The appeal and evaluation of Monster Talk: A must-read review for anime fans

Monster Talk: The appeal of a new story born from a game

"Monster Talk" is a short anime based on the game "Monster Strike" that was distributed on YouTube from October 5, 2016 to February 26, 2017. Although it is a short series of only 9 episodes, its unique world view and charming characters have attracted many viewers. In this article, we will take a closer look at the appeal of "Monster Talk", the background of its production, and its evaluation. We will also introduce related information and recommended content, so please stay with us until the end.

Summary of "Monster Talk"

"Monstalk" is a spin-off set in the world of the game "Monster Strike." The characters from the original game humorously depict various events that occur in their daily lives. The film is directed by Hamana Takayuki and produced by Studio Hibari and Ultra Super Pictures. Copyright belongs to mixi, Inc.

Story and Characters

"Monstalk" depicts the everyday life of the characters from the game "Monster Strike" in the real world. Each episode is short, about 5 minutes long, and will provide viewers with laughter and emotion. The main characters are as follows:

• Lucifer : A cool and intelligent demon who loves spending time with his friends in the real world.
• Arthur : A brave knight who uses his courage in the real world to help his friends.
• Alice : A curious girl who enjoys making new discoveries in the real world.
• Zeus : A majestic god who can be a bit mischievous in the real world.

The highlight of the series is how these characters respond to various events that occur in the real world. For example, scenes such as Lucifer spending time at a cafe with his friends and Arthur struggling to save his friends are full of charms that are different from the world of the game.

Production background and director's intentions

The background to the production of "Monster Talk" was the intention to further expand the popularity and worldview of the game "Monster Strike". Director Takayuki Hamana wanted to provide viewers with a new perspective by depicting how the game characters behave in the real world. He also aimed to make effective use of the viewers' time by completing the story in a short length.

In an interview, Hamana Takayuki said, "I wanted to create Monstalk as a work that could be enjoyed not only by fans of the game, but also by people experiencing the world of Monster Strike for the first time. By depicting the daily lives of the characters, I hope to make the world of the game feel more familiar to people."

Ratings and audience reaction

"Monstalk" was highly praised by viewers, especially for the humorous interactions between the characters and the new aspects of their real-world lives. The fact that it was distributed on YouTube also made it easy to watch, and many fans of the game "Monster Strike" commented that they had discovered new charms in the characters.

Viewers' reactions included comments such as, "The contrast between Lucifer's cool side and his playful side is interesting," "I was moved to see that Arthur's bravery is still alive in the real world," "Alice's curiosity is conveyed," and "Zeus' playful side was refreshing." These reactions show that "Monster Talk" provided viewers with a new perspective and entertained them.

Related information and recommended content

We will introduce related information and recommended content to help you enjoy "Monstoke" even more.

Related information

• "Monster Strike" : The original game of "Monstalk". A smartphone RPG in which you can collect and fight monsters. You can meet characters from "Monstalk" in the game.
• "Monster Strike Anime" : An anime series based on "Monster Strike". Unlike "Monster Talk", this is a faithful reproduction of the game's story. This is also available on YouTube.

Recommended Content

• "Kemono Friends" : An anime featuring anthropomorphized animal characters. Like "Monster Talk," it depicts humorous everyday life. It is available on YouTube.
• "Pokémon" : An anime series about the adventures of Pokémon. Like the characters in "Monstalk," it depicts the daily lives and adventures of Pokémon. It is broadcast on TV Tokyo.
• "Jormungand" : An anime about arms dealers. It is set in a different world from the characters in "Monstertalk", but the individuality of the characters and the development of the story are fascinating. It is broadcast on TOKYO MX.

summary

"Monstalk" is a short anime that depicts the daily lives of the characters from the game "Monster Strike" in the real world. Although it is a short series of only nine episodes, the characters' humorous interactions and new sides to them provide viewers with a new perspective. As director Hamana Takayuki intended, the work can be enjoyed not only by fans of the game, but also by those experiencing the world of "Monster Strike" for the first time.

By using the related information and recommended content, you can gain a deeper understanding of and enjoy the appeal of "Monsteroke." Please watch "Monsteroke" and experience the unique worldview and charm of the characters.