The third part of Jojo's had its adaptation of 48 episodes (first and second season), a purely shonen with visual still crazy, characters and situations always surprising
the level of animation, the fighting between the stands is very interesting, the rhythm and the fluidity are well to support the story, and the chara-design is even more kitsch than in the first two parts.
A few years after the adventures of Joseph Joestar, the latter is led to meet his grandson, Jotaro Kujo, who developed a particularly powerful power named Stand. Accompanied by Avdol, Polnareff and Kakyoin, holders of the Stand too, all 5 of
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Aug 6, 2016
The story is captivating much like movies of Miyazak Hayaoi, the drawings are beautiful. I was immediately charmed by the story that takes us in a peaceful world, totally de-stressing and very episodic. An anime to see !
Ginko, the Mushishi, guide our steps through a traditional Japan, where nature has the rights and duties of men. Unpretentious, this lively opens the door to a strange world, sometimes even a little morbid, but always poetic. Assorted decorations and backgrounds worthy of the greatest, Mushishi invitation to dream and escape. The sober design of the characters that best highlights the importance of mushi, these little creatures half ... 
Jul 12, 2016
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“I laughed...
I cried... I experienced something that changed my life...” DGM was able to merge all the elements that make a good anime (or a good shonen), a hero with a troubled past and a future even less certain, a supernatural story-based and esoteric, fighting enough intriguing and spectacular to let you glued to your screen, a scenario of sadness, comedy and adventure . Graphically is quite dynamic and entertaining them that the eye will see something more commercial, they may have reason, I focused on my one and only pleasure. I do not really remember when I started to love the Gothic genre in anime, perhaps ... |
