- FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BROTHERHOOD WATCHSERIES MOVIE
- FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BROTHERHOOD WATCHSERIES SERIES
FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BROTHERHOOD WATCHSERIES MOVIE
for a 20 something or longer episode anime, Blood C, however, is 12 episodes long (And with a movie coming up too? They'r clearly over estimating their new series)! With 5 episodes of some of the worse character pondering I've seen in a while, in a supposedly action anime fulled with irritatingly dull cliches and Clamp cliches. Where do I begin with whats wrong with Blood C, the beginning? The beginning? Or the ending? A beginning that drags on for way too long, which isn't a problem.
FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST BROTHERHOOD WATCHSERIES SERIES
shares some of the blame as well (The series creator is supposedly overlooking the creation of Blood C, but apparently he's letting Clamp do what they want and not paying attention to what's going on). it's vegetative state, in form of a new Blood, Blood Clamp AKA Blood C AKA Blood Crap AKA Blood Crazy.Īnyway, I'll cut to the chase and out right say what we all said: What the fuck happened Clamp? I know we can't trust you girls to make a decent ending for your manga anymore (Tsubasa for example), but now we can't trust you girls to do a remake of popular franchises as well? To be fair, lots of people fuck up remakes, but a lot was expected.Īlright I'm riding Clamp too hard here, it's not all their fault for this failure (I'm being as lenient as possible here), Production I.G. In the year 2011 however, a famous group of manga creators, CLAMP, visited Blood in the hospital in order to try to revive it from STORY: Years ago there was an unfortunate case of assault, the victim? Blood the last vampire, a popular movie that spawned an even more popular over-hyped anime series: Blood+, the perpetrator had no motives, it was a cruel and brutal assault in form of a live action, and ever since, Blood has been hospitalized in a vegetative state and was never heard from again. Soooooo, how do you like your revival of a popular franchise? Ruined or half assed, story wise? I would have liked to see it uncensored but there is no way I'm watching this again.
Some of the brutal stuff I saw popped my eyes out and I was even watching the censored version. It is not called “blood” for nothing, you know. It is very difficult to recommend this because it sabotages itself with a horrible beginning but if you are into gory stuff, this will not disappoint. I wish the whole thing could have been like the OP. Fluid and beautifully stylised animation with a standard j-rock ditty. I must say the creepy times soundtrack impressed me the most.
One for the creepy times and one for the fight scenes.
One for the horrid slice of life wannabe. I noticed three distinct soundtrack groups. Every time it was blood-fest time it was like the anime became ten times better. Smooth, sleek, gory these scenes are the main reason to watch this anime. Watch to the end and be amazed.Īnorexic 7-feet-tall people design courtesy of CLAMP aside, this anime really rocks the fight scenes. The rest of the cast-no, I am not being lazy, it has to be this way-are just as they should be. How could that possibly be combined, you ask. Saya is a high school moe-tard klutz by day and a kickass, monster-slaying, katana-wielding warrior by night. It is very difficult to talk about the characters without including major spoilers, so I'll do it this way… So, it requires a certain masochism to get you through to the good part. This would have been acceptable in a 24 episode show but in a 12 episode show it did irreparable damage. Once again, the first few episodes are trolling you in a very horrible way. But that becomes apparent only when you finish it. So, is this a good story? In a word, yes. Sigh~ (Allow me a moment to once again overcome my disappointment in this crucial omission) So, if you, like me, were expecting more Haji-gawd, there can never be enough Haji!-you will be sorely disappointed. It takes the basic story and spins a different tale. bloody, dismembering, brain-bits-flying, bone-cracking way.īlood-c has no continuity with the previous anime of the franchise. Sword-wielding mystery girl in a high school uniform fights man-eating monsters. Since you are most probably a returning customer to the Blood franchise, you are already familiar with the story. Still, that is no excuse for those awful, eye-gouging first episodes. I was going to give it a stinky 3 by episode five but then I continued watching and by the end it had redeemed itself. Unfortunately, it proved so good at the gimmick it used that it chased away most of the audience before the good times started rolling.
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