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Jinki:Extend, Vol. 1 by ADV Films

Reviewed on 07/25/07 Plays: 8

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I'm here to talk about Jinki:Extend The First Volume from ADV Films. It is a film which is rated PG which means all little kids can watch it which means it's safe and also all of the violence in it is not graphic so even though you have bodies being hit with missiles they're not going to see their body parts flying everywhere they just made them disappear in explosion. I think one of the biggest problems with American cartoons is that it's not real enough. You get hit by a train and you survive but in overseas animation and things like that typically if you get hit by train unless you're one of those crazy series like __________ or Dragon Ball Z it doesn't really matter. Anyhow this story is about a girl who likes to put together plastic model [gifts] like little Gundam things and she eventually comes across a strange cross-dresser who shows her the world of real robots and then she finds out that the [role that she's been kind of imaginary really living in of] fantastic robots actually exists and they're actually monsters that actually exist and these robots help __________. Anyhow this is an interesting series it's almost like fanservice but anything where the cartoon can extend its reach into a hobby that its viewers might enjoy it's definitely something that I would consider fanservice. I mean besides those type of shows with crazy boob shots or something like that. Anyway there are lots of action in Jinki:Extend. It's an interesting series the animation is [tagged] cute there are __________ key points. I guess it's mildly perverted but that's what you'd expect from anime series. Anyway Jinki:Extend it is a descent show.

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Based on a manga by Sirou Tunasima, the adventure series Jinki Extend (2005) combines magical girl and mecha elements. Aoba Tsuzaki, a seemingly ordinary 13-year-old who loves robot models, is taken to a mysterious land where giant robots engage in deadly battles. Fascinated by the gigantic Moribito-2, Aoba meets its pilots, hot-headed Ryohei Ogawa and his gentle father, Genta. Aoba is a cognate , a human with special abilities to control the Moribito. Her talents and enthusiasm earn Aoba a berth in Angel, an elite team fighting the Ancient Jinki, "mechanical life-forms" that attack humans. These actions have been planned by Aoba's estranged mother Shizuka, who runs Angel. The mecha battles are well-staged, and the filmmakers make the Moribito feel like a massive machine. But these effects can't disguise that Jinki Extend is a shamelessly clone of Evangelion , with a few elements from Patlabor thrown in.(Rated TV PG, suitable for ages 14 and older: violence, grotesque imagery, brief nudity, some profanity) --Charles Solomon

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