichiri, Mitsukake and Chiriko. They’re all fully developed throughout the story, with actual backstories and arcs. Nuriko’s journey? Heart-wrenching but powerful. Hotohori’s quiet strength and hidden vulnerability? Beautifully done. Chichiri’s wisdom and mysterious vibe? Just a chef’s kiss. Each of them has their own unique personality, and the Japanese dub absolutely nails it. Every character feels distinct, and the voices capture each one’s essence perfectly, giving them life in a way that’s rare to see!

Speaking of the antagonists: Nakago including the Seiryu Seven, and Yui, they do bring quite a solid dose of drama, they’re a bit of a mixed bag when it comes to depth. The main villains have that classic energy that makes them fun to watch, but they sometimes feel a bit too stereotypical as villains. It’s like they exist just to throw obstacles at Miaka and the Suzaku Seven without much motivation beyond “Let’s ruin everything because...well? reasons". Some of them do have backstories and motivations that try to explain their actions, but the emotional weight isn’t always there. You want to try to understand why they’re so motivated by destruction, but at times, their reasoning is shallow.

To wrap it up, Fushigi Yuugi is a true ’90s classic, complete with that vintage animation style that gives it a good charm. Sure, the animation might look a bit outdated by today’s anime animation, but there’s a warmth that only old-school anime delivers. The character designs, especially for the Suzaku Seven, each stand out and bring a unique vibe that matches their personalities. And the music? Both the OP and ED themes are unforgettable, but might not fit the taste of some, but let's be real, it's got everything that a 90's anime must have. Character development is really where this anime shines, and I'm talking about every character except the protagonist although it's ironic and unavoidable. Each one goes through real, tangible growth, forming bonds that feel genuine and heartbreaking at times. They make you want to stay invested in the story, even if Miaka’s repetitive, often frustrating choices can test your patience. Let’s be honest, if Miaka’s character had just had depth and less “Tamahome!!” on repeat, this series could’ve reached another level.
But despite Miaka’s shortcomings, Fushigi Yuugi is still a good anime that is worth watching if you're into shoujo anime, or maybe not. The stakes are high, the emotions run deep, and the fantasy world is very captivating. If you’re down for a classic fantasy adventure with an iconic cast, Fushigi Yuugi won’t disappoint, but just brace yourself for a protagonist who’s not easy to root for, but the moment you fall in love with the Suzaku Seven, you'll realize how much you'll love this anime.

Initially, I thought this anime would be one huge chick flick focusing solely on romance and relationships. I am glad I stuck with it and continued to watch, because boy was I wrong! It has a very good balance of romance, drama, comedy, and action. I enjoyed it very much the entire way through. Most of the characters are very compelling, and you find yourself growing attached to them--especially Nuriko and Chichiri (Ya know?). The only reason I didn't give it a pure 10/10 rating is because a few times, the plot seemed to take some ridiculous turns--some good, and some not-so-good. I won't spoil ... them. Everything ended up working out anyway, and it wasn't cliché. The ending was one of the most beautiful endings I've ever experienced in an anime. The ending is the entire reason I decided to write a review. (Usually I just rate anime I watch, not spend the time writing up a review.) But this anime is definitely deserving of this review.

Fushigi yuugi is not a piece to be underestimated.

It's a pretty clear reverse harem anime, so it is expected to be loaded with drama. The beginning is very light, but still captivating, which definitely counts as a factor to keep watching. In the end, it's well worth. It has several messages, some of them a little hidden, and some of them more obvious. The fact that it isn't very long, but not too short, is very good. Mainly, this is a very solid anime piece and I do recommend it to fans of romance, adventure and drama. it's based on four old Chinese beast ... gods and their correspondent constellations, so fans of fiction and mystical anime would enjoy it too.
The characters have a very good design - I admit, I do have a preference on nineties anime designs - not only in physical means, but also in psychological. I think there's truly a match between the characters looks and their own personalities, that were very well traced!

In the end, it's a very solid anime and a very, very good one.
It's really to sigh and cry for, and i highly recommend it, regardless.

Its almost impossible for me to express how much I love this anime just in a review... This anime was and is very inspirational! The plot had me beyond the edge of my seat! The characters are all so colorful and different, they make you laugh and make you cry. Speaking of crying, I could raise the sea level back up with the amount of tears I shed for this anime. But I laughed so hard at so many of the scenes! Every second of this INCREDIBLE anime was worth while! I'd say that this anime has all the elements of what makes a great ... anime great. The story line is just so unbelievably addicting!!! I might sound a bit over enthusiastic but you know how (almost) every anime fan has that one anime that they just go crazy for? This is mine. And oh my gawd am I CRAZY for it. :) WATCH IT!!!

