Rinne no Lagrange: Flower declaration of your heart (TV) Reviews
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Rinne no Lagrange: Flower declaration of your heart
Rinne no Lagrange (Japanese)
輪廻のラグランジェ (Japanese) |
Creator: |
Haruyuki Morisawa
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Action,
Science Fiction
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Age Group: |
Older Children (May contain mild bad language, bloodless violence) |
Vintage: |
January 8, 2012 |
Status: |
Still Airing |
Summary: |
Madoka is the lone member of her school's Jersey Club. She is one day recruited by a mysterious girl named Lan to pilot the robot "Vox" and protect her city from space invaders. They are joined by a third girl, Muginami, who has a different goal than Ran. Meanwhile, they still don't know their enemies' true goal, or what "Rinne" might be. |
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Overlooked among the new 2012 lineup
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Overall Rating
Excellent
Story: 5
Dialogue: 4
Animation: 5
Entertainment: 5
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Honestly no one really gives this show much credit for what it is considering it came along with the rest of the 2012 line up and was quickly forgotten. So hopefully this helps people to watch the show.
So basically this is one of the mecha anime of the 2012 startup. The mecha designs and battle sequences are animated perfectly and are exciting to watch, though they don't fight in every ep. So far out of the 7 eps they only fought for like 4 of them. The animation style itself greatly resembles To Aru Kagaku no Railgun.
The show isn't confusing because they don't overload you with characters since there's only 3 main characters and a couple of antagonist.
The plot itself is interesting, especially for a meccha. I guess if anything else I should say that there are some fan service moments but this is not an ecchi show (considering they decided to go skinny dipping randomly or another instance where this whole eel tentacle thing happens). But it isn't a perverted show...if anything its Shoujo-Ai considering lack of male characters. This show knows when to be serious and knows when to be funny, even putting in some humor in battle sequences (1st episode when the main character tries to pilot her mecha she ends up smashing her head on the windshield).
Final thing, the op and ending songs are just so good! They're kind of a weird peaceful pop music thing, but the soundtrack is really enjoyable. Hope this helps.
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7 out of 7 people found this review helpful.
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