Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou ep. 4
[Night 4: The Dark Law Chapter - The Gathered]
The only thing our team of heroes are missing right now is a name for their group lol. I don’t think they need one but it doesn’t hurt to mention it, right?
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Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou ep. 3
[Night 3: The Dark Law Chapter - Inhuman Power]
And finally, I’m back on track to watching TMGK. I still feel the same way I did about the series when I was consistent with its entries (the first two episodes anyway). This series is freaking awesome and is personally one of my all-time favorites.
Anyways, this here is sort of an Aoi episode and I quite like her character (but still not as much as Komaki). Her personality is one that could get her in trouble in a series like this though…
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Series Information
OP: [0:00AM] by ACID
ED: [Hanafubugi] by ACID
[Night 2: The Dark Law Chapter]
[Enjoyment Value: 9.7/10]
First off, the OP was just plain awesome. The song, the animation, and all the visual effects that were used. I did raise an eyebrow when I first heard the words “Time to die!” though and thought “Oh god, not another retarded metal song”. I’m glad that impression was instantly blown away though. This entry, as well as the others for this series is late because I didn’t feel like rushing through the episodes and posting up brief thoughts and such so I waited until I could sit down without interruptions to watch them. But enough of that unimportant blurb and on with the show. TMGK still remains as awesome as it was in its first episode and thankfully things like the animation and music haven’t fallen victim to a low budget as yet.
1 commentTokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchou Ep. 1
Series Information
ANN Encyclopedia | AniDB | AnimeNfo
Genres: Action, Fantasy, Shounen, School Life
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Verdict: 9.7/10
Impressions:
Now this is what I call an anime. From the first episode alone it has already seduced its way into my top three favorites of the season. This thing has godly amounts of content. Awesome action scenes, outstanding animation quality (OVA level anyone?), and a cast of characters that doesn’t fail to impress. Suffice to say, the animation and production teams knew what they were doing when they decided to go full quality from the beginning. I just hope that the animation quality and everything else stays consistent through the entire series (I think it’s 26 episodes long? I’ll check later to be sure). Aside from those concerns I’m going to have to watch this one a few more times just because I can just to see those kickass action scenes again and to smile at all the characters introduced (rest assured I’ve already picked out my favorites which I will mention later).
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