Rindaman fight, best fight of the work.įinally, Crows is a very fun and good story to follow, with great fights and outstanding characters. The fights in this manga are amazing and very well done, very exciting to see them. The '90s streak hit someone who grew up with the arts today, but that feeling quickly faded. Crows helped me remember that not every story needs to be complex to be good, but just fun and well done. By the way, the work gives a lot of prominence to several characters, there is always a feeling of something new coming from the vision of a character. The story, he is very good, always very fun and thought-provoking. However, when all the other characters always end up thinking about who they are and what they're doing, he's just existing lol. Work with his personality and lifestyle of freedom. Don't get me wrong, he is by far one of the best characters in the The protagonist, Harumichi, is quite charismatic but ironically less profound than the other characters. By the way, the work pays great attention to them, being the protagonist of their own arcs, which is great due to highlighting the cast making them remarkable. It is even curious that Crows never tries to be a complex work in text, but gives density to them when reflecting on their philosophies or attitudes. The characters are exceptional, being very charismatic and surprisingly deep. Let battle commence.Crows is excellent, perhaps the ultimate delinquent manga. Ken dropped out of Suzuran when he was a student, unable to make his mark, and he now sees his chance to live vicariously through Genji. To truly unify Suzuran, Genji needs information about the school and how the classes are set up. Ken Katagiri mistakes Genji for Serizawa on the first day of the school year, and after Genji batters Ken's yakuza underlings into submission, an unlikely friendship is formed. He's promised his father that he'll rule Suzuran, thus proving that he has the power to inherit the family business. This is the year when Tamao Serizawa is the toughest kid in school, and this is the year when Genji Takaya, heir to a yakuza empire, transfers in. No one has ever managed to unify the school through sheer force of their fists, but this year is different. It's where all the delinquents wind up, it's where the teachers fear to show their faces, it's where gangs, divided by classrooms, vie to be top dogs. Suzuran High School is the dumping ground for teenage society.
#CROW ZERO ANIME MOVIE#
It's just the sort of movie that you hanker for once you've got your fill of Tenjho Tenge and Ikki Tousen.
#CROW ZERO ANIME FULL#
It's a typical anime premise as well, with a high school full of delinquents, fighting amongst each other to be the top dog in school. It's the ideal live action feature for an anime distributor, based as it is on the Crows manga by Hiroshi Takahashi. Even better, they have the sequel Crows Zero 2 lined up for summer as well. Thanks to them, I now get to see my second ever Takashi Miike movie, Crows Zero. And now, MVM, my favourite anime distributor, is getting in on the Miike act as well. I've missed out on Audition, Ichi the Killer, and Sukiyaki Western Django, and it was only last year with the release of 13 Assassins that I got to see my first Takashi Miike film. Introduction While I have been partaking heavily of Far Eastern cinema in recent years, it's by some strange confluence of fate that I have avoided the work of one of Japanese cinema's most prolific, and most varied directors, Takashi Miike.
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