Sakura Wars The Movie Limited Edition Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a pretty cute show. It has excellent animation, a good story, and good music. My beef with it is that the show ends after a couple of episodes--it just stops.
This is an OVA, and the Sakura Wars TV series comes after it. And both come after the game.
I think I should have had a little knowledge of the games before I watched this, since it just picked up with the Demons. It didn't give ANY background on the Demons at all, which had me lost for the first episode or two. But as it went along I stopped worrying about how and why the Demons existed/were there and focused on the show itself.
The dubbing in both versions is top notch. I personally prefer the English version. Since the girls are from various countries, not just Japan, they cannot be expected to speak Japanese all that well, and without an accent.But in the English, we get to hear the girls in their "native" tongues and with "native" accents. What I mean is this: The French girl *sounds* French (and she even speaks in French when we first meet her). The Russian Maria has a definitive Russian accent, which comes across very well even though we never get to hear her speak in Russian. And the Chinese teenager talks with a Chinese accent, and also speaks in Chinese.
So, watch this. You won't regret doing so, but you might want to watch the TV series just to get a little better idea of what is going on. Or get (or at least see) the games.

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The Imperial Fighting Troupe is called again to defend Tokyo against the demons. However, this time, the Douglas-Stewart Company is selling a new type of Fighting mecha that will revolutionize Japan's defense. A superior fighting machine that willmake the Flower Division obsolete. However, the girls suspect something when members of their team begin to vanish. But what can they do when their division has been placed on indefinite stand-by status? Comes with Reversible DVD Cover. Features English 5.1 Dolby Digital & Dolby Surround, Japanese 5.1 Dolby Digital & Dolby Surround, and Anamorphic Video. Special edition also includes Mini-Pencil Board Set.

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Mermaid Forest - Unending Nightmare (Vol. 4) (2006) Review

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(More customer reviews)I wont beat around the bush, the ending of this show sucks, the other episodes were so good that I was left wanting a resolution.

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Hello Kitty's Animation Theater - The Complete Collection Review

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(More customer reviews)My 8 year old daughter loves it! It's a collection (lots) of fairytale stories. She picks up on the moral lessons of each story. Worth buying!

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Hello Kitty is an international pop phenomenon beloved by kids of all ages!Now ADV is making Hello Kitty even more irresistible with a thin-pack priced to sell through!

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Sakura Wars: The Movie Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a pretty cute show. It has excellent animation, a good story, and good music. My beef with it is that the show ends after a couple of episodes--it just stops.
This is an OVA, and the Sakura Wars TV series comes after it. And both come after the game.
I think I should have had a little knowledge of the games before I watched this, since it just picked up with the Demons. It didn't give ANY background on the Demons at all, which had me lost for the first episode or two. But as it went along I stopped worrying about how and why the Demons existed/were there and focused on the show itself.
The dubbing in both versions is top notch. I personally prefer the English version. Since the girls are from various countries, not just Japan, they cannot be expected to speak Japanese all that well, and without an accent.But in the English, we get to hear the girls in their "native" tongues and with "native" accents. What I mean is this: The French girl *sounds* French (and she even speaks in French when we first meet her). The Russian Maria has a definitive Russian accent, which comes across very well even though we never get to hear her speak in Russian. And the Chinese teenager talks with a Chinese accent, and also speaks in Chinese.
So, watch this. You won't regret doing so, but you might want to watch the TV series just to get a little better idea of what is going on. Or get (or at least see) the games.

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The Imperial Fighting Troupe is called again to defend Tokyo against the demons. However, this time, the Douglas-Stewart Company is selling a new type of Fighting mecha that will revolutionize Japan's defense. A superior fighting machine that willmake the Flower Division obsolete. However, the girls suspect something when members of their team begin to vanish. But what can they do when their division has been placed on indefinite stand-by status? Comes with Reversible DVD Cover. Features English 5.1 Dolby Digital & Dolby Surround, Japanese 5.1 Dolby Digital & Dolby Surround, and Anamorphic Video

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Omishi Magical Theater: Risky Safety Vol. 2 Review

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(More customer reviews)At the time of this writing, I own both the first and second DVDs in this set. As in the first DVD, the episodes in this DVD follow the everyday life of Moe, a typical Japanese schoolgirl, along with the four inch tall demon Risky and the four inch tall angel Safety that both occupy the same body. The content is still at a level that can best be appreciated by children, but adults can still enjoy watching the episodes.
The first DVD spent much of its time defining its characters and laying out the general situation. This second DVD, however, does not feel such constraints and therefore spends more time in telling stories. While some stories seem to simply follow the characters through their odd adventures, some of the other stories are told by Risky and Safety, and still others are told in unconventional ways. The episodes that talk about the origins of Risky and Safety are quite humorous in that they somehow combine an ancient Japanese legend with a satire of anime space sagas such as Gundam and Legends of Galactic Heroes. Another odd episode tells a story about Risky, Moe, and the people in Moe's life in a silent movie format.
Overall, this is good light entertainment for the entire family, although still better anime movies are available.

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Studio: Adv FilmsRelease Date: 10/14/2003Run time: 80 minutes

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