Evaluation and impressions of the unaired version of "Sora no Otoshimono"

The appeal and evaluation of "Sora no Otoshimono: Unaired Version"

"Sora no Otoshimono Unaired Version" is an OVA released on September 9, 2010, based on the popular manga "Sora no Otoshimono" by Minazuki Suu. This OVA contains the episode that was produced as the 14th episode of the TV series but was not broadcast, making it a long-awaited content for fans. Below, we will introduce the appeal and reviews of this work, as well as related information in detail.

Story and setting

The setting of "Sora no Otoshimono: Unreleased Version" is Sorami Town, a small town surrounded by beautiful nature. The protagonist, Sakurai Tomoki, is an ordinary student who lives by the motto "peace is the most important thing," but one day, his daily life is suddenly changed by a girl named Icarus who falls from the sky. Icarus calls herself a "pet angeloid" and calls Tomoki, whom she first met on the ground, her "master," and has the mysterious power to grant his wishes. Tomoki grants one wish after another to satisfy the desires of a healthy boy, such as obtaining 100 billion yen in cash, becoming invisible, and stopping time, but the main highlight of the story is what he will wish for in the end.

The appeal of this work lies in the balance between heartwarming comedy and slightly erotic scenes, which are played out by a diverse cast of characters. The story unfolds in beautiful nature, and draws the viewer in with laughter and emotion at the same time. In addition, through the relationship between Tomoki and Icarus, and the interactions with other characters, it also contains deep themes, depicting the importance of humanity and friendship.

Character Introduction

There are many fascinating characters in "Sora no Otoshimono: The Unreleased Version." The main characters are introduced below.

• Icarus : A winged unidentified creature that fell from the sky, calling itself a "pet angeloid." He calls Tomoki, whom he first met on Earth, his "master," and has a mysterious card that grants Tomoki's wishes. He doesn't show his emotions, is extremely naive, and acts like a strange animal, but he gradually becomes more human as he spends time with Tomoki, Sohara, and the others.
• Tomoki Sakurai : An ordinary boy living alone in Sorami Town. His only extraordinary quality is that he has dreamed of a girl, whose name and face he does not know, since he was a child. His motto was "peace is the most important thing," but his daily life is destroyed when he meets Icarus. While granting her lewd wishes with the cards that Icarus holds, he also has a caring side, trying to teach her about human nature.
• Sohara Mitsuki : A childhood friend of Tomoki's who lives next door, she has a lively and cheerful personality. She cares about Tomoki, who lives alone, but she seems to be concerned about Icarus, who suddenly came to live in Tomoki's house. When Tomoki sexually harasses her, she uses the "Sohara Chop" on him.
• Eishiro Morikata : The only member of the "New World Discovery Club" at Tomoki's school, he is passionate about flying handmade airplanes and discovering the "New World" floating in the sky. He forces Icarus, who fell from the sky, to stay at Tomoki's house.
• Mikako Satsukidane : The student council president of Tomoki's school and the most famous celebrity in Sorami Town. She is childhood friends with Morigata, and although she is beautiful and gentle, she has a devious personality. There are rumors that she aims to "conquer the world."
• Nymph : The second unidentified creature to come from the sky after Icarus, she has transparent wings that shine in seven colors. She has a slightly selfish personality and a tsundere personality, and her behavior seems to have a secret.
• Astrea : The third Angeloid sent from Synapse, she is a "Local Combat Angeloid Type Delta". Her mission is to eliminate Tomoki, and she is relentlessly pursuing his life. She specializes in close-combat, and is stronger than Icarus.
• Dream Girl : A girl whose name and face is unknown who appears in Tomoki's dreams.

Production staff and cast

The production of "Sora no Otoshimono: Unreleased Version" features a stellar cast and crew. The director is Hisashi Saito, the series is written by Yuko Kakihara, and the character designer and chief animation director is Yoshihiro Watanabe. The animation is produced by AIC ASTA, and the production is by Sorami Town New Continent Discovery Department (Kadokawa Shoten, Kadokawa Pictures, Clockworks, and NTT Docomo).

The cast includes a number of impressive voice actors, including Soichiro Hoshi as Sakurai Tomoki, Saori Hayami as Icarus, Mina as Mitsuki Sohara, Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Morigata Eishiro, Ayahi Takagaki as Satsukidane Mikako, Iori Nomizu as Nymph, Saki Fujita as Tomoko, Hiroshi Iwasaki as Grandpa, Kotaro Nakamura as Tomoki's homeroom teacher, Asuka Ogame as Dream Girl, Misuzu Togashi as Girl, Mami Kosuge as Girl 1, Saeko Kuragae as Girl 2, and Kaori Fukuhara as Astrea.

Music and theme song

The music for "Sora no Otoshimono: Unreleased Version" was composed by Iwasaki Motoyoshi, and the music producer was Uemura Shunichi. The opening theme "Ring My Bell" was written by Iwasato Yuho, composed and arranged by Hashimoto Yukari, and sung by blue drops (Yoshida Hitomi, Icarus (Hayami Saori)). The ending theme "Haru Ichiban" was written and composed by Hoguchi Yusuke, and sung by Icarus (Hayami Saori), Nymph (Nomizu Iori), and Mizuki Sohara (Mina). These songs are important elements that enhance the atmosphere of the work.

Evaluation and Impressions

"Sora no Otoshimono: Unreleased Edition" is a long-awaited episode for fans, and allows them to enjoy a new story that was not seen in the TV series. In particular, the relationship between Icarus and Tomoki, as well as the interactions with other characters, are depicted in depth, and there are many scenes that will move the viewer. There are also some slightly erotic scenes, and the balance between laughter and emotion is exquisite.

This work has been highly praised, and has been well received not only by fans of the original work, but also by anime fans. In particular, the character of Icarus is appealing, and the way she grows and becomes more human is appreciated. It is also highly praised for depicting the worries of youth and the importance of friendship through Tomoki's wishes and actions.

Related works and recommendations

"Sora no Otoshimono: Unreleased Version" is related to the original manga "Sora no Otoshimono", the TV series, other OVA works, the movie version, etc. The related works are introduced below.

• Sora no Otoshimono : The original manga was serialized in Monthly Shonen Ace and is a popular work that has sold over 400,000 copies.
• Sora no Otoshimono Episode 13 Director's Cut Edition : This is a special director's cut edition of the 13th episode of the TV series.
• Sora no Otoshimono f : A sequel to the TV series, featuring new episodes.
• Sora no Otoshimono: The Clockwork Angel's Sorrow (movie version) : This movie version depicts an original story based on the original story.
• Sora no Otoshimono Final: My Eternal Birdcage : The final chapter of the series concludes the story of Tomoki and Ikaros.
• Sora no Otoshimono Final: My Eternal Birdcage Complete Edition : This is the complete version of the final chapter, and includes additional scenes and bonuses.

After enjoying "Sora no Otoshimono: Unreleased Version," be sure to check out these related works. In particular, by reading the original manga and TV series, you can gain a deeper understanding of the characters' backgrounds and the details of the story. In addition, the movie version and the final chapter depict the climax of the series, bringing it to a moving finale.

summary

"Sora no Otoshimono: Unreleased Version" is a work that has an exquisite balance of heartwarming comedy set in beautiful nature and slightly erotic scenes. It depicts the growth and friendship of unique characters and the worries of youth, giving viewers laughter and emotion. The splendid staff and cast, as well as the fascinating music, also enhance the charm of the work. Please enjoy this work.