A comprehensive review and recommendation of "Nobunaga's Ninja - Anegawa and Ishiyama"overview"Nobunaga's Shinobi: Anegawa and Ishiyama" is a TV anime series based on the popular manga "Nobunaga's Shinobi" by Shigeno Naoki. It aired on TOKYO MX, KBS Kyoto, and BS Fuji from April 7 to September 29, 2018. The series has 26 episodes, each five minutes long, but densely packed, and tells the story of Oda Nobunaga and the people around him during the Warring States period. Animation was produced by TMS Entertainment and directed by Daichi Heitaro. story"Nobunaga's Shinobi - Anegakawa and Ishiyama Edition" is set in Japan during the Warring States period and tells the story of Chidori, a ninja who serves under Oda Nobunaga. Under Nobunaga's orders, Chidori struggles to make Nobunaga's dream come true, even as she becomes embroiled in historical events such as the Battle of Anegakawa and the attack on Ishiyama Honganji Temple. Highlights of the story include the human drama of the Warring States period depicted from her perspective, Nobunaga's humanity, and Chidori's own growth. characterPloverThe main character, Chidori, is a ninja who carries out various missions under the orders of Nobunaga. Her purity and strength are at the center of the story, and she is depicted as torn between her loyalty to Nobunaga and her own beliefs. Kana Hanazawa is the voice actress, and her acting ability brings Chidori's emotions to life. Oda NobunagaOda Nobunaga is the lord of Chidori and a well-known hero of the Sengoku period. The anime emphasizes his humanity and his determination to pursue his dreams, showing a different side to the historical figure. Voiced by Nakamura Yuichi, he skillfully portrays Nobunaga's charisma and humanity. Other charactersMany historical figures such as Akechi Mitsuhide, Shibata Katsuie, and Hashiba Hideyoshi appear around Nobunaga. They also play important roles in supporting Nobunaga's dream and grow through their interactions with Chidori. The voice actors for each character are also impressive, adding excitement to the story. Animation and performanceThe animation of "Nobunaga's Shinobi: Anegawa and Ishiyama" shows off the high technical capabilities of TMS Entertainment. In particular, the depiction of the landscapes and battle scenes from the Warring States period is realistic and beautiful, and full of visual appeal. In addition, the direction that effectively advances the story in the short five-minute time slot is superb, and the viewer will not tire of it. Director Heitaro Daichi's directing ability brings out the charm of the original work to the fullest. musicMusic is also an important element in enhancing the appeal of the anime. The opening theme, "Chidori no Uta," is a beautiful song that sings of Chidori's feelings, and it draws the hearts of viewers. The ending theme, "Nobunaga no Yume," is also a grandiose song that symbolizes Nobunaga's dream, deepening the theme of the story. The background music also enhances the atmosphere of the Warring States period and stirs the emotions of the viewer. Ratings and Recommendations"Nobunaga's Shinobi - Anegawa Ishiyama Edition" is a work that skillfully combines the history of the Warring States period with human drama. The short but dense storyline, the charming characters, the beautiful animation and music all combine to draw viewers in. Many viewers will especially sympathize with Chidori's growth and Nobunaga's attitude of pursuing his dream. This anime is recommended not only for those who are interested in the Sengoku period, but also for those who want to enjoy human drama and character growth. Also, for fans of the original manga, it is full of new charms that can only be found in anime. Please give it a watch. Additional InformationAbout the original work"Nobunaga no Shinobi" is a manga by Naoki Shigeno, serialized in Hakusensha's "Young Animal". The first volume was released in 2016, and a sequel is currently being published. The original is a story set in the Warring States period told from Chidori's point of view, and includes many episodes that are not depicted in the anime. Reading the original will give you a deeper understanding of the anime. Related TitlesThe predecessor to "Nobunaga's Shinobi - Anegakawa Ishiyama Chapter" is "Nobunaga's Shinobi - Ise Kanagasaki Chapter". This work also depicts the adventures of Chidori and Nobunaga's dreams, and can be enjoyed as a prequel to the Anegakawa Ishiyama Chapter. There is also a possibility that the sequel to the original manga will be made into an anime, so it's worth keeping an eye on. How to watch"Nobunaga's Shinobi: Anegawa Ishiyama" will be available on various video streaming services after it has aired on TOKYO MX, KBS Kyoto, and BS Fuji. It is available on Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, d Anime Store, and more, so you can watch it whenever you want. DVDs and Blu-rays are also available, so you can purchase them as a permanent edition. Conclusion"Nobunaga's Shinobi: Anegawa and Ishiyama" is a masterpiece anime that skillfully depicts the history and human drama of the Warring States period. The short but dense story, attractive characters, beautiful animation and music combine to draw viewers in. Recommended not only for those who are interested in the Warring States period, but also for those who want to enjoy human drama and character growth. Please watch it at least once and experience its charm. |
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