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the anime itself is pleasurable. Colossal O will always be one of my favorites but my one complaint with this is the packaging when i bought it i assumed with the name The Mountainous O: Anime Legends Complete Collection that it would well be…the complete collection all the episodes fair not the first season. If it had been named The Expansive O: Anime Legends Complete Collection vol 1 then i could have assumed there would be a second vol but with out that i honest assumed that it would be the entire series and ended up buying vol 2 a week later after sadly realizing i was wrong
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Imagine a crumbling domed Gotham City where everyone has amnesia, and Batman fights evildoers using a giant shaded mecha.
That’s a fairly basic description of “The Ample O,” a odd and action-packed anime with an art deco style, a noir atmosphere and lots of giant robots and exclusive conspiracies. This is no simplistic action note — there’s a deep central mystery that each episode revolves around, and some deeper meditations on the nature of memory.
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Negotiator Roger Smith is hired to fetch the kidnapped daughter of a client relieve… only to peep that “Dorothy” is an android, who asks him to protect her. When he starts investigating, Roger learns of her “sister” — spacious mecha “Dorothy 1″ — who can only be stopped by his contain mecha, the Megadeus called “Gargantuan O.” But when Dorothy vanishes during the attack, Roger must accept her before a gang of thieves do.
With the assist of Dorothy and his faithful butler Norman (and occasionally hardened cop Dastun), Roger uses Stout O to deal with a series of increasingly bizarre mysteries. Among his problems: a giant electric eel, a skeletal mecha controlled by the psycho ex-reporter “Schwarzwald,” a billionaire’s missing son, a piano-playing android, a “sea titan” in a flooded city, a mysterious cat with horrifying origins, a Heaven’s Day attack, and a mysterious woman haunting Dastun’s dreams.
Things pick a darker turn in the last few episodes, especially since Paradigm City’s queer past becomes the most significant section. Roger is hired to give a severance check to Schwarzwald, but becomes enmeshed in his plans for Paradigm City — and witnesses the unveiling of another Megadeus, Ample Duo.
And when a series of murders are committed by a red-cloaked figure — who leaves Tremendous O’s motto “Cast In The Name of God, Ye Not Guilty” at each crime — Roger starts to suspect that Dorothy may be eager. And even more confusing, Roger is suffering flashbacks of whatever happened forty years ago… which may be even more unfavorable than anyone suspects.
“The Sizable O” is one of those series that drips with lots of influences — it hasa gorgeous classic noir feeling, more than a hint of “Batman,” and some tinges of Isaac Asimov (R. Dorothy? ) . And even the animation has a style reminiscent of art deco, with lots of long dapper lines and sunless shapes — even the mountainous Megadeuses and other mecha have them.
But the trusty beauty of “The Mammoth O” is in the storytelling: the individual plots are reminiscent of a noir detective’s adventures, but with a curious sci-fi twist — a indignant journalist in a insecure subway, a wrathful geneticist, and giant robots that wing and swim. It’s also graced with some explosive slam-bang action, absorbing hi-tech gadgets, and lots of wry humour (Dorothy sets off an elevator’s weight dismay) and dialogue (”Did you say ‘mama’? As in your mother? “) .
And running under each episode is the haunting expect of what happened to Paradigm forty years ago. The plots topple hints about floating memories and something bad that turned Paradigm City into a series of half-ruined boroughs. This is especially moral in the final episode, which briefly shows the horrifying past.
Dashing playboy Roger Smith is a sparkling likable hero — charismatic, charming, a bit lacking in chivalry at times, but ultimately quite doughty and kind. Dorothy’s emotionless attitude makes a nice counterpoint, but she shows some signs of becoming more human (”Even I feel like playing the blues sometimes”) . And for the suitable noir feel, there’s a mysterious femme fatale named Angel who keeps getting Roger into anxiety, and the likably efficient butler/cook/technician Norman.
While it appears to be objective another mecha anime on the surface, “The Stout O” is actually a clever sci-fi/noir series with underlying conspiracies and haunting mysteries.
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