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Carnival OVA Review and Recommendation

overview

"Carnival" is an OVA based on the popular manga by Touya Mikanagi, and was released by Bandai Visual on October 25, 2013. It is directed by Eiji Suganuma, with series composition by Douko Machida, and character design and general animation direction by Toshie Kawamura. This OVA brings out the best of the original manga, making it a long-awaited film adaptation for fans.

story

The story of "Carnival" centers around a young boy named Nai who only knows his own name and another name, Karoku. Using a bracelet called "Ring" that is said to have belonged to Karoku as a clue, Nai sets out on a journey to find Karoku. Along the way, he meets a young boy called Gareki, who helps him out and they travel together. Gareki becomes interested in Nai's bracelet, and offers to help him in return for it. After a train hijacking occurs, the two of them become involved with members of the national defense organization "Circus." The story is about Nai learning many things through his interactions with people, and a new world opening up for Gareki as well.

character

Carnival features a unique and fascinating cast of characters. The main character, Mu, is an innocent and mysterious boy whose secrets are revealed as the story progresses. Hanareki is a foul-mouthed but caring and highly intelligent character, and his combination with Mu adds excitement to the story. The members of the national defense organization Ring also each have their own unique personalities, with Yogi's cheerfulness, Tsukumo's coolness, and Hirato's thoughtfulness. Fans are especially fond of Yogi's crybaby side and Tsukumo's kindheartedness.

cast

The voice actors are also impressive, with Shimono Hiro as Mu, Kamiya Hiroshi as Hanareki, Miyano Mamoru as Yogi, Endo Aya as Tsukumo, and Ono Daisuke as Hiramon, all perfectly suited to each character. Their performances bring out the charm of the characters even more. Shimono Hiro's purity as Mu and Kamiya Hiroshi's tsukkomi as Hanareki are particularly impressive. Also, don't miss Miyano Mamoru's emotional performance as Yogi.

Production Staff

Director Eiji Suganuma has faithfully recreated the worldview of the original work while bringing out the unique charm of a film adaptation. Character designer and chief animation director Toshie Kawamura has recreated the beautiful visuals of the original work in animation, resulting in a finish that will satisfy fans. In addition, the background music by Shiro Hamaguchi and Keiji Iuchi also enhances the atmosphere of the story and enhances the emotions of the viewer.

Visuals and Music

The OVA's visuals faithfully reproduce the beautiful visuals of the original work, while adding the movements and direction that only animation can provide. The battle scenes and train hijacking scenes in particular are powerful and have the power to draw the viewer in. The music also matches the atmosphere of the story, and the background music enhances the tension and excitement of the story. The music in the battle scenes in particular lifts the viewer's spirits.

Ratings and Recommendations

The OVA for "Carnival" is a long-awaited film adaptation for fans of the original work, and it brings out the charm of the original work to the fullest. It has been highly praised in all aspects, including the individuality of the characters, the development of the story, the beauty of the visuals, and the quality of the music. In particular, the relationship between Mu and Hanareki, and the activities of the members of the national defense organization "Rin" are highlights. Also, the performances of the splendid voice actors are not to be missed.

This OVA is recommended not only for those who are familiar with the original work, but also for those who are experiencing the world of "Carnival" for the first time. The mysterious story and the charming characters will draw you in. Please give it a watch.

Related Titles

The OVA of "Carnival" is also related to the TV anime "Carnival" that was broadcast in April 2013. The TV anime also brings out the charm of the original work, and by watching it together with the OVA, you can enjoy the world of "Carnival" more deeply. In addition, the original manga is currently being serialized in the monthly comic ZERO-SUM, and you can learn more about the story and the background of the characters.

Conclusion

The OVA of "Carnival" is a wonderful work that brings out the charm of the original work to the fullest. It has been highly praised in all aspects, including the individuality of the characters, the development of the story, the beauty of the images, and the quality of the music. It is a work that is recommended not only for fans of the original work, but also for those who are experiencing the world of "Carnival" for the first time. Please give it a watch.

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