Super Movable Girl 1/6 - Detailed review of the attractive figure

Super Movable Girl 1/6 - An otaku's dream come true with a moving figure

The TV anime series "Super Movable Girl 1/6" aired from April to June 2019 and is based on the manga of the same name by ÖYSTER. The anime aired on AT-X and TOKYO MX every Saturday from 11pm, with 12 episodes, each 15 minutes long, providing viewers with a short but intense time. The animation was produced by studio A-CAT and directed by Keitaro Motonaga.

story

The story of "Super Movable Girl 1/6" begins with the daily life of Haruto Fusaida, a hard-core otaku who has no interest in real women. Haruto buys a beautiful girl figure of Nona, the heroine of his favorite anime, "Girl ⇒ Planet Exploration," but to his surprise, the figure suddenly starts moving. This miraculous event marks the beginning of Haruto and Nona's hectic married life.

Haruto is a working adult who has just started living alone, and works as a programmer who works from home. He is more fascinated by beautiful 2D girls than by real women, and is especially in love with Nona, the "girl ⇒ planetary explorer". However, it seems that Haruto has fallen in love with several other heroines, and their secrets are gradually revealed.

Nona is the heroine of "Girl ⇒ Planetary Exploration" and in the story, she is engaged in the search for intelligent life forms as the girl-type planetary probe No. 9. The figure that Haruto bought is 1/6 scale, but just like in the anime, her body is equipped with various "super futuristic technologies." The reason why Nona's figure starts moving and the subsequent developments are the major attractions of the story.

character

"Super Movable Girl 1/6" features many unique characters. The main character, Haruto Fusaida, is voiced by Wataru Hatano, and Nona is voiced by Suzuna Kinoshita. Other notable cast members include Ayaka Senbongi as Belnoa, M.A.O as Subaru Amanohara, and Toshiyuki Morikawa as Ozma.

Belnoa is the main character of the RPG "Dragurius Saga IV" and one of the figures that Haruto bought. She is a female hero with a mission to defeat the Demon King, a "fighting maniac" and an extremely strong character who has reached the maximum level. Amanohara Subaru is a girl who uses old-style martial arts in the 2D fighting game "Striking Fist III", and is so strong that she is called a "broken character" in the game. She is an otaku and has a hobby that she keeps secret from others, but she worries about her small breasts, and users nickname her "flat chest."

Ozma is a support mecha for Nona in "Girl ⇒ Planetary Exploration" and is good at information analysis. It was included as a set with Nona's figure and was activated at the same time. Kanmuri Seijiro is Haruto's friend, and although he seems like a cool guy at first glance, he is a passionate and stubborn otaku just like Haruto. He is interested in moving figures and is trying to get to the bottom of their secrets. Fusada Mikoto is Haruto's younger sister, and they have been watching "Girl ⇒ Planetary Exploration" together since they were children, and her favorite character is Ozma. She is also curious and geeky like her brother.

Kusabi is a mischievous fairy from the nostalgic TV anime "George's Great Adventure" who appears as a moving figure under the crown. She can open the door to the world of anime and games with her mysterious powers. Lindou is a popular character from the 2D fighting game "Striking Fist" series, and is a top idol in the fighting game world who has gained worldwide popularity. She holds a personal grudge against Subaru, and believes that her dream will come true by defeating her. Hitouma Ruu is a moving figure character from the social game "Weapon Girl Wars". She is based on the Type 10 tank, the pride of the Self-Defense Forces, and is very happy when her head is stroked. Since Haruto has paid a large amount of money for her, she respects him and calls him "Commander Haru".

staff

Many staff members were involved in the production of "Super Movable Girl 1/6". The original work was "Super Movable Girl 1/6" by ÖYSTER (serialized in Futabasha's "Monthly Action"), and the director was Keitaro Motonaga. The series was composed by Chabo Higurashi, the character design was by Hidekazu Yamana, and the general animation directors were Hidekazu Yamana and Masahiko Matsuo. Art setting was by Katsuhisa Takiguchi, color setting by Keiko Goto, cinematography by Yujiro Yamane, editing by Yoshiaki Kimura, 3DCG director by Yuichi Goto, 3DCG supervisor by Takayuki Homma, sound director by Nobuyuki Abe, sound production by Onreed, music by Naoyuki Nagata, and music production by SPACEY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT. Animation was produced by studio A-CAT.

episode

Each episode of "Super Movable Girl 1/6" depicts the daily life of Haruto and his figures, and various episodes unfold. In episode 1, "You are a Super Movable Girl," the story begins with a scene in which Nona's figure starts moving. In episode 2, "Earth Robot Ozma," Ozma appears and his abilities are revealed. In episodes 3, "What You Learn Today Will Be Overturned Tomorrow" and "A Christmas for Two," the relationship between Haruto and Nona deepens. In episode 4, "Brave Belnoa," Belnoa's figure starts moving, showing off her strength. In episode 5, "Dragulius Saga," Belnoa's background is revealed. In episode 6, "Love Even If You Love Even If You Love," the relationship between Haruto and his figures deepens even further. In episode 7, "Keep It a Secret," Haruto's secret is revealed. In episode 8, "Striking Fist," Subaru's figure starts moving, showing her strength. In episode 9, "Love Me Till I Die, Love Me Even to the Lie," Haruto and the figures' relationship is put to the test. In episode 10, "Another World! A Hot Spring Inn Where You Can Stay with Figures," Haruto and the figures go on a trip to a hot spring. In episode 11, "The Song of the Planetary Rover," Nona's past is revealed. The final episode, "Show Me Your Universe," depicts how Haruto and Nona's relationship will ultimately turn out.

Theme songs and music

The opening theme of "Super Movable Girl 1/6" is "Go Go! Koigokoro" with lyrics by Makoto Asano, music by James Panda Jr., arrangement by Wataru Maeguchi, and singing by AOP. The ending theme is "ONE" with lyrics, music, and arrangement by Naoki "naotyu-" Chiba, and singing by Haruka Tojo. These songs are important elements that add to the atmosphere of the anime.

Ratings and Recommendations

"Super Movable Girl 1/6" is a work themed on otaku culture, but it also skillfully incorporates the fantasy element of moving figures. The relationship between Haruto and the figures, as well as the individuality of each character, are charmingly depicted, and the story development draws viewers in. The high quality of the production by the stellar cast and staff has also been highly praised.

This anime is especially enjoyable for those who are interested in otaku culture and those who like figures and anime. This work, which depicts the dreams, worries, and joys of otaku through the daily lives of Haruto and his figures, is sure to resonate with many viewers. Also, a different figure appears in each episode, and the storyline in which their backgrounds and abilities are revealed keeps viewers entertained.

Furthermore, "Super Movable Girl 1/6" is rich in comedy elements, and the chaotic life of Haruto and the figures invites laughter. In particular, the gap between how the figures behave in the real world and how they act is an interesting point. In addition, each character has a distinct personality, and many characters are loved by viewers.

The original manga of this work was also popular, and its anime adaptation gained even more fans. The anime version firmly incorporates the essence of the original while adding original story developments, allowing fans of the original to enjoy it from a new perspective. In addition, the visual expression and music unique to anime are also stunning, making it a work that is both visually and aurally satisfying.

"Super Movable Girl 1/6" is a must-see for fans of otaku culture, and especially enjoyable for those who love figures and anime. This work depicts the dreams, worries, and joys of otaku through the hectic life of Haruto and his figures, and is sure to resonate with many viewers. Please give it a watch.