At the least it kind of answered the question of if Sylia is a boomer or at least augmented in some way like how in Blade Runner Deckard was all but told to be a replicant, in the end. To be honest, I enjoyed 2040 a lot, as well, even if it went in some odd directions. It's a shame the production woes and then. Please do not use any of the materials on this site without the expressed written permission of the Animé Café.Always a classic, to me. The Animé Café logo and the Crystal Kyoko award are original creations of the Animé Café. Other than these minor criticisms, it's good entertainment - one of my two favourite BGC episodes. The music isn't as good as previous episodes either, though the end theme (sung by Omori Kinuko) isn't bad. The only real weak point in the show occurs when Sylia is discussing the reason for the Knight Saber's existance with Lisa - Bubblegum Crisis is at its best when it sticks to pushing mechanical designs and rock music, and doesn't delve too far into philosophy, but this scene was just long enough to be awkward. A lot of attention is paid to Nene's character, with a few shots taken at her attempt to control her appetite (though you'd never guess that she has a weight problem by the way she's drawn), and Mackie gets a more expanded role, with a hint that he might become a romantic interest for Nene somewhere down the road. The story is interspersed with good-natured humour throughout, and there's enough substance and action to keep your attention. Hisakawa Aya does a very credible performance as the teenaged Lisa Vannette, though the script portrays her as a very young teenager at times. Miriam Yoshida, the off-balance research scientist who's tired of not getting the recognition he believes is his due. There are some well-done scenes (such as the opening shots where we see Linna jogging, or the sun shining off the buildings of downtown.)įutamata Issei makes an appearance as Dr. BGC is a good example of this, where the animation really improves between Episode 1, and this final episode in the series.
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When you watch a series that's been produced over a length of time, you'll often see progression of animation and production styles. Luckily, the Knight Sabers are getting fitted for new, upgraded hardsuits. Mirian Yoshida is tired of playing second fiddle to GENOM's middle managers, and has designed a series of new combat units. Except this time, it appears that someone is building boomers designed specifically to exceed the capabilities of the Knight Saber's own hardsuits. Meanwhile, the Knight Sabers are just as busy as ever, fighting off boomers on the rampage. Now, she wants to find out the secret identities of the Knight Sabers - which might not have been a problem except the Lisa is riding shotgun with Nene, and one of Lisa's photos seems to prove that Nene is in fact a Knight Saber. But when Lisa manages to sneak a couple of shots of the Knight Sabers in action, only to have Priss destroy the camera given to her by her father, things become personal. Having an uncle as the chief of the AD Police certainly can go a long way in giving her an inside track of what's happening around MegaTokyo. Young Lisa Vannette dreams of being an ace reporter and landing a front-page scoop. Distributed by: TOEMI (Japan), AnimEigo (North America)
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