Xenosaga: The Animation (TV) Reviews
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Xenosaga: The Animation
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| Creator: |
Toei Animation
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| Genres: |
Action,
Science Fiction
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| Age Group: |
Teenagers (May contain bloody violence, bad language, nudity) |
| Vintage: |
March 23, 2005 |
| Status: |
Completed |
| Summary: |
4000 years have passed since humanity abandoned Earth. Forced to fight an alien form of life, Gnosis, mankind developed KOS-MOS - a battle android with amazing capabilities. When a ship carrying android is being attacked, KOS-MOS gets activated and save its creator, Shion Uzuki. But KOS-MOS doesn't want to listed her orders and executes some unknown plan. After their ship destroyed Shion and her companions find themselves thrust into the middle of a battle with Gnosis, U-TIC Organization and their own superiors. |
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Quite the Quandary
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Overall Rating
Average
Story: 4
Dialogue: 3
Animation: 2
Entertainment: 4
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To be honest this anime follows the trend of most things that are based off video games, being mildly entertaining but overall an underwhelming experience.
The quandary is that I'm not sure if it would be better watching without playing the games or with. The anime jumps through the story elements of the first game, changing certain things and adding short blurbs from the following two games. If you played the games, the plot holes and change of events might make the experience frustrating, but if you didn't play the games you might find yourself ( read more)
To be honest this anime follows the trend of most things that are based off video games, being mildly entertaining but overall an underwhelming experience.
The quandary is that I'm not sure if it would be better watching without playing the games or with. The anime jumps through the story elements of the first game, changing certain things and adding short blurbs from the following two games. If you played the games, the plot holes and change of events might make the experience frustrating, but if you didn't play the games you might find yourself lost and equally frustrated. ( show less)
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4 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
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