Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11: Memories Come True - A thorough review of the emotional final chapter

Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11: Memories Come True - A thorough review of the emotional final chapter

Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11 Memories - A moving finale

The OVA series "Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11: Otoshita Memories" of Tezuka Osamu's masterpiece "Black Jack" was released in 2011 and became an unforgettable work for fans. This work depicts the deep humanity of Black Jack and the drama of the people around him. Below, we will provide a detailed review of this work and recommendations for fans.

Overview

■ Public Media
OVA
■ Original Media
comics
■ Release date
2011
■Frequencies
49 min
■ Number of Episodes
Episode 1
■Original Story
Osamu Tezuka
■Works
©Tezuka Productions

story

■ Story

Pinoko is struck by a seizure of unknown origin. At the same time, BJ (Black Jack) receives a request for a difficult operation. The patient's name reminds BJ of a significant "memory" from the past. Set in an ancient capital, a sad story about the secret of Pinoko's birth is woven.

This episode focuses on Black Jack's past and Pinoko's origins. It begins with Pinoko suffering from a mysterious seizure, and the story unfolds as Black Jack receives a request for a new surgery. The client's name triggers memories from Black Jack's past, and a sad story from the ancient capital is revealed. This episode delves deeper into Black Jack's humanity and how he met Pinoko.

cast

■Cast

・Black Jack / Akio Otsuka ・Pinoco / Yuko Mizutani ・Yurie / Maaya Sakamoto ・Takao / Yuichi Nakamura ・Matsunosuke / Tetsuya Kakihara ・Priest / Kenyu Horiuchi

Akio Otsuka, who plays Black Jack, skillfully expresses the character's deep inner thoughts. Yuko Mizutani, who plays Pinoko, perfectly portrays Pinoko's innocence and vulnerability. The story is further enhanced by a stellar cast that includes Maaya Sakamoto, Yuichi Nakamura, Tetsuya Kakihara, and Kenyu Horiuchi.

Main Staff

■ Main staff

・Original work by Osamu Tezuka ・Supervision by Osamu Dezuka ・Honorary series director by Osamu Dezuka ・Planning by Yoshihiro Shimizu ・Produced by Yoshihiro Shimizu ・General director by Satoshi Kuwahara [KARTE 11]
・Character design and animation director: Akio Sugino

Based on the original work by Osamu Tezuka and produced under the supervision of Osamu Dezuka and general direction by Satoshi Kuwabara, this work faithfully reproduces the spirit of the original work. The character designs and animation direction of Akio Sugino beautifully bring to life the world of Black Jack.

Detailed Review

"Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11: A Visiting Memories" is one of the most moving episodes in the Black Jack series. The story begins with Pinoko's seizure and delves deep into Black Jack's past and his humanity. The sad story set in an ancient capital city leaves viewers with deep emotions.

The character of Black Jack is given more depth through the strong voice acting of Otsuka Akio. Yuko Mizutani's performance is also outstanding as she portrays Pinoko's innocence and vulnerability, drawing the audience in. The rest of the cast, including Maaya Sakamoto, Yuichi Nakamura, Tetsuya Kakihara, and Kenyu Horiuchi, also play important roles in elevating the story.

The production staff of this episode did their best to faithfully reproduce the original work by Osamu Tezuka. Under the supervision of Osamu Dezuka and general direction by Satoshi Kuwabara, character design and animation direction by Akio Sugino beautifully bring to life the world of Black Jack. In particular, the scenery of the ancient capital and the scene of Pinoko's seizure are visually very impressive.

Recommendation

"Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11: A Visiting Memories" is recommended not only for fans of the Black Jack series, but for all viewers who are looking for a moving story. This episode depicts Black Jack's deep humanity and the drama of the people around him, leaving viewers with a deep emotional response.

This is a must-see episode, especially for those who are interested in Black Jack's past and Pinoko's origins. Also, don't miss the gorgeous cast and beautiful artwork. Be sure to experience this moving finale.

Additional Information

The Black Jack series has numerous OVAs and anime works based on the original work by Osamu Tezuka. "Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11: A Visiting Memories" is known as a particularly moving episode among them. Throughout the series, Black Jack's humanity and the drama of the people around him are depicted, deeply moving viewers.

Black Jack's character is depicted as a man with high medical skills and a strong sense of ethics, but also facing his own past and trauma. His relationship with Pinoko is also an important theme, and her presence plays a role in healing Black Jack's heart. This episode focuses in particular on Pinoko's birth, which is deeply connected to Black Jack's past.

The Black Jack series is also highly regarded as a medical drama, providing viewers with a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Tezuka Osamu's original work depicts the realities of medicine and ethical issues, providing viewers with deep insight. This episode is part of that, portraying Black Jack's humanity and his sense of mission as a doctor.

Furthermore, the Black Jack series is also characterized by its visual beauty. Akio Sugino's character design and animation direction have beautifully depicted the world of Black Jack, leaving a deep impression on viewers. In this episode, too, the scenery of the ancient capital and the scene of Pinoko's seizure are beautifully drawn, making the series visually appealing.

The Black Jack series has provided many moving experiences to its viewers through its moving story, beautiful artwork, and deep depiction of humanity. "Black Jack FINAL KARTE 11: A Visiting Memories" is a particularly moving episode, and is one that we highly recommend you watch.

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