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MARTIAN
SUCCESSOR NADESICO
| Year:
1996 |
Episodes:
26 |
| Directed
by: Tatsuo Sato |
| Written
by: Kia Asamiya |
| Production
Co.: ADV Films
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| Parental
Warning: Plenty of sexual
innuendo and combat violence with aliens and such, but I
think anyone over 13 should be fine with it. |
| Rating: Super |
Review by: Mark
Capitelli |
| This
has to be the most unoriginal anime I have ever
seen. The plot is that alien forces are attacking
humankind in space and a special spaceship is sent to
quell the threat. A troubled young man finds
himself in the middle of the fray as the reluctant hero
caught in a love hexagon with almost every female on the
ship. Soon the mystery of who he is, who the
aliens are, and what role the ship must take in the
battle are revealed in surprising ways. Nadesico
is like a blend of Neon
Genesis Evangelion and Tenchi. As far as
anime goes, this series is somewhat standard...and
excellent. |
| Yes,
that's right, it's a winner! Everything this
series set out to do is accomplished by the end.
It has everything: action, humor, suspense, romance, and
even a little tragedy. The plot gets twisted a
couple times before the end, so pay attention or you
could easily loose track of things. |
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series looses some points on the ending though. I
saw this series a while ago and have almost forgotten
how it ends. That speaks poorly for the series
because I remember the rest of it clearly. I
recall the ending being somewhat anticlimactic and
complex. Still, overall it was a very satisfying
series that I recommend you check out.
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| Vol.
1 |
Vol.
2 |
Vol.
3 |
Vol.
4 |
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5 |
Vol.
6 |
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