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bâan: Otona no Kyoukai
A story of two people in search of a new life, who leave their birthplaces - travelling to a whole different world trying to find a place where they truly belong. Set in the fictional world of Euthania, a land rich in nature with various magical races based on South East Asian Mythology, which is connected to Japan via a warp gate. (Source: Official Trailer)
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Garnt ManeetaphoOriginal Creator
Yoshimitsu OohashiDirector
Kevin PenkinMusic
Megumi HosakaScript
HanyuuCharacter Design
Marin InaiSub Character DesignIzumi KawaharaProp Design
Ryou SumiyoshiCreature Design
Sato TakaharaArt DirectorMiku OoiColor DesignHayato KifuneDirector of PhotographyKazuki KosudaEditing
Rin's MotherYukako Kiuchi
Rin's FatherWataru Tsuyuzaki
An's HusbandShinya Takahashi
LunaHaruka Minami
Rin's Friend 1Yukako Kiuchi
Rin's Friend 2Riho Sugiyama
Daichi's Friend 1Yuuji Kameyama
Daichi's Friend 2Naoto Kobayashi
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__Not Spoiler Free__ I've been a fan of Gigguk for over half a decade, was introduced to him around 2018-2019 and he's basically been the only Anituber I watch since then. So fast forward years later and he drops a video announcing his next step which I originally thought was gonna be him announcinâŚ
Read full review on AniList âOver the past couple of years, the things I've been looking forward to most during every anime season are the videos different anime YouTubers release going over each anime that premiered that season; some of them have even gotten me to check out anime that I wasn't even intending on watching beforeâŚ
Read full review on AniList âTo start, itâs worth saying: itâs genuinely inspiring to see Garnt pull off a largely self-funded production of this quality while also staying true to his vision. This **** ainât easy, thatâs for sure. When I first saw the Instagram announcement, Iâll admit I got Vietnam flashbacks to Misty and âCâŚ
Read full review on AniList âbâan: The Boundary of Adulthood is a short anime film created by Garnt âGiggukâ Maneetapho, a well-known figure in the anituber community. For context, Gigguk began his YouTube career in 2006 with Anime Zone, producing comedic anime reviews before branching into seasonal anime coverage. Over the yeaâŚ
Read full review on AniList â__~~~Bâan: The Boundary of Adulthood aka Ratatouille but worse~~~ __ Well...this was alright...Kevin was good on OST's (7-7,5 maybe even 8 on a good day),the plot was also alright (Need more time to develop all plot/character development aspects of the Bâan to make them shine even more aka wtf is thâŚ
Read full review on AniList âThe harsh truth: Bâan isn't very good. It's fine. And that's okay. This comes in two parts. The first part is Bâan as an anime. And as said, it's not fantastic. I get glimpses of the vision that was intended here. In effect, this is an isekai where two people live different lives: one in a fantaâŚ
Read full review on AniList â[*clears throat and puts on my best Adum Johnston impression*] So I just saw Garnt Maneetapho's a.k.a. Gigguk's anime short film, "Baan", and it waaaaaaaas commendable, but also underwhelming. __[UNMARKED SPOILERS]__ ______ When he first announced it, I thought it would be like a series or sometâŚ
Read full review on AniList â~~~img400(https://i.imgur.com/hqhdbnG.png) ~~~ _Not Spoiler Free It's easy to judge a person based on prior opinions, **** bad takes. Especially the anime community especially does this and I'm guilty of this too. I'm a huge Type-Moon fan. But it's easy to let this color the perception of an indâŚ
Read full review on AniList âAnime Review: Bâan: The Boundary of Adulthood Bâan: The Boundary of Adulthood is a visually striking short anime that tackles themes of maturity and self-discovery but falters due to its cramped runtime and underdeveloped story. Despite impressive animation and voice acting, the narrativeâs rushed pâŚ
Read full review on AniList â*** <img src="https://i.imgur.com/4irp4fP.jpeg" align="center" width="#10" > <p align="justify">For me, an isekaiâs job is to take us to another world, especially as our coping mechanism for escaping reality has gotten stale, with barely any heart left in its place. It's an obvious turn-off to someâŚ
Read full review on AniList âThe themes of immigration, homesickness, and trying to find where you belong in the world were amazingly executed in such a short runtime. As someone that's moved around a lot, I resonated with this story greatly. The contrast of both Daichi's and Rin's experiences moving to a foreign land is handleâŚ
Read full review on AniList âWow. I just finished watching this and honestly, Iâm still processing how amazing it was. Itâs not just another isekai (like Gigguk even said it might feel like). It really came across as something special, almost like a personal story from his own life. Just like when he talked about Porter RobinsoâŚ
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