First Anime I ever watched and I have to say that it was a simply amazing first experience with anime. Although many would say that the style is either outdated of the sound to muted, but both make the series a completely different experience from any other anime I have ever seen.

Rating: A++

I would recommend this anime to ANYONE, both guys and girls!

Story-
Okay this is the reverse harem genre and the whole idea of the girl being lost in a magical world has been over-used by now, but this is what somewhat started it all (yes this is BEFORE Inuyasha). I'm proud to say that even though I've seen other animes that have taken off from this idea, this still is able to maintain this freshness throughout. The story for the most-part is pretty predictable. Even though is tries to through some "OMG" moments of twists and turns, the show does not execute it well enough to make it as truly powerful as it could've been. ... The story is laced with comedy and alot of drama and from my understanding is pretty enjoyable for most the viewers. The story is good but definately not perfect.

Art-
The art and animation for this show is a double edged sword. Since this was released it has been a good 14 to 15 years. So I wouldn't expect it to be up to par animation-wise. Fights include speed lines and flashes (bleehhhh seizure) during those "Pwnage" moments. Typical of something released long ago. The art is able to maintain this amazing classic feel while also being incredibly intricate. It can go from this to SD/ Chibi in those comedy moments. The art is translated well from it's manga counterpart. The only problem I have with the art is that the men(some of them) often have the same facial features as the next ie; Tamahome to Nakago. The quality can from good to barely average. (honestly the art does not tend to bother me because of how engaging the story is.)

Sound-
The sound is good as well. Not normally my come of tea and i felt it could've had a little more effort put into it. It includes alot of synthe and somewhat cheap attempts to fill the void of the moment. The romantic songs often left me with the impression of being with a "magical unicorn" (what would you expect from shoujo though lol) It sounds like glitter (if that really has a sound) It sometimes incorporates some rare instruments to pair with the intial vibe of the show ex-Saxophone. It also has some traditional instruments that get more engaged with the magic of it all. I think the mixing of the instruments are to mix the idea of the real world and the world the story takes place in.

Character-
The characters are VERY cliche. Not that's bad it's just very expected and average. Miaka the lead is often annoying and needy (atleast how i see her.) Typical of shoujo though for having her wait for her knight in shining armor. Tamahome is also very typpical of his suspected role ie; overly protective, compassionate, always is serious about loving Miaka Blah Blah Blah. But of course almost all the male leads want to "have their way" with Miaka....OF COURSE WE KNOW THAT!!!! I wish they could've been more original with this idea....

Enjoyment-
Overall I really liked this series having it's hiccups here there it's still a good solid watch. Nothing ground breaking but something plausible enough to be memorable.

Overall-
Good Points-
Original storyline (at the time)
Engaging Story
Solid listen in both languages
Good Humor
Solid soundtrack
Bad Points-
Predictable Story
Animation could've better
Story often can have some pacing problems
VERY Mellow dramatic

this is a really great anime to watch. Even though the whole concept of having a time traveling protagonist, the warrior guy versus the oji-sama, having rivalries between the protagonist and the best friend that ends up as an antagonist because of hilarious love triangle, and some weird characters that appears in the midst of the story.
But still for me there are lot of off spins that happened in the story. Of how they manage to go back to the real world and how the love story of miaka and tamahome ended. The sound was really great.

And also the OVA is some how ... really hard to get ( the flow of the story) if you don't watch it!

This was the first anime I ever watched with more than 14 episodes. It is really good, and enjoyable. I remember being at school and just thinking about what could happen next and then I would watch it for hours. Even though the story is very good some parts did annoy me a little bit. For example; the main character Miaka Yūki either gets kidnapped or attacked every single episode. Which leads to Tamahome (Main Guy) to shout "Miaka!" about a million times through out the episodes. But hey ho i still loved it!

It has everything really; Action, Romance and it is very very ... funny at times :)

Review in English and then in Spanish....


Introduction

This time and seeing that I had time on my schedule. I chose to return about 25 years in the industry to observe some of the work of the Pierrot study back then, and I found it striking not only because of its synopsis and genres it covers, but also the good overall average score that “MAL” leaves us. " But let us not go any further and enter fully into the analysis.

