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Anime Name :-
Date A Live
Details :-
Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Genres: Comedy, Harem, Mecha, Romance, School, Sci-Fi
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Broadcast: Saturdays at 01:30 (JST)
Producers: Kadokawa Shoten, AT-X, Nippon Columbia, Fujimi Shobo
Licensors: Funimation
Studios: AIC Plus+
Source: Light novel
Introduction:-
Thirty years before the events of Date A Live, an enormous explosion devastates east Asia and kills 150 million people. This is the first known "Spacequake", an inexplicable natural disaster that has since become commonplace. Fast forward to the future. High school second year Shidou Itsuka lives alone with his cute little sister while their parents are away.
What do these things have to do with each other? While rushing to save his sister from a sudden Spacequake, Shidou is caught in the blast and, in the midst of the chaos, finds a mysterious girl. It turns out that this girl is actually a Spirit, a powerful being from another world whose arrival devastates the surrounding area. Thankfully, Shidou is rescued by an anti-Spirit strike team... led by his little sister?!
Plot/Summary :-
The series begins with a strange phenomenon called a "spatial quake" devastating the center of Eurasia, resulting in at least 150 million casualties. For the next 30 years, smaller spatial quakes plague the world on an irregular basis. In the present, Shido Itsuka, a seemingly ordinary high school student comes across a mysterious girl at the ground zero of a spatial quake. He learns from his adoptive sister Kotori that the girl is one of the "Spirits" from different dimensions who are the real cause of the spatial quakes that occur when they manifest themselves in the real world. He also learns that Kotori is the commander of the airship Fraxinus, crewed by the organization Ratatoskr, and is recruited to make use of his mysterious ability to seal the Spirits' powers thus stopping them from being a threat to mankind. However, there is a catch: to seal a Spirit's power, he must make her fall in love with him and make her kiss him. Shido's intelligent classmate, Origami Tobiichi, is a sergeant of the AST (Anti-Spirit Team), a special unit designed to suppress the threat posed by Spirits. As Shido successfully keeps sealing more and more Spirits, he gains allies to help him with his dates with other Spirits. Shido also increases the competition among them for his attention and affection, much to his chagrin.
Quotes :-
“No matter how big the world is, Tokisaki Kurumi is the only person that can interfere with irreversible time. And also this Zafkiel. Please don’t lend your ears to nonsense made by smart scholars and authors. The thing you-Shidou-san looking right now, is the only truth.”
“If people refuse to accept you, I'll just accept you even more.”
Story :-
If there is one that has remained true about the anime industry, it is that cheap entertainment and low-risk adaptations prevail. AIC's "Date A Live" is yet another addition to this tired trend- doing nothing interesting or even particularly well. It expects the audience to willfully ignore its poor writing, because hey-- there are cute girls to gawk at!
Drawing inspiration from the 2008 manga "Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai", Date A Live presents itself as a pseudo-parody of otaku culture. After our protagonist Shidou conveniently encounters two busty ladies fighting one another, he finds himself waking in the headquarters of an anti-Spirit organization, which (surprise!) is led by his bipolar younger sister. Kirino-- sorry, Kotori, proposes her master plan to Shidou: prevent the Spirits' destruction by making them fall in love with him. How is he meant to achieve this? By studying dating sims, of course.
Funnily enough, this ridiculous premise is actually one of Date A Live's few redeeming points. It is self-aware and (usually) does not attempt to be anything more than silly fun. Some of the best moments are when Shidou attempts to swoon the girls with cliched eroge lines, only to be met by awkward silence and/or violent threats. It is a show that prides itself in absurdity. Mostly. At other times it is just woefully stupid.
And that is the problem. Date A Live, in all of its wisdom, also tries to push a semi-serious 'plot' amidst its comedy. A plot so riddled with lazy writing and insufferable cliches that the anime becomes the very thing that is parodying. Transfer students, toast-in-mouth, and the beloved walk-in-on-clearly-occupied-bathroom cliche? Check. Girls falling in love with Shidou for no conceivable reason except to increase the size of his harem? You bet. Deus ex machina? The third episode contains two within minutes of each other. There is even a scene in the anime where the Anti-Spirit Team-- which for some inexplicable reason is comprised entirely of busty, half-naked high school girls-- gets tentacle raped by ramen. Yes, ramen. Full stop. I will leave that to your consideration.
