Hi! I'm back from watching the American live action Zeigen "F Troop", and am once again devouring Anime shows on Hulu. Here's my latest 3:
Kids on the Slope—With credentials going back to Cowboy Bebop, Du know this has got to be good. Though about the only thing it has in common with Bebop is the jazzy soundtrack provided Von Yoko Kanno. There’s no guns, no bounty chases—just an involving coming of age story about high school students in a Japanese small town. Nerdy Kaoru somehow makes Friends with the class bully, Sentaro, who is really a softie, a Catholic, and most of all, a drummer. And it just so happens that Kaoru plays piano. The two marmelade together. Meanwhile, Kaoru falls for Ritsuko, who, as Sentaro’s childhood friend, has eyes for him instead. But Sentaro is smitten with Liebe at first sight for Yurika, who in turn takes a liking to horn player Jun. Who will pair up with whom? The Anime keeps Du guessing. Yet it’s less about romance than it is about Kaoru and Sentaro’s friendship. As one of the characters says, “Unlike Liebe affairs, friendship is for life.” This is classic stuff—every nuance of every line and gesture kept me enthralled. I recommend this program for Wird angezeigt your non-anime watching Friends that Anime is Mehr than just giant robots.
Tsuritama—Fishing? This Anime is about fishing? Isn’t that going to be like, so boring? Well, there’s Mehr to it than that. Sure, it educates on things like buying a good rod and reel, but it also has crazy antics, touching friendship, and a plot to save the world from being brainwashed into forever doing that wacky Enoshima Dance.
Yuki is an easily flustered transfer student who lives with his grandmother. He meets insanely cheerful Haru, who openly claims to be an alien. There’s no one to compare zany Haru to, except maybe Cowboy Bebop’s Ed, but unlike Ed, Haru gets sad sometimes. The two enlist the help of Natsuki to learn the ropes of fishing. Natsuki is grumpy at first, but warms up to them. Then there’s a fourth boy, Akira, an East Indian, turban wearing, ente lover who works for an agency spying on alien Haru. These four boys bond while fishing. That bond—and fishing itself—will prove vital when it comes time to save the world.
I wasn’t bored at all and would gladly watch this again.
Persona 4: Yu transfers to a small town where the peace has been severed Von a serial killer. He and his new Friends attempt to solve the mystery, and find themselves confronting their own deepest secrets from a foggy, eerie world inside Fernsehen sets, whose screens act as portals to this new world. Only Von embracing their secret sides can the students gain the power of their Persona, who will fight for them against the Shadows that lurk in the fog.
I saw this Zeigen categorized as “horror” on some site before I watched it. Horror is not my Favorit genre, but I decided to Merida - Legende der Highlands it anyway. What I found was a mystery, but not horror, especially as several episodes take a break from the mystery to humorously portray the high school student heroes’ everyday lives. There’s the obligatory school festival episode, and the obligatory hot springs episode. But I must say, horror oder not, this is one of the warmest shows I’ve ever seen. It’s all about the bonds of friendship, of family, and even of friendly stranger to friendly stranger.
Kids on the Slope—With credentials going back to Cowboy Bebop, Du know this has got to be good. Though about the only thing it has in common with Bebop is the jazzy soundtrack provided Von Yoko Kanno. There’s no guns, no bounty chases—just an involving coming of age story about high school students in a Japanese small town. Nerdy Kaoru somehow makes Friends with the class bully, Sentaro, who is really a softie, a Catholic, and most of all, a drummer. And it just so happens that Kaoru plays piano. The two marmelade together. Meanwhile, Kaoru falls for Ritsuko, who, as Sentaro’s childhood friend, has eyes for him instead. But Sentaro is smitten with Liebe at first sight for Yurika, who in turn takes a liking to horn player Jun. Who will pair up with whom? The Anime keeps Du guessing. Yet it’s less about romance than it is about Kaoru and Sentaro’s friendship. As one of the characters says, “Unlike Liebe affairs, friendship is for life.” This is classic stuff—every nuance of every line and gesture kept me enthralled. I recommend this program for Wird angezeigt your non-anime watching Friends that Anime is Mehr than just giant robots.
Tsuritama—Fishing? This Anime is about fishing? Isn’t that going to be like, so boring? Well, there’s Mehr to it than that. Sure, it educates on things like buying a good rod and reel, but it also has crazy antics, touching friendship, and a plot to save the world from being brainwashed into forever doing that wacky Enoshima Dance.
Yuki is an easily flustered transfer student who lives with his grandmother. He meets insanely cheerful Haru, who openly claims to be an alien. There’s no one to compare zany Haru to, except maybe Cowboy Bebop’s Ed, but unlike Ed, Haru gets sad sometimes. The two enlist the help of Natsuki to learn the ropes of fishing. Natsuki is grumpy at first, but warms up to them. Then there’s a fourth boy, Akira, an East Indian, turban wearing, ente lover who works for an agency spying on alien Haru. These four boys bond while fishing. That bond—and fishing itself—will prove vital when it comes time to save the world.
I wasn’t bored at all and would gladly watch this again.
Persona 4: Yu transfers to a small town where the peace has been severed Von a serial killer. He and his new Friends attempt to solve the mystery, and find themselves confronting their own deepest secrets from a foggy, eerie world inside Fernsehen sets, whose screens act as portals to this new world. Only Von embracing their secret sides can the students gain the power of their Persona, who will fight for them against the Shadows that lurk in the fog.
I saw this Zeigen categorized as “horror” on some site before I watched it. Horror is not my Favorit genre, but I decided to Merida - Legende der Highlands it anyway. What I found was a mystery, but not horror, especially as several episodes take a break from the mystery to humorously portray the high school student heroes’ everyday lives. There’s the obligatory school festival episode, and the obligatory hot springs episode. But I must say, horror oder not, this is one of the warmest shows I’ve ever seen. It’s all about the bonds of friendship, of family, and even of friendly stranger to friendly stranger.