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Offline Joined: May 2012 Posts: 25769 | THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Pretty lovely ending I must say while a bit open still quite a nice way to finish of the series and well I wonder what the ova episodes have to offer us so let's see what's next! Other than that this anime was pretty good! |
Offline Joined: Jul 2013 Posts: 176 | not bad at all, was a short and fun show, hope I find some more hidden gems in these older animes Dubs suck, Raws rule, Subs drool Fav anime's are princess resurrection/kaibutsu oujo, needless, and kyou kara maou |
Offline Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 8 | I personally found the ending terrible. Seriously, one of the worst endings I ever saw. I watched this series over a year ago and I still have everything fresh in my memory precisely because of how memorably bad it was. I mean, don't get me wrong, it was going well until episode 7 but after that it just got weird and they chose the worst possible ending they would have chosen... until I watch the OVAs that is. They managed to fuck it up even worse. For those of you who don't know, the OVAs have an alternative ending. Now I'm even scared to look at the manga. It has yet another different ending from what I've heard. It must be abysmal. I still can't get over it after a year because the anime was promising and had everything going for it to deliever a good finale but no... I spent a whole day watching this and then I get the most predictable and boring end. It just completely ruined it for me and now I can't even say anything positive about DNA2... |
Offline Joined: May 2010 Posts: 8011 | LOl honestly there is just something about old anime that connects you to an emotional level. |
Offline Joined: Jun 2007 Posts: 518 | A really bad adaptation of a fairly average manga. At least the manga attempted to make any of this make sense (the power ups and all are related to psychic abilities). |
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Offline Joined: Nov 2016 Posts: 19003 | It was a pretty enjoyable anime(heck I even watched it in one go) but I didn't really like the tone shift to action and drama during the last couple of episodes. Looking forward to the OVA. |
Offline Joined: Dec 2015 Posts: 6202 | @FMmatron Katsura wanted to do HIS thing: (super-hero) action; the JUMP wanted him to do what his name was selling: romcom. €ust look at his carreer. So, what could he do? A few action elements integrated (the sf plot, the SSJ, the ESP powers, the thugs, etc) from the beginning and a few 'battles' here and there plus a super-villain creation. I think that worked quite well for a transitional work. The author was so into it, he came with explanations for the power, tables, levels. XD The fact the anime removed a few transitions or chapters here and there, pushed the action parts in the corner did not help either. The balance was not good compared to the superior manga, even though the adaptation was okay. (not talking about the OAVs who totally missed the last couple of chapters thanks to oversimplification) The things the anime has over the manga: Blurry Eyes (L'Arc-en-Ciel), Hayashibara Megumi (Tomoko here, Lina Inverse, Ranma, Ayanami Rei, Faye Valentineetc). Modified by Rei_III, Mar 16, 2019 12:59 AM |
Offline Joined: Nov 2016 Posts: 19003 | Rei366 said: @FMmatron Katsura wanted to do HIS thing: (super-hero) action; the JUMP wanted him to do what his name was selling: romcom. €ust look at his carreer. So, what could he do? A few action elements integrated (the sf plot, the SSJ, the ESP powers, the thugs, etc) from the beginning and a few 'battles' here and there plus a super-villain creation. I think that worked quite well for a transitional work. The author was so into it, he came with explanations for the power, tables, levels. XD The fact the anime removed a few transitions or chapters here and there, pushed the action parts in the corner did not help either. The balance was not good compared to the superior manga, even though the adaptation was okay. (not talking about the OAVs who totally missed the last couple of chapters thanks to oversimplification) The things the anime has over the manga: Blurry Eyes (L'Arc-en-Ciel), Hayashibara Megumi (Tomoko here, Lina Inverse, Ranma, Ayanami Rei, Faye Valentineetc). I see, good to know and thanks for that. Yet another reason to check out the manga. I eventually planned to do it anyway for the sake of comparison, but this is legit a real reason to give it higher priority. |
Offline Joined: Apr 2019 Posts: 116 | Yeeeah all this super villain part was 100% bullshit. It took too much screen time and it didn't deliver what the show deserved. It is unfortunate we lost that much time for this, it would have been way better to keep the story progressing as it was before that. After that part was over, the remaining scenes were interesting, portraying what was already expected. Still, the ending was ok, Junta and Ami are fine with each other again. You know what? I'll kinda miss this crew, huh Time to watch the OVA! My latest review: Boku dake ga Inai Machi (ERASED) |
Offline Joined: Feb 2014 Posts: 4473 | The ending was pretty predictable, but at least Ami declared her feeling, which is more that can be said about many harems. Will see when I get around to watch the OVAs. |
The following is a list of all 24 anime which heavily feature baseball in chronological order.
