Anime :: Kannazuki No Miko
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Potential 1 Episode.
But with only 12 Ep, i doubt the story will be strong. Neutral reviews were given. so don't expect much.
Feels like Himiko-Den...
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Title Kannazuki no Miko / Kannaduki no Miko
Official Site http://www.kannaduki.net/
Episodes : 12 End
Original Work : Kaishaku
There is a small town somewhere in Japan, which is surrounded by nature. In this town, there is a large and gorgeous school, Otobashi Gakuen, which was founded to familiarise the students with nature.
This story centers around Kurusugawa Himeko, a normal student who attends Otobashi Gakuen.
She leads a bright and enjoyable school life with her two friends, Himekawa Chikane and Ogami Soma. Chikane is a daughter of a distinguished family. She excels at both studying and sports is wise and beautiful. Furthermore, she has a friendly disposition and is very popular among the other students. Ogami Soma is Himeko's childhood friend. He has problems expressing his emotions directly, but he is very sincere.
On Himeko's 16th birthday, her fate changes...
OP and ED recommended. (if you like Gundam style of music //upbeat, dance, fasttrack genre) Please upload the tracks if you have it.
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agony (Ending OP) KOTOKO
Re-sublimity (Opening OP) KOTOKO
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erm can explain more about the story??
from the pics and the title its about witches/female preists and robots?? -
Precisely, that's why i mentioned i don't expect too much from this storyline.Originally posted by hisoka:erm can explain more about the story??
from the pics and the title its about witches/female preists and robots??
It's about priestess and Robots...
How else can i explain it!
Extracted from review....
Hisoka, i will try my beat. So don't kill me...
Kannazuki no Miko or Priestesses of a Godless Moon was everything you could want in a show, and a whole lot of it. This is a point of charm, and also just a rehash of the same thing with new characters.
The script of this show was written by Hanada Jukki, who also wrote the scenario to Mahoromatic's second season (and if anyone remembers the unreal, totally strange way that one ended, this one has a nostalgic resemblence to that)
The show looks good (obviously, it was fairly recent, and with CG anything can look good) especially when the characters are at heightened emotional episodes. The animation seems to shineout whenever something very melodramatic is going on. It's obvious that the drama in the show is more important than the action sequences, because to me the fight scenes were extremely un-epic, and seemed to be more filler in most cases. (the later episodes being a slight exception)
As far as sound goes, KOTOKO's (also the artist who did the openings of Onegai Twins and Onegai Teacher) Re-Sublimity was one of the best intro's I've ever seen. I watched the intro every single time, just to hear the amazing synth and passion of the song.. it seemed to go with every single frame of the opening perfectly. Agony (also by KOTOKO) was a fitting outro, though no where near as impacting as the intro.
As clichè as it is, the story in KnM takes a couple very surprising turns, and finally blows you away with such a dramatic ending, it's worth it. -
Originally posted by M©+square:
Precisely, that's why i mentioned i don't expect too much from this storyline.
It's about priestess and Robots...
How else can i explain it!
Extracted from review....
Hisoka, i will try my beat. So don't kill me...
[b]Kannazuki no Miko or Priestesses of a Godless Moon was everything you could want in a show, and a whole lot of it. This is a point of charm, and also just a rehash of the same thing with new characters.
The script of this show was written by Hanada Jukki, who also wrote the scenario to Mahoromatic's second season (and if anyone remembers the unreal, totally strange way that one ended, this one has a nostalgic resemblence to that)
The show looks good (obviously, it was fairly recent, and with CG anything can look good) especially when the characters are at heightened emotional episodes. The animation seems to shineout whenever something very melodramatic is going on. It's obvious that the drama in the show is more important than the action sequences, because to me the fight scenes were extremely un-epic, and seemed to be more filler in most cases. (the later episodes being a slight exception)
As far as sound goes, KOTOKO's (also the artist who did the openings of Onegai Twins and Onegai Teacher) Re-Sublimity was one of the best intro's I've ever seen. I watched the intro every single time, just to hear the amazing synth and passion of the song.. it seemed to go with every single frame of the opening perfectly. Agony (also by KOTOKO) was a fitting outro, though no where near as impacting as the intro.
As clichè as it is, the story in KnM takes a couple very surprising turns, and finally blows you away with such a dramatic ending, it's worth it.[/b]
thx. doesn't look that interesting though except for eye candy?? -
Trust my taste my friend.Originally posted by hisoka:
thx. doesn't look that interesting though except for eye candy??
It'll be interesting just for the case of watching how the creators can Link Priestess and Machines together and form a story altogether.
I'll finish this anime and give my review.
One thing i can say for now.
The OP and ED by Kotoko is damn nice.
