"Saber Marionette J Program:26 Plasmatic Crisis" - In-depth review and recommendation■ Public MediaOVA ■ Original MediaAnime Original ■ Release dateNovember 25, 1997 ■Release and salesBandai Visual ■Frequencieshalf an hour ■ Number of EpisodesEpisode 6 ■Original Story・Original work: Satoru Akahori ■ Director・Director: Masami Shimoda ■ StoryOtaru and Lime are living peaceful lives. But then a thief named Kazekozou appears in the town. Kazekozou's true identity is Saber Marionette, who Otaru names "Marin", but she seems to have a secret... ■ExplanationThis is one of the episodes in the Saber Marionette series, a media mix project planned and produced by Satoru Akahori and Hiroshi Negishi. It is an OVA series produced after the TV series Saber Marionette J, and is the 26th episode of the TV series. It was produced digitally, which was rare at the time. ■Cast・Mamiya Otaru/Imai Yuka・Rime/Hayashibara Megumi・Cherry/Shiratori Yuri・Bradbury/Hiramatsu Akiko・Hanagata Mikken/Koyasu Takehito・Gerhard von Faust/Midorikawa Hikaru・Tigel/Takano Rei・Lux/Mizutani Yuko・Panter/Shinohara Emi・Marin/Okamoto Maya・Joy Hulick/Oshida Hiroyuki ■ Main staff・Original story by Satoru Akahori・Director by Masami Shimoda・Assistant Director by Seiko Sayama・Series Composition by Masayori Sekijima・Character Original Story by Tsukasa Kotobuki・Character Design by Shuichi Shimamura・Art Director by Junichiro Nishikawa・Color Design by Yoshimi Kawakami・Editor by Shigeru Nishiyama・Sound Director by Hideyuki Tanaka・Music by PAROME ■ Main Characters A boy with a strong sense of justice who lives in a tenement house in Otaru Japones. He awakened Lime, Cherry and Bradberry and became their Master. By living with them, he developed the Maiden Circuits of the three of them. ■ Related works"Saber Marionette J" (TV) ■Detailed review"Saber Marionette J Program:26 Plasmatic Crisis" is an OVA series released in 1997, and is positioned as a sequel to the TV series "Saber Marionette J". This work is known for its use of advanced digital production techniques at the time. Below, we will take a deeper look at the appeal and features of this work. Story and CharactersThe story of this work begins with the appearance of Marin, a wind boy who appears before Otaru and Lime, who are living peaceful days. Marin appears as a thief who steals food, but her true identity is Saber Marionette, and Otaru names her "Marin". However, it is suggested that Marin has a secret, and the story progresses to unravel the mystery. Otaru has a strong sense of justice and grows as he lives with three Saber Marionettes: Lime, Cherry, and Bradberry. Lime is innocent and pure, Cherry is graceful and domestic, and Bradberry is powerful and big sister-like. These unique characters add excitement to the story along with Otaru. Marin's appearance in particular adds new charm and mystery to the story, drawing viewers in. Production and TechnologyThis work was notable for its use of digital production techniques, which were rare at the time. Digital production allows for more vivid colors and smoother movements, making it more visually appealing. The role of character design and art direction is also important, with character design by Shuichi Shimamura and art direction by Junichiro Nishikawa helping to elevate the quality of the work. In terms of sound, the sound director Hideyuki Tanaka and the music by PAROME also play a role in livening up the story. Music in particular is an important element in enhancing the atmosphere of the story and has the effect of stirring the emotions of the viewer. Cast and actingThe film has a stellar cast, and the acting that brings out the individuality of each character shines through. Yuka Imai's Otaru is a boy with a strong sense of justice, while Megumi Hayashibara's Lime expresses innocence and high fighting ability. Yuri Shiratori's Cherry is graceful and occasionally delusional, while Akiko Hiramatsu's Bradbury is powerful and sensitive. Maya Okamoto's Marin is charming as a character with high learning ability and a secret. Connections with related worksThis work is a sequel to Saber Marionette J and is the 26th episode of the TV series. Therefore, viewers who have watched the TV series can enjoy the continuation of the story. It is also related to other works in the Saber Marionette series as part of a media mix project by the original authors Satoru Akahori and Hiroshi Negishi. ■Recommendation"Saber Marionette J Program:26 Plasmatic Crisis" is a work that features cutting-edge digital production technology, unique characters, and a fascinating storyline. It is a must-see sequel for viewers who enjoyed the TV series "Saber Marionette J," and you can enjoy the introduction of a new character, Marin, and the unraveling of her secrets. Other highlights include the visual appeal of the digital production and the performances of the stellar cast. Here are some reasons why I recommend this film:
For these reasons, we highly recommend "Saber Marionette J Program:26 Plasmatic Crisis" to viewers who enjoy cutting-edge digital production technology, unique characters, and fascinating story development. It is a must-see especially for fans of "Saber Marionette J," so please give it a watch. |
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