MAL Rated 7.12, Ranked #2860 | Aired Spring 1968 | Produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha
Star of the Giants is rather special, as it happens to be the first sports manga to receive an anime television adaptation. It's a baseball anime that focuses on the progress of Hyuuma Hoshi, the young pitcher who wishes to be a big league baseball player like his father.
MAL Rated 6.83, Ranked #9545 | Aired Fall 1973 | Produced by Madhouse
Ban Bamba is not your average pitcher, as he lives life by his own rules. Furthermore, he possesses the spirit of a samurai, which makes him a formidable force on the pitch. He is one of several archetypal figures in baseball anime during the genre's early years.
MAL Rated 6.34, Ranked #7759 | Aired Fall 1976 | Produced by Tsuchida Productions
The growing pains of a high school baseball team are what made Dokaben such a popular series in Japan. Anyone that knows even a little Japanese, will have figured out that dokaben is a bento box. The series got its peculiar name from a kind of bento box that the main protagonist Tarou Yamada loves to eat.
MAL Rated 6.26, Ranked #5834 | Aired Fall 1977 | Produced by Tatsunoko Production
Kanta Tobase absolutely loves baseball, so much that he plays it in secret without his mother's knowledge. His mom doesn't hold the sport in high esteem, as she believes that her husband died due to baseball. But nothing will keep the young and talented Kanta away from the baseball diamond!
MAL Rated 7.13, Ranked #10110 | Aired Winter 1978 | Produced by Nippon Animation
Yakyuukyou no Uta is a progressive and equal opportunity baseball anime which shows that women can perform on the pitch just as well as men. Yuuki Mizuhara is a college student who has arrived at a crossroads: she wants to study veterinary medicine but eventually becomes a baseball player. Life is strange like that!
MAL Rated 6.33, Ranked #7928 | Premiered: Nov 10, 1979 | Produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha
Ganbare!! Tabuchi-kun!! is a baseball anime which approaches the genre from a different angle. It's a series based on a gag manga, and the main character Kouichi Tabuchi is a real life Japanese professional baseball player. How cool is that?!
MAL Rated 7.50, Ranked #7600 | Released: Apr 2, 1980 | Produced by Eiken
Captain is a baseball anime that is relatively unknown is Western territories, but is a much loved series in Japan. It's a coming of age story which follows the lives of four captains, as each one graduates from high school and the next captain takes over.
MAL Rated 6.19, Ranked #9053 | Premiered: Sep 16, 1983 | Produced by Group TAC
As the title of this baseball anime suggests, the story focuses on what it means to be one of the nine players on the pitch. But since this is based on a Mitsuru Adachi manga, there's bound to be some romance in there as well! Yuri Nakao and Katsuya Niimi share more than an interest in baseball.
MAL Rated 8.18, Ranked #326 | Aired: Spring 1985 | Produced by Studio Gallop
Tatsuya and Kazuya Uesugi are twin brothers who almost seem like complete opposites. But they both enjoy sports, especially baseball, and they also harbor strong feelings for their childhood friend, Minami Asakura. Romance, drama and even tragedy strike the characters of one of the most thought provoking baseball anime out there.
MAL Rated 5.71, Ranked #8488 | Released: Sep 23, 1988 | Produced by Shin-Ei Animation
Some of the best stories always show us that no matter how bad we're at something, with sheer hard work and dedication we can overcome our limitations and rise to the occasion. Tarou Yamashita is in just such a predicament, he is an aspiring baseball player who just isn't any good. But with pure sweat, he gradually becomes the rising star of Umisora High team.
MAL Rated 6.18, Ranked #8937 | Aired: Fall 1988 | Produced by Studio Comet
It's a real bummer joining one of your school's baseball teams and finding out that your fellow team mates are nothing but dregs. But Asunaro has enough fighting spirit and enthusiasm to help the team rise up from its pitiful state and even play at the famous Koshien Stadium.
MAL Rated 7.58, Ranked #1312 | Aired: Spring 1989 | Produced by Yomiko Advertising
Domo Shinjo is the sprightly 10-year old with a natural talent for baseball which he inherited from his late father, who was a famous player for the Yomiuri Giants. The young chap goes on to be contracted by the Giants, and is soon playing in the big leagues, while displaying his magical shot which makes him a force to be reckoned with even by seasoned veterans.
MAL Rated 7.40, Ranked #1904 | Aired: Summer 1995 | Produced by Production Reed
Hiro Kunimi and Hideo Tachibana are best friends but also baseball rivals. Hiro suffers an issue with his elbow, which causes him to switch schools and take up soccer. But this is only temporary, and Hiro is back as the lead pitcher of the new baseball team at his school. On the other hand, Hideo goes on to become a sensational batter at Meiwa Daiichi High in a very short space of time.