Story: (5/10)

(SPOILERS)
This section tells us the adventures of how 2 friends find a strange book in a library and are taken inside it to another world from ... the ancient Chinese era, where the protagonist Miaka ends up being a priestess who is in charge of gathering her guardians to invoke to the spirit of Suzaku and thus be able to fulfill his desire to return his life to normality.
In the course of the trip we have observed many adversities or situations that are presented to our cast of protagonists and they are drawing successfully and eloquently for the plot during its first half of the series, or rather until chapter 30. Since then You can see a change in the rhythm and considerable development seeing that the emission limit that would be 52 episodes was approaching, they had to search and force some facts in the story, this was when the quality of the show began to decline, being very summarized and Obtaining a certain "script" from the management with very convenient situations in certain sections of the history of our protagonists, which unfortunately lasted until the end of its broadcast.
Despite this, it should be noted that regardless of how, this adaptation achieves a starting and finishing point that is truly important, but in a way it hurts to see how that solid series that was in the beginning gradually faded away.


Art: (8.5 / 10)


Honestly, it is difficult for me to catalog or criticize this point, since I do not consider myself too expert in the subject and the truth is even more complicated when you analyze an Anime from 25 years ago, but from what was my point of appreciation, I consider that it has had a performance according to what it deserved with a fluid animation and beautiful designs for the time the show was held.


Sound: (7.5 / 10)

In particular I like it, although it did not get more than one OP / ED throughout its 52 chapters, I liked the 2 songs and that caused the essence of the adaptation to be impregnated in its melodies that was recorded in my mind by a good time, positive point.


Characters: (5.5 / 10)

(SPOILERS)
Here we enter a dilemma as in the case of "history". The cast itself that we are introduced to during the adventures is considerably interesting, but only a few characters at the end of the day receive the treatment they deserve in good depth and developed from it, and I mean some like the same Miaka and Tamahome who are the main ones and would summarize Nuriko and Hotohori as outstanding, although already with a more relegated role and with fewer minutes on stage (somewhat understandable). The rest of the guardians of Suzaku pass without penalty or glory, they receive some introductory chapter at the time but once inside the main cast they become part of the environment that does not contribute much in itself. Which generates a certain point in obtaining a "Death Flag" and transmits as much empathy as it should to the viewer.

Enjoy: (7.5 / 10)

(Spoilers)
Last aspect and as always I mention the most relevant to my criteria.
Personally, I felt very happy with the Anime in the beginning, since at all times it showed what I was looking for, that mixture of romance, action and drama in good quantity and quality. But as I already mentioned, the emotion began to drop as we got to the middle of the show and the plot began to fall apart, since truly to create an anime that would last through the ages, it had to obtain at least 100 chapters for Doing everything to the letter, including the final battle, leaves little to be desired in the little that was developed and the way in which it takes place. Now, what really pays off at the end of the anime is that epilogue "surprise" that leaves us with the revelation that the guy with glasses that appears at the end is Tamahome's "reincarnation" in a way, which leaves me a very gratifying final smile.


General: (6,8 / 10)

I recommend this adaptation for people who love the gender / Romance / Shoujo / Action combination, as is my case, but be careful, it is not a series that I consider to be fundamental in these sections, because it does not comply in some points, which could be expected more, but if you are like I am a fan of this anime stereotype and you have seen everything potentially interesting today. It would not be a bad idea to take a look at this title.


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Introducción

En esta ocasión y viendo que tenía tiempo en mi cronograma. opte por regresar unos 25 años en la industria para observar unos de los trabajos del estudio Pierrot en el aquel entonces, y me pareció llamativo no solo por su sinopsis e géneros que abarca, sino también el buen promedio general de puntuación que nos deja “MAL”. Pero no a larguemos más y entremos de lleno en el análisis.

Historia: (5 / 10)

(SPOILERS)
Este apartado nos cuenta las aventuras de como 2 amigas encuentran un libro extraño en una biblioteca y son llevadas dentro del mismo hacia otro mundo de la era china antigua, donde la protagonista Miaka acaba siendo una sacerdotisa que está encargada de reunir a sus guardianes para invocar al espíritu de Suzaku y así poder cumplir su deseo de regresar su vida a la normalidad..
En el transcurso del viaje hemos observado muchas adversidades o situaciones que se le presentan a nuestro elenco de protagonistas y van sorteando de forma acertada y elocuente para la trama durante su primera mitad de la serie, o mejor dicho hasta el capítulo 30. Ya que luego se nota un cambio en el ritmo y desarrollo considerable viendo que se les acercaba el límite de emisión que serían 52 episodios, tuvieron que rebuscar y forzar algunos hechos en la historia eh aquí fue cuando empezó a decaer la calidad del espectáculo, siendo muy resumido e obteniendo cierto “guionazo” por parte de la dirección con situaciones muy convenientes en ciertos tramos de la historia de nuestros protagonistas que perduro hasta el fin de su emisión desgraciadamente.
A pesar de esto queda destacar que sin importar tanto el cómo, esta adaptación logra un punto de partida y llegada que es lo verdaderamente importante, pero cierto forma duele ver como esa serie sólida que fue en el comienzo se fue desvaneciendo poco a poco.


