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The opposite of timeless. In its voracious pursuit of "cool" circa 1987, it is one of the purest sci-fi time capsules.
Timelessness is overrated. Every creation comes from an era of media culture, and even the most “timeless” productions can’t help but reflect contemporary trends and zeitgeist.
___Bubblegum Crisis___ is the opposite of timeless. Its creators, voracious creatures of popular media culture, slathered…
Read full review on AniList →The Personification of 80s Anime.
~~~__The Power of Nostalgia __~~~
Currently media is heavily depending on a collective reliance on excessive nostalgia. Nostalgia less in the face of a culture incapable of generating any authentic novelty, but more so one desperately searching for some. When there is hope in the world people will l…
Read full review on AniList →A mashup of genres and references that manages to be embodiment of the spirit of its era
To say that something weird happened in Japan during the 70s and the 80s is quite the litote. As the country was exposed to Western culture, it started, as it always had, taking the cool stuff, appropriating it, and putting its own spin on it, and that is also, and probably especially, the case for…
Read full review on AniList →Sweet and tasty, but lacking in nourishment.
Premise:
Four cool and cute vigilante ladies with power-armor fight evil robots while a uselessly heterosexual cop makes passes at their leader and embarrasses himself.
The Positive Side:
_Bubblegum Crisis_ leaves nothing to be desired on the visual front. The animation is gorgeous and expressi…
Read full review on AniList →Mid anime with strong aesthetics
Beware! Mild spoilers ahead!
__General impressions:__
Well, general description cannot go further than "mid". That's a strong "retro-aestetic" artstyle with sometimes really cool and complex shots of different vehicles and robots and stuff.
The stories in themselves are kinda fine. They written...…
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