Adorable bunnies kicking ass? What more could you want out of life?
Its been a few years since I had first seen this episode and I have not outgrown it. It does manage to feel like a whole feature length, and I mean that in a good way. It opens like a military action/drama, and it closes like one too. While tiny fragments of this episode will feel corny and overdramatic to some, I feel like Cat Shit One is actually kind of fresh, while maintaining a subtle degree of the classic Japanese cinema I have become familiar with.
Has Cat Shit One aged well? Ehhm. It may be wise to keep it separated from today's world. It's compelling, candid and tasteful for the time its from. (I was seeing MUCH worse media and satire regarding the war in Iraq during the early 2000s believe me.)
The animation is shockingly acceptable for the age of this episode. The fur is the only thing that stands out as being a little course.
I genuinely enjoy this singular episode and I suppose I am still hoping for a day someone or some studio picks up where this lone installment left off.
totoro wannabe, plot hangs together by a shoestring, very cute and character driven. Animation had some neat moments, the voice acting was hilarious at times.
Good action, nice battle scenes, but they made the mc so damn cluless that you start to dislike his dumbass. How can you solo a minataur, two dragons, and a ten thousand man army, and still think you're weak, it pisses me off.
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The human species has gathered hundreds of years of experience regarding literature, From Shakespeare to Magna Carta, and yet they were still able to create the most abysmal dogshit ive ever seen.
I saw a clip of this show from instagram and i was horny at the time so i went to the comments to find the source which lead me to this insult to humanity's hardships itself. This show has one piece pacing and around the same amount of filler. Skip to ep8 if you wanna see this mf touch some titties i guess :/
This was the first anime I ever bought. I saw it in the commercials on the old Pokemon VHS tapes, and I liked it so much it set me off on anime fandom in general.
-The style and color scheme are a little dated, but they are easy on the eyes like a movie on film vs digital.
-One issue could be that many characters appear quickly, and very few are introduced in the movie that aren't specifically in the movie only. It wasn't a problem for me, but it could be a bad place to start Ranma 1/2 for some viewers less interested in the action portions.
-The story takes the protagonist(Ranma) to China in order to rescue his fiance from a team of legendary martial artists. This plays out like a sort of rom-com homage to Bruce Lee's Game of Death, with various interactions from the cast established in the TV show prior to this movie. Although not truly groundbreaking, it is a solid storyline that is easy to follow and doesn't convolute the humor and combat.
-The sound and music are mostly call-backs to tunes and effects used during the show's overall run, so are recognizable and somewhat nostalgic. The audio atmosphere is quite nice, and I personally am a big fan of the song used for the end credits(which was also in the adverts) "It's Love" by the band RABBIT.
--Overall, this movie was a major gateway to thousands of further hours of anime and manga enjoyment. I would recommend it for a younger mind that could be interested the the martial arts portion without worrying about the characters being developed outside of the movie, or as a very good full-length experience for fans of the show itself.
This anime has no unpredictable plot twist no any thrilling part. At the same time, it isn't boring either. I guess we could just say that the anime made me watch it until the end because I haven't watched much anime lately, but I'll say the anime is not a waste of time. :)
This is actually a good enough that will keep you watching until the end. However, the initial episodes of the anime lacks viewer retention elements that will make them get hyped to watch this anime.
I don't think I've ever sobbed this hard. I don't usually fw early/established relationships but oh my god this show is so beautiful and realistic. Like after finishing this season I cannot even bring myself to watch the second one out of genuine fear for my sanity and wellbeing...
