"Toyama Sakura Uchucho: His Name is Gold": A thrilling entertainment set in the future of Japan■Overview of the work"Toyama Sakura Uchuu Chouchou: His Name is Gold" (Toyamazakurau Chuuchou Yatsuno Naha Gold) is an OVA released on July 25, 1988. It is based on a manga and novel by Jinde Tatsuro and Yuki Kyosuke, and was published by Tokuma Shoten as part of the Animage Bunko series. It was directed by Sakai Akiyoshi and produced by Tokuma Shoten, and is made up of one 60-minute episode. ■ StoryIn the future, Japan is managed by a giant computer called "EDO." The computer calculates the best way to implement all policies, and five consuls execute them. However, one of these consuls, Letoclade Disser's Mount, is attacked by someone. A mysterious assassin appears from the burning flames. Then, Letoclade's disowned son, the dissolute Gold, is also attacked by a mysterious group. Who is behind this and why? Could it be the work of the ghost his father spoke of? ■ExplanationThis is an animated version of the novel "Toyama Sakura Uchuu Chō / His Name is Gold" written by Kyosuke Yuki, based on the masterpiece "Maboroshi Bugyo" by Tatsuro Jinde. Gold, also known as "Toyama no Kin-san", is set in the future, and this is a thrilling, entertaining action-packed drama full of drama, action and gags. Although it is set in future Japan, it is notable for its modern take on the traditional hero. ■Cast
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■ Appeal and evaluation of the work"Toyama Sakura Uchuu Chronicles: His Name is Gold" is a sci-fi action film set in the future of Japan, but by depicting a traditional hero, it has become a work that appeals to a wide range of audiences. In particular, the character setting of the main character Gold is appealing, and his sudden turn from his dissolute life to confront a mysterious group leaves a strong impression on viewers. In addition, Yao Kazuki's performance as a voice actor is also superb, adding depth to the character of Gold. The story unfolds at a fast pace, and there are plenty of elements to capture the viewer's interest, such as mysterious assassins and ghosts. Furthermore, by depicting a future Japan, it also contains social themes, making it not just entertaining, but a work that conveys a deep message. The animation is of high quality, with Hiroyuki Kitazume's character designs blending a futuristic worldview with traditional heroes, and Kentaro Haneda's music adding to the atmosphere and drawing the viewer in. ■ Recommendation pointsThis work is a new attempt to combine sci-fi action with a traditional hero image, and is an entertaining work that can be enjoyed by a wide range of people. It is especially recommended for those who are interested in the setting of a future Japan and the Gold character. It is also a work that highlights the talents of each staff member, such as Kazuki Yao's voice acting, Hiroyuki Kitazume's character design, and Kentaro Haneda's music. Another thing not to be missed is the social themes depicted in the story. The storyline reflects modern social issues, such as the giant computer "EDO" that will manage Japan in the future, and the existence of the governor, providing viewers with deep emotions and opportunities to think. ■Comparison with related works"Toyama Sakura Uchuu Chō: His Name is Gold" is based on Tatsuro Jinde's "Maboroshi Bugyo" and shares the same theme of depicting a traditional hero. However, by changing the setting to a future Japan, it adds new appeal and depth. It also has strong elements of sci-fi action, and is of a quality that does not pale in comparison to other sci-fi works. Compared to other OVAs from the same period, this work is superior in many ways, including the speed of the story, the appeal of the characters, the way it portrays social themes, etc. In particular, the setting of a future Japan has a unique appeal not found in other works, providing viewers with a fresh surprise. ■ Viewers' opinionsLooking at the reactions of viewers, we see many who sympathize with Gold's character and are surprised by the development of the story. There are also many who are moved by the setting of a future Japan and the social themes it tackles, showing that the show is supported by a wide range of people. In particular, many people were impressed by the voice acting of Kazuki Yao, who has been praised for bringing depth to the character of Gold. Hiroyuki Kitazume's character design and Kentaro Haneda's music have also been highly praised, showing that the talents of each staff member shine through in this work. ■ Summary"Toyama Sakura Uchuu Chronicles: His Name is Gold" is a sci-fi action film set in the future of Japan, but by depicting a traditional hero, it appeals to a wide audience. In particular, it is an excellent work in many respects, including Gold's character setting, the development of the story, and the way it portrays social themes. It is also a work that highlights the talents of each staff member, providing viewers with deep emotions and opportunities to think. Please give it a watch. |
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