Gunsmith Cats Anime Review

NTSC seems at first glance to have the edge over the NTSC-PAL anime transfers we normally get in the UK but a few minutes with the flicker the jaggies and the over-saturated colours have me thinking that the slightly smoother animation just isnt enough.

Gunsmith cats anime review. The series describes the adventures of young women fighting. The animation is smooth the art is appealing and its all rounded out with a funked-up soundtrack. With its older style artwork retro music and over the top shootouts youd be hard pressed not to feel a tinge of nostalgia if youre an older anime fan.

The anime has some excellently animated and well choreographed gun fights and car chases. From the slang and dialogue used to the sound effects themselves Gunsmith Cats looks and sounds like a gritty grey suburb of modern. Gunsmith Cats Riding Bean - Intense Retro Action - Spoiler Free Anime Review 231 - YouTube.

See this then graduate to something a little more Japanese. These are action scenes done right where we care about the results and they just look cool to boot. Theres plenty of times when comedy fan-service Not much but its there and character development Albeit minor come into play to develop the story and move it further.

Even if the backgrounds can lack detail the camera movement is. You see the main characters talk about take-out arguing about it the way friends do. Some anime have deep compelling stories that hook the viewers by the heartstrings.

It was published in Kodanshas seinen manga magazine Monthly Afternoon from 1991 to 1997 and was followed between 2004 and 2008 by a sequel series Gunsmith Cats Burst which included the same characters and situations. Video Gunsmith Cats gets a 43 regular transfer although it is an NTSC disc. The writing is also true to the mangas style with a fairly intelligent story albeit slightly on the predictable side lightly peppered with clever banter between Rally and May.

Short anime but it is explosive and addictive. If youre an anime veteran still pick it up. Ultimately its a predictable clichéd action work.