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An Anime that Stands Out From The Norm, Katanagatari is a Once In A Lifetime Rollercoaster You Shouldn't Miss
__Katanagatari Review (No Spoilers)__
Nishio Ishin Light Novels are considered impossible to adapt, since his light novels run a mockery of the readers with his cheeky wordplay and the level of depth he gives to the world and to the people is unfathomable, but the anime adaptation of Katanagatari is…
Read full review on AniList →An identity of its own, and cements itself as an incredible experience.
>"But by that point, you will already have been torn to pieces." -Shichika Yasuri
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~~~Katanagatari starts off immediately letting the viewer know that it's heavily stylized with visuals, very un…
Read full review on AniList →La estética y animación de Katanagatari complementan muy bien su guión, convirtiéndolo en una joya poco comentada
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"Katanagatari", como su propio nombre indica, es una historia acerca de katanas. Sichika, un guerrero extremadamente habilidoso en la lucha sin armas, es convencido por Togame para recolectar las doce espadas forjadas por un herrero legendario.
En este sentido,…
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>CHEERIO!
# OVERVIEW
Young Shichika Yasuri is the sole heir of Kyotōryū, a bladeless “sword style” that turns the user body into an invincible weapon. Living on an island with only his frail older sister, he is…
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Let me preface this by stating that this is more of an interpretation of the series' ending filtered thr…
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<p align= "justify">Katanagatari, written by Nisio Isin, published twelve volumes of the light novels as part of the Kodansha section. All of the books were released at one book per month from January to December 2007, with a spin-off novel published in 2008. While it's a phenomenal feat, readers co…
Read full review on AniList →Different than usual, but still good Nisio experience even if it doesn't reach the highs it could have.
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This review will contain minor spoilers since you can't really discuss a show without them.
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**Katanagatari** is lot different than usual Nisio experience, ditching the seemingly uneventful life sprinkled with a few oddities type of tale, Nisio writes a full fledged adventure story that m…
Read full review on AniList →The 14th Deviant Blade Is Our Shows Unfounded Complexity
# ~~~**Katanagatari**~~~
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~~~Note: _This review contains spoilers. Also, while I enjoyed the series, this write-up may come off as more of a ****-post. I attempted to ruminate on my thoughts but feel the plot progression and character development reach an imp…
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# Summary
_This review may contain spoilers._
The anime is a mix of Samurai Champloo and Kimetsu no Yaiba.
The first half of the series feels a bit slow and boring, but it gets interesting in the second half when the main character, Shichika, voices his opnions more and feels more like a human be…
Read full review on AniList →My attempt at making sense of a journey undone in its finale (Spoiler)
__~~~<a>Spoiler warning for the whole review</a> - I can’t talk about my points without discussing the ending. ~~~__
Katanagatari has drawn me in for a ride which ended in a catastrophic crash. This review is my way of making sense of what happened.
Katanagatari stands out with its art style and th…
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