#Saint seiya movie sub indo full

They had probably spent a decent amount on music as well.

Smooth movement, endless beams of light in every direction, particle effects, you know it. They do make partially decent points, but of course they go overboard with their extreme measures. Maybe it hurts their own business maybe it is more ideological. There is some transhumanism going on, and evil corporate CEOs don't like that. The kids gets to experience a fun ride and see bright lights. Some might argue that four-year-olds are too young to pilot giant mecha, but they are only naysayers. Gundam pilots are known for their young age, but now they are really starting to enlist from the cradle.

#Saint seiya movie sub indo full

I'm looking forward to the full series.ĮDIT: My bad, the driving conflict is military-adjacent corporations arguing over the use of technological advances in the biotech industry for their products. The story doesn't slow down, even during quieter scenes. I went in expecting nothing, and came out surprised at how high-quality it is. Overall, this is a very enjoyable prologue.

Voice acting is well-done and not over-acted, but some of the antagonists sound like generic bad guys at times. Some tracks drive scenes they're in, while most of the music complement their scenes well. is more on the 'Epic and Cinematic' side of composition, with simple melodies and bombastic stringed instruments. Some of the named characters in the prologue have short scenes which show their personality and relationships in some way, however. Most of the dialogue is about politics, philosophy, and worldbuilding, so there isn't much in terms of characterization. As usual, background characters don't move much.

The art is well-done, with minimal use of CGI. In modern Gundam fashion, it leans heavily towards being a non-anime anime. Every scene has something which pushes the plot forward in some way. Space-versus-earth, but with corporations in the biotech/medical industries and the ethics of technological advances in that field. The music reminds me a tad of Penkin because of the style of the choirs, but most of the tracks are pretty humdrum and sound about as good as the bland gray textures of the hallways of the space shuttle look.ĭefinitely not a good start, but here's hoping to them pulling through and producing a good story.īasically sets up the conflict that will drive the main anime. When we observe wider shots of the art, the CGI percentage tends to be high, but it's not too bad for the character art and tighter shots. there's nothing that compelling about the script, but you can't expect much from 24 minutes. Is the idea to make them piss their pants and beg for mercy and embarrass themselves? Why not just shoot them? Guess the credits weren't long enough. Of course, we get classic scenes such as the baddies waltzing into the old girlboss's office, and they're like 'You're gonna die today, granny.' Then they just sit there and gab with each other for a while, pointlessly. There's a bunch of political blather and something about feuding corporations-apparently, the 'good' guys want to expand into space, and the 'bad' guys want to prevent that from happening, probably because of opposition to the transhumanist aspect or corporate competition, but it's not very clear. Apparently, if they don't, their face gets red and it looks like they have hundreds of fire ant bites on their face-ouchie! They seemed fine doing whatever and making colonies and dropping colonies like it was nothing, even without any shiny add-ons in all the other series. TWfM features an alternate timeline, as the plot appears to involve greater human integration with technology to even venture into space and colonize the stars. It starts fast and there's no real personality to any of the characters or time for them to stand-out more than the cardboard characters they use in the backgrounds for Mawaru Penguindrum or whatever. The action is okay, but this is far from the glory of 0083, 0080, Zeta, and countless other series.

with The Witch from Mercury prologue, as it's essentially a short 24-minute 1-episode teaser/pilot for the upcoming series, but it looks like it'll be another stale rehash of the CGI era of the Gundam universe, and certainly not up to par with Thunderbolt. It's funny that the original MSG-as well as many other mech titles of the 1980s and onward-would get ragged on for being the equivalent of overly long toy commercials, but as time went on and the genre became more sophisticated and scripting improved, this ceased to be a common criticism, yet it seems like we've come full circle and now it looks more like a toy commercial than ever, as the overcooked CGI varnish slathered all over the mobile suits makes them look like stop-motion action figures, zipping around through space and firing lasers and satellite weapons everywhere.