Golden Kamuy Series OVA #2 Review and DetailsThe second OVA in the "Golden Kamuy" series was released as an original anime DVD bundled with the limited edition of the 17th volume of the "Golden Kamuy" comics, which was released on March 19, 2019. This OVA brings out the best in the original work while telling the story from a new perspective, offering fans a fresh experience. Story and ContentThis OVA is set in the world of the original manga "Golden Kamuy" and depicts the adventures of the protagonist Saichi Sugimoto and the Ainu girl Asirpa. The second OVA depicts Sugimoto and his friends continuing their journey to solve the mystery of the gold while facing new enemies. In particular, this OVA features an original story not found in the original, delving deeper into the relationship between Sugimoto and Asirpa, as well as the backgrounds of other characters. The story is set in the harsh natural environment of Hokkaido. Sugimoto and his friends grow to trust each other even as they get caught up in a fight over the gold. The OVA not only contains the tense scenes from the original work, but also the characters' everyday lives and humorous scenes, so viewers will not tire of it. The Ainu culture is also carefully depicted, allowing viewers to experience the depth and beauty of that culture. Characters and voice actorsThe performances of the voice actors, including Kobayashi Chikahiro as Sugimoto Saichi and Kayano Ai as Asirpa, have succeeded in bringing out the individuality of the characters. In particular, Sugimoto's strength and kindness, and Asirpa's strength and purity are conveyed to the audience through the performances of the voice actors. The other characters also have their own distinct personalities, adding excitement to the story. The OVA also introduces new characters that do not appear in the original work, and their presence adds new color to the story. These characters are also brought to life by the powerful performances of the voice actors, leaving a strong impression on the viewers. Animation and MusicGeno Studio, the animation production company, faithfully reproduced the visuals of the original work while creating beautiful images unique to the OVA. Scenes set against the backdrop of Hokkaido's natural scenery are visually appealing, with beautiful colors and smooth movements. In addition, the powerful direction and detailed depictions of the battle scenes draw the viewer in. Music is also an important element that enhances the appeal of the OVA. It was composed by Evan Call, a composer who has worked on many classic anime. The beautiful melodies that match the atmosphere of the OVA and the powerful music that livens up the tense battle scenes stir the emotions of the viewer. In addition to the background music, the use of sound effects is also skillful, enhancing the viewer's sense of immersion. Directed and producedDirector Namba Hitoshi has paid particular attention to detail in his direction to bring out the charm of the original work to the fullest. In particular, in scenes depicting the characters' feelings, he has paid particular attention to subtle changes in facial expressions and camerawork, deeply moving the viewers. In addition, in writing the OVA's unique story, he respects the worldview of the original work while developing the story from a new perspective, providing viewers with fresh surprises. The Golden Kamuy Production Committee, in charge of production, created this OVA with deep respect and love for the fans of the original work. While drawing out the charm of the original work to the fullest, the story is told from a new perspective, providing new enjoyment for fans. In producing the OVA, they also worked closely with the original author, Satoru Noda, and succeeded in drawing out new charms while respecting the worldview of the original work. Ratings and RecommendationsThe second OVA in the Golden Kamuy series is a must-see not only for fans of the original work, but for anime fans in general. It draws out the best of the original work while telling the story from a new perspective, providing viewers with fresh surprises and excitement. It also beautifully depicts Ainu culture and the natural beauty of Hokkaido, making it a visually appealing production. In particular, the relationship between Sugimoto and Asirpa, as well as the backgrounds of other characters, are explored in depth, which will be a big attraction for fans of the original work. In addition, the OVA's unique story is told from a new perspective while respecting the worldview of the original work, providing new enjoyment for viewers. The animation and music are also important elements that enhance the appeal of the OVA, and the beautiful visuals by Geno Studio and the powerful music by Evan Call stir the emotions of the viewers. In addition, the detailed direction by director Hitoshi Nanba also deeply moves the viewers. This OVA is a must-watch not only for fans of the original work, but for anime fans in general. It draws out the best of the original work while telling the story from a new perspective, providing viewers with fresh surprises and excitement. It also beautifully depicts Ainu culture and the natural beauty of Hokkaido, making it visually fascinating. Be sure to watch this OVA and discover new charms of "Golden Kamuy." More Information
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