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  • Posts tagged ‘kalafina’

    July 21st, 2011

    Time of Eve Review

    by chad

    I really love watching shows portraying what technology and people’s lifestyles would be like in the future. Mainly those that deliberately think outside of the box, but still puts effort in justifying the concepts that would still make them sit within the boundaries of logic and reason – therefore persuading the viewers that the circumstances in that anime have a slight possibility happening in the real world. Time of Eve, or Eve no Jikan, is one of the best I’ve seen so far.

    Plot:In the future, probably Japan. Robots have long seen practical use, and this is the era just after the common deployment of androids.” quoted the introduction at the beginning of the show. Androids have already been a commodity to the community, where they help the human population with work, household chores, preparing meals, shopping, directing traffic and other trivial work. Since they literally look alike, You can simply distinguish androids from humans by their status ring (or halo) above their heads. Having taken for granted androids his entire life, Rikuo Sakisaka notices his android’s strange actions upon checking its recent movement records. It seems it frequently goes to an unknown area in which he doesn’t command it to and gets the phrase “Are you enjoying the Time of Eve?” along with the records.

    He asks his friend and classmate Masakazu Masaki to help him investigate. By following the GPS coordinates, they were able to find a suspicious steel door in an empty alley. When they got in, they discovered a secret cafe which goes by the name Time of Eve. In front of the entrance stands a digital board that states the cafe’s only rule: “In this shop, there is no discrimination between humans and robots. Customers, please cooperate. Obey the rule and have a fun time.

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    Tags: , atsurou masaki, dr. ashimori, eve no jikan, eve no jikan review, future japan anime, humans and androids, humans and robots, humans robots coexisting, ivu no jikan, ivu no jikan review, , kalafina i have a dream, masakazu masaki, naoko sakisaka, rikuo sakisaka, studio rikka, time of eve, time of eve akiko, time of eve kalafina, time of eve koji, time of eve masaki, time of eve review, time of eve rikuo, time of eve rina, time of eve sammy, time of eve setoro, time of eve shimei
    May 13th, 2011

    Fate/Zero Trailer

    by chad

    Update: For the first episode of Fate/Zero, click here!

    The first promotional video for the prequel to Fate/Stay Night, named Fate/Zero, has finally been released! Originally a light novel released in 2006, it finally paved way for an anime adaptation. Type-moon sure caused a ruckus among the fans after its huge success with the original series and the alternate-route movie, Unlimited Blade Works.

    Fate/Zero takes place 10 years prior to the original series when the 4th Holy Grail War was held.

    Just like my uber-favorite Kara No Kyoukai: The Garden of Sinners, the production is handled by Ufotable along with the wonderful and ecstatic music of Yuki Kajiura and her Kalafina. Having said that, I DEFINITELY WILL NOT MISS THIS!

    Below is the first video ever to be released. Expect more!

    Tags: , fate/stay night emiya, fate/stay night prequel, fate/stay night review, , fate/stay night unlimited blade works, fate/zero emiya, fate/zero kalafina, fate/zero promotional video, fate/zero pv, fate/zero saber, fate/zero trailer, fate/zero ufotable, fate/zero video, fate/zero yuki kajiura, , , kara no kyoukai the garden of sinners, the garden of sinners, , ufotable, unlimited bladeworks, yuki kajiura
    April 24th, 2011

    Puella Magi Madoka Magica Review

    by chad

    Hearing news that Yuki Kajiura and her Kalafina is behind the music of yet another new anime, I just had to see it. Their masterpiece from Kara No Kyoukai still give me the goosebumps, after all. Going over some reviews, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, also called Mahou Shoujo Madoka Magika, definitely screams the genre Magical Girl niched for kiddie girls – though most people who have seen it say otherwise. So should we waste our time on this one?

    Please do read further. :)

    I’m no fan of magical girls, but still I decided to give it a shot. The introduction was an eye-catcher it seems, as it contradicted what I was initially expecting – instead of a girly intro with cuddly pets and blooming flowers, there was this dark setting somewhat similar to Shakugan No Shana in fuzetsu mode, and a dark-haired girl fighting a weird thing in the sky that kept throwing concrete at her. Kalafina’s ‘Magia’ would be playing all the while in the background.

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    January 4th, 2011

    Kara No Kyoukai: The Garden of Sinners Review

    by chad

    Kara No Kyoukai: The Garden of Sinners, goes to the top of my list, no doubt! In my opinion, this show certainly makes anime for what it is in its untainted form. I’ll try my best to explicate things the best I can, and without spoilers.

    The series falls under Type-Moon’s Nasuverse (Also the same universe of Tsukihime and Fate/Stay Night) so if this is a first time, the concepts, theories and even how reality is interpreted in that universe will be daunting at first. Kara No Kyoukai is composed of 7 animated films, all of which should be watched sequentially even though they aren’t chronological in order.

    Synopsis: The first movie introduces Ryougi Shiki, who possess a rather special ability called the Chokushi no Magan, or Mystic Eyes of Death Perception where it allows the user to see the “death” of everything in existence as lines. A cut along any line will bifurcate the object no matter the sharpness of the cutting tool used, and a stab at the point destroys the object’s origin, causing instant death. This is due to her 2-year comma after an accident, where her consciousness was able to understand death after dwelling in it for so long. The ‘eyes’ are portrayed by having a rainbow-like color.

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    Tags: , aozaki touko, araya souren, azaka mikiya, , garden of sinners, garden of sinners kokuto, garden of sinners review, garden of sinners shiki, , , kara no kyoukai garden of sinners, kara no kyoukai garden of sinners review, kara no kyoukai kokuto, kara no kyoukai review, kara no kyoukai shiki, kokuto mikiya, magic circuits, Murder Study (Part 1), Murder Study (Part 2), mystic eyes of death perception, , Oblivion Recorder, Overlooking the Scenery, Paradox Spiral, Remaining Sense of Pain, , ryougi shiki, The Hollow Shrine, , , yuki kajiura