Shidou himself does not do the writing any favors. If there is a problem, he will preach it away- almost always with a few jejune words about self-sacrifice or how his victim simply isn't happy enough. If he is hurt, he will be magically healed through some convenient plot device. He doesn't need to fight or do anything remotely intelligent, because why the hell would he? He has plot armor to save the day. Date A Live is not concerned about petty notions such as 'sense'.
he anime contains 12 episodes and aired during the Spring 2013 Anime Season (March 2013 – June 2013). The anime is originally based off the light novel series of the same name written by Tachibana Koushi and illustrated by Tsunako. The anime is animated by AIC PLUS+, one of seven divisions that are part of AIC (Anime International Company) Studios, who brought some great anime series including the Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai series, Record of Lodoss War and Sora no Otoshimono.
There a bunch of quite famous voice actors that make an appearance; actually to be more precise, there are a number of voice actresses that you would recognize like Inoue Marina who voices Touka (and is also known as the voices of Armin from Shingeki no Kyojin and Yozora from Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai), Taketatsu Ayana who voices Kotori (and is also known as the voices of Azusa from K-ON and Kirino from Oreno Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai) and Togashi Misuzu who voices Origami (and is also known as the voices of Amano Yukiteru from Mirai Nikki and Mai from Nichijou).
Conclusion :-
Overall, I believe this anime was pretty decent in terms of story, plot and quality of animation. The stories moved along quite smoothly and without many negative areas and the characters were very well distinguished and depicted. In many streaming sites, this anime was voted very high in the Spring 2013 Anime Season (if you’re watching or have watched this particular season, you’ll know the series that is beating Date A Live). But if you like your romance, comedy, action, fantasy and sci-fi, then this series is definitely worth your time. It also seems that there is a good chance that there will be a season 2 so look out for that. Because I’m certainly very excited about it.
Recommendation :-
Of course -, Its an Harem anime.
My rcommendation is 8.5/10.
I strongly recommend it for lover.
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Anime Name :-
Date A Live
Details :-
Type: TV
Episodes: 12
Genres: Comedy, Harem, Mecha, Romance, School, Sci-Fi
Duration: 23 min. per ep.
Broadcast: Saturdays at 01:30 (JST)
Producers: Kadokawa Shoten, AT-X, Nippon Columbia, Fujimi Shobo
Licensors: Funimation
Studios: AIC Plus+
Source: Light novel
Introduction:-
Thirty years before the events of Date A Live, an enormous explosion devastates east Asia and kills 150 million people. This is the first known "Spacequake", an inexplicable natural disaster that has since become commonplace. Fast forward to the future. High school second year Shidou Itsuka lives alone with his cute little sister while their parents are away.
What do these things have to do with each other? While rushing to save his sister from a sudden Spacequake, Shidou is caught in the blast and, in the midst of the chaos, finds a mysterious girl. It turns out that this girl is actually a Spirit, a powerful being from another world whose arrival devastates the surrounding area. Thankfully, Shidou is rescued by an anti-Spirit strike team... led by his little sister?!
Plot/Summary :-
The series begins with a strange phenomenon called a "spatial quake" devastating the center of Eurasia, resulting in at least 150 million casualties. For the next 30 years, smaller spatial quakes plague the world on an irregular basis. In the present, Shido Itsuka, a seemingly ordinary high school student comes across a mysterious girl at the ground zero of a spatial quake. He learns from his adoptive sister Kotori that the girl is one of the "Spirits" from different dimensions who are the real cause of the spatial quakes that occur when they manifest themselves in the real world. He also learns that Kotori is the commander of the airship Fraxinus, crewed by the organization Ratatoskr, and is recruited to make use of his mysterious ability to seal the Spirits' powers thus stopping them from being a threat to mankind. However, there is a catch: to seal a Spirit's power, he must make her fall in love with him and make her kiss him. Shido's intelligent classmate, Origami Tobiichi, is a sergeant of the AST (Anti-Spirit Team), a special unit designed to suppress the threat posed by Spirits. As Shido successfully keeps sealing more and more Spirits, he gains allies to help him with his dates with other Spirits. Shido also increases the competition among them for his attention and affection, much to his chagrin.
