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When mecha attack a research center, its students, pilots, and researchers must fight back with the help of mysterious artifacts and a young samurai.
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In present-day Japan, a research facility was built on top of a giant robot discovered underground 60 years prior. Although the robot and the large cube found with it have been unresponsive since they were found, Chief Researcher Hiromi Shirahane has developed mechanized armor (aka mecha) based on the strange technology.
Everything changes when a large meteor turns out to be an alien attack, which splits to hit the research center and several places around the world. It is the return of humanity’s mythological enemy, the “ogres” from Japan’s ancient past.
Yukina is Chief Shirahane’s somewhat directionless high school-aged daughter who is visiting the research center when the alien robots begin attacking. The previously inert cube activates and opens right in front of Yukina. The cube dumps out a naked samurai warrior from 450 years ago, just in time to defend Yukina from an attacking robot. The samurai, Kennosuke Tokisada Ouma, at first mistakes Yukina for the princess he was sworn to protect. Sophie Noël is a young foreign exchange student from Yukina’s school who turns out to be a genius and works for the research center as a test pilot.
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‘Kuromukuro’ main cast from left to right: Kuromukuro (the robot), Sophie Noël (one of the research center’s test pilots), Kennosuke Tokisada Ouma (the samurai), and Yukina Shirahane. Photo: P.A. Works
In addition to the usual anime mecha adventure fare, this show is packed with tropes popular in anime and other media. We have Kennosuke as the lone wolf warrior, paired with Yukina as an unlikely battle couple. Kennosuke is also a man out of his time, protecting a woman he just met yet feels a strange attachment to (like Kyle Reese from
). Yukina herself is a possible princess with a lost royal lineage. The so-called “ogres” are strange beings from humanity’s mythical past who suddenly attack after a long absence (like
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). As if that wasn’t enough, we have a high school romantic comedy (like too many anime to mention). Although it sounds like a pastiche of concepts, the show is well executed and it somehow hangs together perfectly.
As I mentioned, the show is only available in subtitles. If that is a problem for you or your kids, you might give this anime a pass for now and hope they will come out in an English dubbed version soon.
Netflix gives the show a maturity rating of TV-14, meaning it is intended for teens and older. Personally, I did not have any problem with my kids watching it.
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‘. The show is produced by P.A. Works and distributed in the U.S. by Netflix. Although nearly the full run of 26 episodes have aired in Japan, only the first 13 episodes are available from Netflix now as “Season One.” Netflix will begin airing “Season Two” starting October 10th. I can’t wait!
David Michael, Gerry Tolbert, Andrew Smith, Ray Wehrs, Joel Becker, Scott Gaeta, Beth Kee, Joey Mills, talkie_tim, Danny Marquardt, Adam Bruski, John Bain, Bill Moore, Adam Frank, Lacey Hays, Peter Morson, James Needham, Matt Fleming, Adam Anderson, Jim Reynolds, Seiler Hagan, Bryan Wade, Petrov Neutrino, Jay Shapiro
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). As if that wasn’t enough, we have a high school romantic comedy (like too many anime to mention). Although it sounds like a pastiche of concepts, the show is well executed and it somehow hangs together perfectly.
As I mentioned, the show is only available in subtitles. If that is a problem for you or your kids, you might give this anime a pass for now and hope they will come out in an English dubbed version soon.
Netflix gives the show a maturity rating of TV-14, meaning it is intended for teens and older. Personally, I did not have any problem with my kids watching it.
Netflix's New Anime Blame! Is An Introduction To A Dark Science Fiction Universe
‘. The show is produced by P.A. Works and distributed in the U.S. by Netflix. Although nearly the full run of 26 episodes have aired in Japan, only the first 13 episodes are available from Netflix now as “Season One.” Netflix will begin airing “Season Two” starting October 10th. I can’t wait!
David Michael, Gerry Tolbert, Andrew Smith, Ray Wehrs, Joel Becker, Scott Gaeta, Beth Kee, Joey Mills, talkie_tim, Danny Marquardt, Adam Bruski, John Bain, Bill Moore, Adam Frank, Lacey Hays, Peter Morson, James Needham, Matt Fleming, Adam Anderson, Jim Reynolds, Seiler Hagan, Bryan Wade, Petrov Neutrino, Jay Shapiro
Paul Benson, Darren Blankenship, John Booth, Jenny Bristol, Rory Bristol, Robin Brooks, Tom Fassbender, Whit Honea, Rob Huddleston, Will James, Michael Knight, Joey Mills, Brad Moon, Anton Olsen, Skip Owens, Mariana Ruiz, Derrick Schneider, Tony Sims, Dakster Sullivan, Mark Vorenkamp
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