Gaza: Changing the World

The point of this wasn't to write an epic sequel for enjoyment but to get the message across as fast as possible with a short film
And they nailed it within the time frame they had

Obviously this isn't a long running shounen but a short indie film to got across the N@zi T3rrorists in Palestine are b0mbing Palestinians
While Music isn't allowed in Islam I understand the non-Muslims wouldn't be able to hold their attention for long otherwise, especially with the tiktok generation.

Those who rate it low support Zions and Genocide.

Rate it high to get the message across: We don't stand for ... Genocide

So I came upon this promotional video because the name looked interesting as I searched for another anime in the DB. It's 2 minutes on YouTube so doesn't feel like much of a time waste looking for it and watching it. It's just a promotion for building a mosque, but I say the synopsis and thought "lmao islam has an anime now nice". I'm only writing a review now because I thought it would be amusing and because I feel like talking about the thing.

Story: 6
The story does the job for a promotional video. Displays the tragedy occurring in Palestine where the Muslim spirit of ... the people that lose their lives is the same that goes into the building of the mosque. It shows Muslims doing regular things like reading the Quran in the mosque and living at home for a few seconds, and shows the feelings for our fellow Muslims and people from the area and other places in the world forming a shield against Israel's air strikes in Palestine and under this shield the area flourishes. The general message appears to be linking the need for a stronger worldwide Muslim community beginning from the community in individual places including Shizuoka. It seems reasonable and does a good job for what it is, though it's not Shakespeare

Art: 5
Islam the anime isn't really focused on the animation, rather than the message it sends. The ghost/spirit/feeling of the people who are dying is represented by blue lights and what appears to be the transmission of Muslim feelings of brotherhood which form the shield or whatever are rainbow lights. Conveys the message well, nice and subtle. The rest of the animation is just simply drawn anime people in low framerate animation. Nothing that stands out much

Sound:5
Sound design is also not really a focus here. Some cheap stock "sparkle" sound effects seem to be used for the moving of the lights and so on and the background music is just there because it would be weird if it was silent. Doesn't really convey any emotion, doesn't really need to. A job well done.

Character: 3
No real characters except a child dying in someone's arms who appears twice and a guy in a crowd in Shizuoka in front of the mosque that looks up. Conveys a generalised message of unity among Muslims without being too specific that it would apply to just about everybody. Nothing really here, nothing really needed.

Enjoyment: 8
There's a novelty in watching "Islam is cool also fuck Israel: the anime". I also got the feeling they were trying to get across.

OVERALL SCORE: 8
Nice job by the Muslim Association of Japan. Wish them Allah's blessing in building their Mosque.

This is a stain on Anime and should never have been made.
It's pretty impressive how terrible you can make something with just 2 minutes, I thought maybe it'd be interesting to watch considering the politics around this one, but it's just a promotion for spreading Islam in Japan and building some mosque, sorry folks, I can't get behind that.

Considering the reality of the situation, it wouldn't be far fetched to call this video a massive lie as well. I don't know what the Muslims that did manage to get into Japan think Islam is like, but maybe look at countries where Islam ... is dominating to see that the religion isn't about the people at all, as this video attempt to portray.

Art: 2/10
Pretty lazy overall, barely a few frames of any facial expression if at all.
They sure did try to bring out an emotion, perhaps too hard.
Fair enough, I didn't totally hate it.

Sound: 1/10
One soundtrack and I didn't like it, too bad.

Character: 1/10
There aren't any.
I got confused trying to distinguish all of them, it's like they wanted to show the effect they wanted the video to have instead of, actually having the video make that effect. Pathetic.

Overall: 1/10
I hated it and even slightly regret watching it, I'm sad that this exists.

Overall this video is nothing but just a fluff piece to give public support to something that a minority cares about. Perhaps I'm really biased on this one, but the production is super poor and it could've been done 100 times better with some actual effort put into it, more effort put into the actual thing and less on the goal.