MAL Rated 7.35, Ranked #2079 | Aired: Spring 1998 | Produced by NHK
Nothing screams girl power like the enthusiastic and hardworking pupils at Kisaragi School for Girls. These nine girls have decided to form a baseball team, and show the boys that they mean business. Let's face it; baseball anime is just more interesting to watch when girls take the lead.
MAL Rated 6.38, Ranked #5455 | Released: Aug 1, 2004 | Produced by TMS Entertainment
Robots are a reality, and they may even take away our jobs. But who would have thought that they would star in a baseball anime? The Karugamo High School Baseball Team is on a losing streak, and its players are leaving in droves. Harumaki Shunpei decides to buy Azusa, a robot maid to be part of the baseball team, because he couldn't afford a dedicated baseball robot.
MAL Rated 8.45, Ranked #121 | Aired: Fall 2004 | Produced by Studio Hibari
It seems to be a typical trope in baseball anime for young and up and coming main characters to follow on the footsteps of their fathers. Gorou Honda is a Little League who wants to be a Major League Battle just like his father. But will everything go smoothly, or will there be hardships ahead? Major is one of the most popular baseball anime around, with six full seasons!
MAL Rated 6.41, Ranked #5372 | Aired: Summer 2005 | Produced by Eiken
What is a young and enthusiastic baseball fan to do, when he is injured and he so desperately wants to play? Well, in Takao Taniguchi's case he simply stays focused and works hard to prove that he is worthy of being part of the school baseball team.
MAL Rated 8.14, Ranked #366 | Aired: Spring 2007 | Produced by A-1 Pictures
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Ren Mihashi is a middle school baseball player who suffers from low self-esteem, due to feeling responsible for his team's constant losing streak. But is the bad performance of the team solely attributed to Ren, or is it because the team doesn't work together properly?
MAL Rated 8.42, Ranked #140 | Aired: Fall 2008 | Produced by Madhouse
One Outs is sort of the odd man out in this list of baseball anime. For one, this is strictly in seinen territory as opposed to the typical shounen fare. Secondly, the main character, Toua Tokuchi, is street-smart and accustomed to living dangerously. He may not be the ideal role model as an athlete, but he is one of the most lethal pitchers with a record-breaking winning streak.
MAL Rated 8.56, Ranked #73 | Aired: Spring 2009 | Produced by SynergySP
Kou Kitamura doesn't display his excellent batting skills to outsiders. But somehow, he always finds himself down at the batting cage which is owned by the Tsukishima family. He is almost inseparable from his childhood friend, Wakaba Tsukishima, as they spend an insane amount together. Unfortunately, not everyone around them is happy about this.
MAL Rated 7.43, Ranked #1796 | Aired: Summer 2009 | Produced by J.C.Staff
Girl power is not a new thing. In fact, it was pretty strong during the Taisho era. In the year 1925, baseball was relatively unknown in Japan, and the few teams that existed were all-male. But an enthusiastic teenage girl, Akiko Ogasawara, decides to form a girl's baseball team, even though there are some patriarchal types who believe women have no place in school, let alone on the baseball diamond.
MAL Rated 7.04, Ranked #3162 | Aired: Spring 2011 | Produced by Production I.G
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Many baseball anime focus on the dramatic developments in game. However, Moshidora takes a unique approach by showing how a baseball team is managed, particularly when business management concepts are applied.
MAL Rated 7.66, Ranked #1113 | Aired: Fall 2012 | Produced by J.C.Staff
The Little Busters are rag-tag team of young misfits who spend their time fighting evil. During the final school year, they decide to get the team back together in the form of a baseball team―for old times' sake!
MAL Rated 8.27, Ranked #227 | Aired: Fall 2013 | Produced by Production I.G
Eijun Sawamura is one bad-ass pitcher, as he throws a ball that is incredibly difficult for his rivals to hit. This may have to do with the fact that he is left-handed. But he definitely has potential and it's only matter of time, when he'll be playing in the prestigious baseball tournament known as Koushien.
Rookies
First Published: 1998
MAL Score: 8.17
Can a bunch of high school delinquents, who only care about smoking and hitting on women ever become top baseball players? Well, Professor Kawato thinks that it might be possible, and he might even be able to transform these thugs into the finest players who take part at Koushien.
Idol A
First Published: 2011
MAL Score: 6.75
Azusa Satomi dreams of playing baseball for her high school team. Sadly, because of the rules regarding high school baseball in Japan, she's not allowed to play. But this won't hold her back; she switches places with her friend who looks just like her, Keita, whenever a baseball game is on.
Asaoka Koukou Yakyuubu Nisshi: Over Fence
First Published: 2005
MAL Score: 7.12
It's an emotionally rough experience managing a high school baseball club, especially when no players are joining it and it has to shut its doors. But Minori decides to soldier on, as she knows the history and the legacy the club has left behind.
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