Rurouni Kenshin - A Shinobi’s Love Movie Streaming
Vendredi, septembre 3rd, 2010 |
Rurouni Kenshin - A Shinobi’s Love Movie Streaming.
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While I have to admit the end of the German Knight saga and the beginning of the Feng Shui arc are lame, the 3rd episode on the DVD, “To my Angel Misao: A Fetching From Kyoto” has to be one of the funniest and worth watching episodes of the series (worth 4 stars by itself).
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It’s worth buying this DVD to see this one episode. Too bad it got stuck on this DVD, but I strongly reccomend watching it.
A smart mix of seriousness and humor, it shows the first serious signs of Aoshi having feelings for Misao, yet hilarity ensues when a group of characters go out for the day.
The penultimate “Rurouni Kenshin” DVD offers up the end of one major story arc in from the “Tales of the Meiji” period and the start of the final story arc for the masterless, roving samurai named Himura Kenshin, with only a single comic relief episode in between the two. “A Shinobi’s Love” presents episodes 87-90 of the Japanese anime series:
Episode 87, “Schneider’s Bet: The Collapse of the Black Knights” picks up right where we left off, with Kenshin and the gang fighting the guardians of the legendary Divine Elixir, while Meldars and the Black Knights from Germany, along with Misanagi and her Sanada Ninja Clan, close in on both as well. Episode 88, “The Two Guides: Yahiko and Yutaro’s Eternal Vow” provides the end of this story arc, which pivots on the unexpected feelings that Lieutenant Schneider feels for the ninja, Misanagi. Meanwhile, once again somebody has to explain the whole deal with Kenshin’s reverse blade sword. There are some definite Wagnerian elements to this story. It looks like the creators are familiar with Sigfried, et al.
The expected comic relief episode that invariably comes at the end of a “Rurouni Kensin” story arc is Episode 89, “To My Angel Misao: A Fetching From Kyoto,” and this is one of the better ones of these we have seen in a while. Basically all the female characters from the series get together for a bit of shopping, during which Misao’s youth and inexperience become the topic of conversation and helpful suggestions. Episode 90, “Fen Shui, Surprise Attack: The Mystery of the Pentagram Spread” brings some mystical elements into play as a giant mystical pentagram that existed in Edo three centuries earlier comes back into play. It seems that the area around Kamiya Dojo is having bad vibes, which are manifesting themselves in some pretty interesting ways. This will be the final “Rurouni Kenshin” story arc, so (all together now), you won’t want to miss it!
As always we are treated to some “outtakes” from the dubbing sessions (lots of problems getting the lines to fit this time around), and the liner notes introduce us to a great proverb: “Shou wo in to suramno wa mazu uma wo iyo” (”f you want to shoot down the general, you must shoot down the horse first”). These have been really educational and I wish there was an easy way of putting them all together in a handy dandy reference book besides typing them off the screen (and making all sorts of spelling mistakes). For those who like the new title songs they can be checked out without the credits. It will be interesting to see how Kenshin ends his wanderings, although since the dojo has been his home base of operations since pretty much the start of the series he has not really been wandering.
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