Quotes :-
“No matter how big the world is, Tokisaki Kurumi is the only person that can interfere with irreversible time. And also this Zafkiel. Please don’t lend your ears to nonsense made by smart scholars and authors. The thing you-Shidou-san looking right now, is the only truth.”
“If people refuse to accept you, I'll just accept you even more.”
Story :-
If there is one that has remained true about the anime industry, it is that cheap entertainment and low-risk adaptations prevail. AIC's "Date A Live" is yet another addition to this tired trend- doing nothing interesting or even particularly well. It expects the audience to willfully ignore its poor writing, because hey-- there are cute girls to gawk at!
Drawing inspiration from the 2008 manga "Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai", Date A Live presents itself as a pseudo-parody of otaku culture. After our protagonist Shidou conveniently encounters two busty ladies fighting one another, he finds himself waking in the headquarters of an anti-Spirit organization, which (surprise!) is led by his bipolar younger sister. Kirino-- sorry, Kotori, proposes her master plan to Shidou: prevent the Spirits' destruction by making them fall in love with him. How is he meant to achieve this? By studying dating sims, of course.
Funnily enough, this ridiculous premise is actually one of Date A Live's few redeeming points. It is self-aware and (usually) does not attempt to be anything more than silly fun. Some of the best moments are when Shidou attempts to swoon the girls with cliched eroge lines, only to be met by awkward silence and/or violent threats. It is a show that prides itself in absurdity. Mostly. At other times it is just woefully stupid.
And that is the problem. Date A Live, in all of its wisdom, also tries to push a semi-serious 'plot' amidst its comedy. A plot so riddled with lazy writing and insufferable cliches that the anime becomes the very thing that is parodying. Transfer students, toast-in-mouth, and the beloved walk-in-on-clearly-occupied-bathroom cliche? Check. Girls falling in love with Shidou for no conceivable reason except to increase the size of his harem? You bet. Deus ex machina? The third episode contains two within minutes of each other. There is even a scene in the anime where the Anti-Spirit Team-- which for some inexplicable reason is comprised entirely of busty, half-naked high school girls-- gets tentacle raped by ramen. Yes, ramen. Full stop. I will leave that to your consideration.
Shidou himself does not do the writing any favors. If there is a problem, he will preach it away- almost always with a few jejune words about self-sacrifice or how his victim simply isn't happy enough. If he is hurt, he will be magically healed through some convenient plot device. He doesn't need to fight or do anything remotely intelligent, because why the hell would he? He has plot armor to save the day. Date A Live is not concerned about petty notions such as 'sense'.
he anime contains 12 episodes and aired during the Spring 2013 Anime Season (March 2013 – June 2013). The anime is originally based off the light novel series of the same name written by Tachibana Koushi and illustrated by Tsunako. The anime is animated by AIC PLUS+, one of seven divisions that are part of AIC (Anime International Company) Studios, who brought some great anime series including the Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai series, Record of Lodoss War and Sora no Otoshimono.
There a bunch of quite famous voice actors that make an appearance; actually to be more precise, there are a number of voice actresses that you would recognize like Inoue Marina who voices Touka (and is also known as the voices of Armin from Shingeki no Kyojin and Yozora from Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai), Taketatsu Ayana who voices Kotori (and is also known as the voices of Azusa from K-ON and Kirino from Oreno Imouto ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai) and Togashi Misuzu who voices Origami (and is also known as the voices of Amano Yukiteru from Mirai Nikki and Mai from Nichijou).
Conclusion :-
Overall, I believe this anime was pretty decent in terms of story, plot and quality of animation. The stories moved along quite smoothly and without many negative areas and the characters were very well distinguished and depicted. In many streaming sites, this anime was voted very high in the Spring 2013 Anime Season (if you’re watching or have watched this particular season, you’ll know the series that is beating Date A Live). But if you like your romance, comedy, action, fantasy and sci-fi, then this series is definitely worth your time. It also seems that there is a good chance that there will be a season 2 so look out for that. Because I’m certainly very excited about it.
Recommendation :-
Of course -, Its an Harem anime.
My rcommendation is 8.5/10.
I strongly recommend it for lover.
If Interested OR You Liked My Review You May Also Subscribe And Follow Us :-
For More Updates Subscribe at :-
Anime Kingdom :- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyWDhZKOISZT4SwrNW-eTQQ
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