Violence Jack: Harem Bomber-hen

Violence Jack. Lads this right here it inspired so many works of Anime and PS2 games what can I say more.

Harlem Bomber Man, can be seen as 2nd or 1st depending on your approach of release order or timeline sequences. I will keep it short and simple.

First it's Art style. This anime series is brutal and high octane show. There's no other show which can rival this level of brutality maybe a few of Kawaijiri works but as the oldest of all this stands on top of the mountain just like Jack. The blood, gore and nudity factor is extremely high. It's not just M ... rated it's beyond that for which it has all the cult following. The cel shaded work and the insane passion put into creating women, Jack, action sequences is extremely top class work there, every single effect is very well made. All shots from close up to long shots are perfectly done.

Story and Characterization is not strong suite of this show, all 3 OVAs have that problem of maintaining the consistency of Jack. On his power showcase. But this is a show where you will be indulged into the world of Violence Jack, Go Nagai and team did a flawless work here. The show basically have fundamental formula which is now super rare to see. Damsels in Distress and Jack is the hero. However due to his insane power and violence the death follows him.

If you want a high adrenaline octane pumped show likes look no further than Violence Jack OVA series.

Well did I mention the best part ? Soundtrack is LIT. It makes the immersion so unreal and fantastic. Pure masterpiece of work.

I had a decent time watching the first part of the 3-part series. It's an interesting work by Go Nagai.

The characters may seem one-dimensional at first, but upon closer inspection, they have depth. Jack is an interesting character portrayed as a powerful force akin to a wild animal or a demon wind that sets events in motion. His true motives are a mystery to others, but he seeks justice for victims, even if it means turning them into predators.

Violence Jack uses shadow and darkness well. However, since it was made before the widespread use of computers, there are many animation errors. Some of the experimental ... visual effects don't work as well as they could. The combat scenes are quick and violent, without much grace. The show is about a world of violence, and both men and women are portrayed as vulnerable. The character designs fit the post-apocalyptic setting, featuring punk rock and underworld elements.

Overall, this episode was action-packed, intense, violent, and entertaining. The gore is quite good, with many instances of dismemberment and blood splatter. Supposedly, this episode is the least violent among the three films, making me curious about what other surprises the other two episodes hold. I found this decently entertaining despite the near absence of a plot.

Imagine if Mr. Pickles have a Japanese grandfather that somehow became 24% offensive with more gratuitous ultra violence. Our main character Jack has one goal, to rape..... and kill women with his "violent jackknife" wasn't amazing?
I never seen before a anime that failed so badly to represent sex & violence in a artistic way and how could i describe this character if they are all merciless abusing killing monsters that relishes in the most grotesque concepts ever, as we have to stomach this entire OVAs to worn off what feels like someone continually punching me in the shoulder and see what's painful. As ... they are just for the sake of shock and shown endlessly making both about to be interesting as a car wash worker doing an Brooklyn-accented Donald Duck impression.