Arte: (8,5 / 10)


Sinceramente me es difícil catalogar o criticar este punto, ya que no me considero demasiado experto en el tema y la verdad es aún más complicado cuando analizas un Anime de hace 25 años, pero desde lo que fue mi punto de apreciación, considero que a tenido una performance acorde a lo que ameritaba con una animación fluida y bellos diseños para la época en la que transcurrió el show.


Sonido: (7,5 / 10)

En lo particular me agrado, si bien no obtuvo más de un OP/ED en lo largo de sus 52 capítulos, me agradaron los 2 temas y eso causo que quedara impregnada la esencia de la adaptación en sus melodías que quedara grabada en mi mente por un buen tiempo, punto positivo.


Personajes: (5,5 / 10)

(SPOILERS)
Aquí entramos en una disyuntiva como en el caso de la “historia”. El elenco en sí que nos presentan durante las aventuras es considerablemente interesante, pero solo unos pocos personajes al final del día reciben el trato que se merecen con una buena profundidad e desarrolló del mismo, y me refiero algunos como los mismo Miaka y Tamahome que son los principales y sumaria como destacables a Nuriko y Hotohori aunque ya con un papel más relegados y con menos minutos en escena (algo entendible). El resto de los guardianes de Suzaku pasan sin pena ni gloria, reciben en su momento algún cierto capitulo introductivo pero una vez dentro del elenco principal pasan a ser parte del entorno que no aportan demasiado en si. Lo que genera en cierto punto un vacío a la hora de obtener sus “Death Flag” y nos transmiten tanta empatía como debería al espectador.

Disfrute: (7,5 / 10)

(Spoilers)
Último aspecto y como siempre menciono el más relevante a mi criterio.
En lo personal me sentí muy conforme con el Anime en el comienzo ya que en todo momento demostró lo que venía a buscar esa mezcla de romance, acción y drama en buena cantidad y calidad. Pero como ya mencione la emoción comenzó a bajar a medida que llegábamos a la mitad del espectáculo y la trama comenzó a caer en pedazos, ya que verdaderamente para crear un anime que perdurara por los tiempos de los tiempos debió obtener al menos unos 100 capítulos para hacer todo al pie de la letra, inclusive la batalla final deja que desear en lo poco que se desarrolló y la manera en que se da. Ahora, lo que verdaderamente vale la pena al final del anime es esa “sorpresa” de epilogo que nos dejan con la revelación de que el tipo con lentes que aparece al final es la “reencarnación” de Tamahome en cierto modo, lo que me deja una sonrisa final muy gratificante.


General: (6,8 / 10)

Recomiendo esta adaptación para gente amante de la combinación genero Romance/Shoujo/Accion como es mi caso pero atención, tampoco es una serie que considere que fundamental en estos apartados, por que incumple en algunos puntos que se podría esperar más, pero si eres como yo fanático de este estereotipo de animes y has visto todo lo potencialmente interesante de la actualidad no sería mala idea que le hechos una mirada a este título.

this anime is an anime with a lot of unexpected things that happened in the end,but like most/all animes they end up with a happy ending.this story is full of shoujo,comedy,romance,action,adventure and a little bit of suspense.its based on the 28 constellations,the 4 gods,4/2 students/girls that found a mysterious book with a different world inside of it and each god that has 7 celestial wariors that guards their priestess in order for their priestess to be granted 3 wishes by their god,but mostly in the anime series it is mostly all about the 2 girls named yui and miaka that found a book leading them ... to a different dimension where they fought war,found love and friendship,but most importantly they learned how it feels to lose the people you loved most.
but in the end they understoosd each other and found peace in their land.yet,their is more to come....at the beggining of it all.

This is the most tragic love story imagined by the human mind. I first watched this show when I was young, and decided to rewatch it again recently, since I never officially finished it.
Yes, I gave every single category for this show a 10/10. I love this show, and I believe that any person who is a fan of romance anime should definitely take the time to watch this series. You can also learn a lot about actual love from this series; the way you should treat your significant other, the way ... you shouldn't, etc..
Honestly, I can't think of a proper way to review this show, other than saying I strongly recommend it to anyone. The art is very detailed, each character has something special about them in their own way, the plot for the show is outstanding. I wasn't born at the time that this show was made, so I don't know if it was ever a mainstream anime for the time, but I believe every anime fan should at least give this show a try.